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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1891
Page
3
The editorial discusses William McKinley as Ohio governor candidate and the tariff question, framing the race as a clash of tariff reform versus protectionism. It notes potential effects on national politics, the role of farmers and workers, and the impact on upcoming presidential dynamics, while urging civic participation in Athens Georgia.
A large prohibition meeting at Culpepper's tent drew over three thousand attendees Saturday night with many listeners outside. Speakers included Prof. D. C. Barrow Hon. H. C. Tuck George C. Thomas and T. W. Rucker who entertained the crowd for about three hours before adjournment.
Mrs Elizabeth Meadow 76 was thrown from a buggy while returning from a visit. Harness broke, horse ran away, buggy upset, both she and driver J F Colbert were thrown. Meadow seriously injured but hopes for recovery. doctors Hampton Brown and Wilts attend.
Town notes report visitors from Winterville Athens and Hartwell. Local visits include J Sam Bird and Mrs L G Johnson. Auburn Alabama Agricultural Station letter praised. Police quiet with only minor disorderly conduct expected. Queen Isabella's jewels anecdote used to segue into Dr. Pierce's Golden Discovery claims.
A reflective column urges restraint in speech, arguing harsh words injure hearts and justice belongs to God. It cites scripture about measuring others and recounts a preacher's message on reclaiming the fallen, urging gentler treatment of those who sin.
The piece contrasts American freedom with strict social conventions and recounts tales of perseverance in music. It highlights a coachman minorly recognized, a young woman who would endure social trials, and the generosity of Clara Kellogg aiding Emma Abbott, leading to Abbott’s rise and later renewed singing career.
The piece argues Southern distrust of Northern school texts, accusing abolitionists of treason and urging Southern boards to require books by Southern authors. It also discusses Emulsion formulas for pest control and tips on preparing land for sweet potatoes, detailing soil, manure, and bed preparation.
Merchants across the festival area share their views on the trade display, praising its variety and noting how the showcasing boosts foot traffic. Several shop owners emphasize the need for clear signage and approachable demonstrations to attract visitors.
The idea unites city and country for a mid summer festival on July 16 in Athens. Farmers from miles around will join townspeople for a grand pageant and Alliance Rally to advertise the city and its resources. Prominent citizens back Mayor Brown on a gala day to boost trade display and local growth.
An advertisement touts Clark's Lightning Liniment as effective for pain relief and many conditions including kidney and bladder inflammation, lung congestion, sore throat, hysteria, croup, diphtheria, headaches, rheumatism, chills, bruises, coughs, and sprains. Sold by Clark Chemical Co of New York for fifty cents.
A concise look at how government operations are progressing under current leadership, highlighting policy moves, staffing changes, and implementation steps across key departments and agencies.
Washington plans to send a top representative to the Ohio Republican convention. The push favored Harrison over McKinley, with Sherman backing a resolution to place his influence atop McKinley. Foster did not attend due to orders to avoid intimidating Foraker allies as Grosvenor resigns from a Treasury post amid rumors of McKinley Foraker ties. Raum solid with Harrison signals, while Potters named to a World’s Fair corps for foreign exhibits.
Bertha laments the term pain and rejects discussing her condition, fearing humiliation from “female diseases” while Edith suggests Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. The dialog promotes seeking medicine as a cure for uterine and related female weaknesses, touting its efficacy and safety assurances.
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