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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1910

Page

2

Tragic Playground Accident Claims Young Henry Yarbrough

A ten year old boy, Henry Yarbrough, died when a loose shaft and pulley in an old dismanted gunnery fell on him at Oconee Heights five miles north of town. The incident occurred as he urged companions to watch the wheel turn. He was nephew to Col. Chas. Emory Smith and to R. F. D. Mall Carrier Smith. Funeral services were held at the Heights with many from the city attending.

Henry Yarbrough R. D. Yarbrough Oconee Heights Heights Col. Chas. Emory Smith R. F. D. Mall Carrier Smith Bradberry District

Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets

When digestion is good you crave food. when not you may need a dose of Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They strengthen digestive organs improve appetite and regulate bowels. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Northwest sees wave of teacher demand across states

Spokane officials report demand for public school teachers across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana with about 600 positions anticipated in Spokane for next fall. Last season 448 teachers worked for pay in the city with monthly salaries from 55 to 90 dollars.

Spokane Wash Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Bruce M. Watson Northwest W. H. Allen Board of Education Holabo Iowa Kansas

World powers urged to curb global bird plunder

New York Aug 7 Four teen world powers urged to ban export and import of wild bird plumes for millinery. William Dutcher of the Audubon Societies presented a plan at Washington backed by delegates from fourteen nations seeking a united effort to protect bird life and crops.

New York Globe United States Great Britain Germany France Italy Russia Norway Sweden Belgium Denmark Holland Hungary Austria Bavaria State Knox Washington William Dutcher National Association of Audubon Societies Berlin England Uncle Sam Dutcher Congress T. 8. Palmer Department of Agriculture Mr. Dutcher Broadway Europe Agier

Midnight Doctors Leave Bed While Athens Hails Rifles

A baffling note praises midnight doctors and a plan involving Perry Davis Painkiller. The piece also celebrates Athens and its military company with a splendid showing by a rifles unit yesterday evening.

Perry Davis Athens Te Rifles

Mayor Gaynor Wounded by Would-Be Assassin at Sea

Special to The Banner reports Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York seriously wounded aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse liner off Hoboken. J. J. Gallagher, discharged dock worker, shot the mayor and a second man, William F. Edwards, as they struggled. Edwards fought gallantly, nearly losing consciousness, and Gaynor underwent X ray examination and planned surgery to remove a neck bullet. By Aug 10 officials said recovery appeared likely.

New York Hoboken Nv J William J." Gaynor Europe J. J. Gallagher Department of Docks William FE. Edwards Princeton Gallagher Ede Edwards New York City St. Mary's Hospital John W. Parrish N. J Gaynor Hoboken, N. J

Voter clashes with electric fan at Howard rally

In a Amens drug store crowd a voter for Congressman Bill Howard raised a hand during a trial poll and struck a revolving electric fan. The fan shaft broke off and the voter's hand suffered injuries as onlookers watched a one sided confrontation over support for the candidate.

Bill’ Howard Amens Howard Congress Bill Howard Mr. Howard

August Court in September Order Delays Athens City Court

The city court of Athens, by order of the judge, adjourns the August term to September. The regular quarterly meeting set for Aug 21 is postponed to the fourth Monday in September following a unanimous request by local legal counsel. The change aligns court proceedings with public interest ahead of the state primary.

Athens Pri

Borough explains position on Howard speaking at Union event

Royston Georgia August 61910. Letter to the Athens Banner from T G Borough correcting a published item about Congressman Howard being invited to speak at the Franklin County Farmers Union rally. He says the invitation came from a local committee member, not the county president, and county officers asked for cancellation. Borough states the union members themselves opposed the speech and criticizes prior coverage while defending the union and his own actions.

Royston Athens Banner Howard Union Farmers’ Union Franklin County McConnell Franklin County Farmers’ Union C. T. Burgess Ashland Taim Mr. Howard Haley

Milk inspection in Georgia tests dairy butter fat levels

Atlanta August 7 Pure Food Inspector P A Methvin reports dairies statewide are testing milk to ensure butter fat meets legal standards for sale. In Atlanta 807 permits exist with several hundred more in other cities as inspectors sample dairies and verify fat content above 3.25 percent to qualify as legal milk.

Atlanta P. A. Methvin Methvin Georgia

Georgia Fruit Exchange Executive Meeting Set in Atlanta

Atlanta Georgia August 7 the executive committee of the Georgia Fruit Exchange meets at 9 39 Wednesday morning in the exchange rooms call issued by Assistant Manager H D Marks committee includes I F Murph J O Booten J M Yeomans W W Stevens P J Berckmans Jr A M Kitchen A H Hale and I M Fleming secretary The gathering marks the first post peach season session with reports on the past season noting the heaviest peach shipments in Georgia history totaling 6184 cars with New York City taking over 2000 cars and broad praise from growers and traders for orderly distribution of fruit

Atlanta The Georgia Fruit Exchange Exchange H. D. Marks I. F. Murph Marshallville J. O. Booten J. M. Yeomans Dawson W. W. Stevens Mayfield P. J. Berckmans, Jr Augusta A. JM. Kitchen Baldwin A. H. Hale South Glastonbury Conn I. M. Fleming Atlanta Ga Georgia New York City

Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Rocky Mount Resident

J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina says a severe cold and cough were cured after one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery. He declares it the surest remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever and lung troubles. Prices 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.

J. R. Pitt Rocky Mt. N Dr. King W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Three life periods guide to youth and aging

A lengthy essay outlines three life stages from infancy to old age, urging perseverance through trials. It praises self-discipline for boys and girls, cites famous origins of leaders, and extols aging as a time of wisdom and family devotion. It also includes a brief stock market column noting irregular trading and crop concerns in the Southwest.

A. M. Morgan Columbus Virgil Porter Daniel Webster Isomer Lincoln Madame Barnadotte Paris Catherine Russia Latham, Alexander

Resolve to seize life with purpose for youth and God

A brief exhortation urges young people to rely on themselves not others, use their gifts, and live with purpose. It emphasizes thinking through plans and then acting, urging maturity and decisive effort.

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Fast Healing

Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves burns cuts wounds and sores including ulcers and eczema. Claims its effectiveness on skin ailments and chapped hands. Available for 25 cents at W J Smith & Bros and H R Palmer & Sons.

Bucklen W J. Smith & Bros H. R. Palmer & Sons

Life on Panama Canal I and The Malaria Cure Claim

Frightful malaria troubles on Panama Canal life blamed for chills fever ague and weakness. Electric Bitters touted as a cure with a testimonial from William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina stating three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and restored health. Also advertised to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and prevent typhoid, guaranteed by local druggists W J Smith Bros and H B Palmer & Sons.

Panama Canal I Wm. 4 Fretwell Lucama N. C W. J. Smith & Bros H. B .Palmer & Sons

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