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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
3
Miss May Markell of London Ontario testifies that Wine of Cardus cured her three year struggle with menstrual pain and health decline. She credits the product for her recovery and urges other women to try it, noting no doctor needed and health can return privately at home.
The Athena Night School honors the late Mrs. William E Boggs with a valued gift a portrait for the Marion Boggs Library. Dr Boggs presented the picture and the board praised her lifelong service as director treasurer and benefactor noting her life of Christian character and generosity.
Morris formerly of this city but now in Atlanta will marry Maxwell L Shatzen of Bessemer Als on Sunday afternoon February 8. Many Athenians will attend as Miss Morris is popular. Rev I Rubenstein will officiate with Miss Sophia Morganstern as maid of honor and Mr Arthur Flaten as master of ceremonies.
Funeral services for Miss Talitha Bailey were held Saturday at 2:30 PM at Oconee Street Methodist Church. Rev. Link McConnell of Atlanta and Rev. M H. Eakes led the service before the remains were laid to rest in Oconee cemetery. Capt. and Mrs J F Jackson of Washington Ga announce the engagement of their daughter Mattie Mautle to Mr Luther McGinty of Athens with a February 25 wedding planned at their home.
Walton Tribune applauds Clarke county for extending country school terms to nine months. The Clarke board raised the term from six to nine months after positive results, urging Walton county to adopt similar educational improvements and urging public support for longer terms and better rural schools.
Mrs R P Ward a noted Angusta spiritualist left Athens after Mayor J F Rhodes demanded a $50 business license. She refused to pay and departed, leaving behind followers who had paid fees for her predictions and believed in her workings.
A dated ad touts a dyspepsia remedy as digesting all foods with instant relief and no need to diet. It claims thousands cured where others failed, notes a Chicago company and local distributors, and emphasizes safe, pleasant use across sensitive stomachs.
The University of Georgia board of trustees, in its busiest session in years, allocates funds from state appropriation to expand the agricultural program and establish farmers institutes in all forty four senatorial districts. Senator Harvey Jordan leads the farmer outreach, with $1000 set aside and $3000 for the agricultural department to acquire land stock cattle and equipment as the plan unfolds.
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