Athens Banner notes 1899 balance and New Year resolutions
The Athens Banner comments on year end balances and the approach of 1900 with calls for honest citizen efforts. It notes a San Francisco dispatch about Montana volunteers finding 150000 in gold and silver, plus British reverses sparking sympathy and debate in the U.S. Washington and Southern perspectives are cited, with commentary on Moody and northern race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Montana Volunteers
Philippines
Caloocan
The
New York Tribune
Great Britain
the Tribune
Dunbar
David Pieros
Coke Company
North
Washington Gasette
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Proven Benefits
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla with testimonials claiming real results for many users. The copy emphasizes brand trust and urges readers to choose Hood's to achieve similar health benefits.
Boils and Pimples Warning Promises Blood Purity Cure
A long advertised health notice urges purification of the blood to avert illness, citing anecdotal claims about Swift Specific Company products. The piece blends medical tonality with political and social asides, mentioning various individuals and references across the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gentile
Second Avenue
Seattle
Wash
WH Dunlap
A. G
R. R
Chattanoo
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Christmas Services At Emmanuel Episcopal Church Shine
Christmas at Emmanuel Episcopal Church featured impressive regular services and a solemn midnight Saturday night gathering attended by many members. The music and church atmosphere elevated the holiday observance.
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Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
British embassy warns US on filibuster fear in South Africa
A Washington dispatch reports the British embassy has informed the state department of pro Boer sentiment in the United States and urged maximum caution to prevent filibustering expeditions to South Africa within twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
State Department
United States
South Africas
Anderson Brown's brief term ends with a brief relapse
A local colored man Anderson Brown, sentenced to ninety days for a city ordinance violation, has his term reduced by twenty six days by the mayor. He is later fined five dollars, arrested again, resists officers, and pays ten more dollars in penalties. He hopes Billville offers a loan to tide over his finances, recounts printers' life, and ends with a brisk farewell about temporary hardship and a ten day loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Moody
Mr. Moody
Senate
Georgia
Clay
Thomas Jefferson
Nazareth
Calvary
Eelf
William T. Stead
Stead
Daily Chronicle
London
Woolwich Arsenal
Westminster Palace
Mr. Bread
Napoleon
England
Boston
Anderson Brown
Smith
Anderson
Wall Street
Billville
Buffalo Weekly Journal
Philippines
Professon
Atick
Maine
Texas
Circus
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Athens Weekly Banner
Wkly
H. J. Bowe
Lessee
T. W. Reed
W.D. McVeil
Zasvee and Business Mgr
Athens
Joubert
Louisiana
Stonewall Dovkeon
Tamar Fontaine
Mississippi
Stonewall Jackson
Northern
Virginia
MD Fontaine
Ol. Joubert
Jackson
Swiftwater Gap
Shapandoah
Bienville
Africa
Loring
Philippine
Straits Settlements
Legislative Council
Crown
Chamber of Commerce of
Singapore
Penang
Atlanta Journal
Whitehall Street
Bowery
New York
Calaboose
Washington Post
Senator Clay
Hood
Ss. S. S. For
South Africa
the Shenandoah
Lord Roberts
G. F. BR. Henderson
Lord Roberta
Col. Henderson
Henderson
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Lee
Chancellorsville
MR. Stead
Billvile Banner
Pefiynoval
Castoria
Inpants
SRS
Hanaiied
John L. Arnold
Thee Largest Paints
East Clayton Street
Banks, Savings Bank
Broad Street
Barbers
McQueen & Carter
College Avenue
Clothing
Eer’ Doresy
Clayton Street
Michael
Tee
Clayton and
Jecaph
Pita Feimer & Bons
Clayton Street Net
Jeethers Mepenm Company
College Oven
Electric Light Office
G. D.flaniewn
Clayton
Nf. Dorsey
Jpions
Baréwrare
Stone
Jackson Street
Matteo
Busic House
Haselton
Eae
Wi ‘Reat
Telegraph Office
Union Freereod Company
Crane
Colege Avenue
D. W. Bailey
Washington Strest, Phon
Seaboard Air Line
B.A.L
UND
K. D.stone
Banner Building
Telephone
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