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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
6
A crowded Athens paper column reviews politics from Cuba to Nebraska with editorials on Roosevelt Panama dispute and Bryan as potential candidate. It notes Wood Moros casualties, Panamanian route debates, and editorial stances across national papers and editors.
The passage states that all humors are impure matters the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot manage without aid. It describes accumulation leading to pimples boils eruptions loss of appetite fatigue bilious turns indigestion dull headaches and related troubles.
A testimonial from Ina D Maus of Buons, Maine, states Hood's Sarsaparilla drove out salt rheum on her hands and cleared sores after using the product. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening and invigorating the system and promises it "cures and keeps the promise."
The Summer School faces possible annual support shortfall after the General Education Board withholds aid. If Athens raises 2500, the program aims to outdo last year’s success and secure broader state funding later. Citizens’ contributions could sustain the school and mirror prior support for the State Normal School.
The article argues the cotton crop's immense value, estimated at 500 to 650 million dollars, surpasses gold production in recent decades. It notes export shares and trade balance effects, claims cotton's price benefits planters, criticizes price manipulation, and credits agricultural data for farmers' profits this year.
A terse musing argues that self awareness outpaces external facts as the key to progress. It suggests reflection on motives, strengths, and limitations guides better choices than chasing external expertise alone.
A devotional meditation wishes M R a blessed Christmas pilgrimage in the Holy Land. The verse recalls sacred paths and prayers at holy shrines and asks for Christmastide visions and peace for the world.
The New Orleans State summarizes a nineteen-state Democratic committee canvass showing Parker favored by Illinois, New York, Michigan, Connecticut, Tennessee, North Dakota. Gorman by Indians, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia, Alabama. Hearst by oats, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Arkansas. Missouri backs Connell. Delaware and Iowa noncommittal. It notes Cleveland boom in the West and Illinois tilt if he runs, with leaders Walsh Hopkins Eckels arguing he could win Illinois and the presidency.
Obituary notes the death Monday of Tom Dooley 618 a longtime Athens street scavenger and beloved local character. His daughter Sissie Peterson died the night before from heart disease. Both burials planned for the same day. The piece recalls his wit his work for the city and his Christmas Eve hack rounds for white friends. An advertisement fragment for Hood’s Sarsaparilla appears amid local notices.
Jefferson Ga January 25 reports tell of a feminine visitor in mysterious dress haunting prominent homes. Bells rang at one house three times with a figure seen on the veranda then vanishing. Some call it a prank by town youths others a possibly demented woman, leaving residents uneasy.
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