Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble causes morning misery and limited mobility. A brief health note advises rest, hydration, and medical check if pain persists, emphasizing back discomfort disrupting daily activities and sleep.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
8
Kidney trouble causes morning misery and limited mobility. A brief health note advises rest, hydration, and medical check if pain persists, emphasizing back discomfort disrupting daily activities and sleep.
The Hobo Hop, the second commencement dance, was led by Dexter Bloant and Julian Baxter. Guests include Miss Bell Iles from Greenville arriving for university events, and Mrs. Odloe H. Yancey of Atlanta visiting Mrs. Mandeville. Numerous locals and visitors are noted for travels, illnesses, and dismissals around the university period.
The column lists Wattley family moves to Watkinsville and Mra S A Nowon of Dewar Ala recalls three years of indigestion and pain, while Mrs Webb visits Atlanta. It promotes Electric Potro and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with testimonials and dealer names, urging cures for liver and bowel troubles and promising refunds if ineffective.
A. L. Mitchell, commissioner, invites Clarke County residents to aid in compiling an accurate roll of Confederate soldiers connected to Clarke County Georgia. Readers with information on county soldiers or descendants are asked to contact by letter or visit the Insurance Building office in Athens.
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia detailing guardianship petitions for Erwin and Anna Coates minor heirs, notices for last will and testament probate for G K Griffith, and a property sale via public outcry on the first Tuesday in July, describing land east of Athens and various heirs and court actions.
Notice warns all employers under contract with me until July Pieh 103 to refrain from hiring Wu Grassos. Describes the man as about thirty, five feet one inch tall, very black, known as A L Bouton.
A reflective piece contrasts true fishing with the mere act. It explores the sport’s romance, the hush of the bank, the scent of pine and sky, and the bite of chance in a trout’s watchful gaze. Dr. A. T. Bristow is noted in passing.
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