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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
5
The article discusses crow behavior in winter, noting crows migrate by choice or stay based on signs of winter. It covers their intelligence, scavenging habits, roosting patterns, and how harsh weather affects foraging, with observations from New York and Pennsylvania.
Harriet Howard of New York recalls salt rheum and eczema lasting years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured them. It is advertised as a quick healer for cuts burns and sores at local drugstores. Meanwhile speculation swirls as Joe Hill Hall exits the governor race and voters ponder endorsements.
Citizens and visitors have begun crossing the park on College avenue in front of the post office, bucking a city rule. Officials warn enforcement will begin to stop the practice, which harms park appearance and endangers pedestrians near the north end curb. Some residents advocate removing the park and macadamizing the street between the two public buildings.
Savannah Ga January 1 Thousands of African Americans marched to celebrate emancipation signing. Capt J C McBride a former US Army officer and Georgia newspaper man was beaten after attempting to cross the line. A streetcar conductor was attacked and left with a hurt wrist and missing watch. A photographer was driven from his post as parade participants objected. First such unauthorized parade in a quarter century after disarming the black company.
Two Athenians, M. H. Skalowski and Ford L. Parr, have rights to bottle and sell Coca Cola in Chicago and within forty miles. Skalowski serves as president and general manager, Parr as secretary and treasurer. Parr has gone to Chicago to arrange openings, with Skalowski to follow. Friends wish them success in their new business venture.
Greatly in demand medicine meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser. Dr King's New Life Pills claimed to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
Valiosta Ga January 14 J Lamar Harley 14 son of prominent merchant J IL Harley died at 11 oclock from lockjaw following a Christmas day firecracker wound. Illness worsened after inflammation set in and he failed to recover today.
Thomas Connally grandson of Senator Joseph E Brown begins law practice at his father’s office in Whitehall Street. A graduate of Emory, University of Georgia, and Yale Law School, he is praised for his early academic record and anticipated brilliant career.
The court explains the ruling rests on technical grounds and that the state board of health cannot sue to enforce its rules or stop interference. It states the governor can authorize the attorney general to sue in the public interest, and cites Trust Co. v. Georgia on AG power to protect public rights without governor direction when state property or public health is at risk.
An Athens druggist listing promotes a National Toilet Co beauty product promising a velvety appearance and fresh complexion. The ad emphasizes a money back refund, 50 cent price, and options in White Fresh Pink and Brunette shades. It claims a guaranteed satisfaction policy and nationwide distribution through Paris Tennessee production.
A historical critique notes how slang grows monthly and pervades speech, with examples from students, workers, and foreigners adopting new terms. It contrasts archaic references with current vernacular, citing euphemisms, misused words, and comic misprisions in everyday dialogue.
In St. Louis, Fitzsimmons claims to be the fastest horseshoer while Butler and Callahan dispute the boast, noting local rivals who could beat the Cornishman. Fitzsimmons recounts a publicity contest with a Pittsburg plater, where trickery nearly ruined him until his helper swapped buckets. A sidebar on luck charms describes patrons wearing amulets, lockets, and talismans, including a diamond studded locket and a lead bullet kept as a charm, with anecdotes from a Turkish bath attendant.
The notice references Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a grip treatment and advices on prompt use. It also notes a court suit procedure where the governor or attorney general determine venue, and mentions state wealth grounded in agriculture with citizens aiding farmers.
Dangers from colds are greater than from any other cause when not properly treated early. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as prompt and effective, loosening cough and aiding recovery. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro. in Athens, Ga. The Atlanta birth rate rise is noted as a compliment to President Roosevelt who visited the city last fall. The Southern Cotton Association warns of trusts to curb speculative practice, with more on the topic to come.
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