Satinola The Complexion Beautifier Sold In Athens
A local Athens retailer advertised Satinola the complexion beauty product for sale. The notice highlights availability at the shop and urges customers to purchase the item for cosmetic benefits.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
8
A local Athens retailer advertised Satinola the complexion beauty product for sale. The notice highlights availability at the shop and urges customers to purchase the item for cosmetic benefits.
Notices from Glynn and Clarke counties announce the discharge petition for estate of Cain Jones, an executor's discharge for Mrs Bob Myers estate, a public sale of Margaret Cary estate land in Clarke County, boundaries described and cash terms, administra tors named, and a legislated act to refund taxes to William A Carlton with notice of the June 7 1905 filing.
Jefferson Ga June 2 Hon BE L Douglass the new General Manager announces a system wide schedule change enabling Jefferson residents to leave at 6 30 in the morning reach Gainesville by 7 then via Air Line Belt to Atlanta spend the day and return home the same night benefiting local business and travel.
An afternoon drowning near Saran is detailed with scarce legible facts. Authorities describe a water accident involving a boy and an adult, with reporting noting a public release and follow up by local officials.
A garbled OCR snippet from a Georgia political section mentions the final ballot and a candidate named Candler. It references a voter poll, a captain, and a ballot preference amid confusing lines. The text alludes to a claim about curing a cold in one day with a laxative product.
Speech by Hoke Smith argues Georgia must curb railroad power by foreign corporations and party machinery, seeking to seize state railways and promote domestic control. He criticizes trustees and political bosses, urges legislation to bar foreign operators, and vows to use governor’s power to protect public interests.
A letter from Athens condemns cruelty to a horse whipped on Jacksutt and Clayton streets. The horse fell, was lacerated, yet continued to be beaten as bystanders gasped. The Humane Society notes sufficient evidence for conviction and asks citizens to demand humane remedy.
Wanted, gentleman or lady to travel with signal engineer Ly rail Sally. Compensation one thousand seventy two dollars per year plus expenses, paid weekly and expenses advanced. Address with stamp Jos A Alexander Athens Ga.
The text discusses party alignment and the push for the Australian ballot, suffrage amendments, and election laws. It outlines proposals for a state agricultural school distinct from the university system, argues for independent trustees for the Normal and Technical schools, and supports county level implementation while cautioning about primary votes and political impact.
Citizens from Jackson Walton and Gwinnett oppose carving Stephens County with Winder as seat. A Jefferson led train brought supporters to Atlanta to lobby the legislature as Jefferson leaders including Mayor H W Roll Ordinary J N Ross and Sheriff Stevens attend.
Representative Conner of Bartow introduces a bill to fund one hundred thousand dollars for a new agricultural college at the University. Gov Terrell urges fourteen thousand dollars more and notes a land purchase strengthens the case. He calls for at least one agricultural school in each congressional district funded by fertilizer inspection fees. Opposition grows to Stephens county creation as legislators prepare to debate in the coming days.
One thousand acre 1.00 acres land listing in Oglethorpe county Glade District five miles from Carlton on the 8. A. L. railroad. Cash terms. Address J. W. Tiller Assignee. Convenient to schools and churches Point Peter Georgia. 4tw.
A promotional notice urges quick relief from bowel and stomach ailments with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims cures for pain in the bowels and fear of appendicitis and lists H. R. Palm ie & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bros drug stores selling the 25 cent remedy.
Continued from page 1. Eyewitness accounts depict Aycock gathering money from Mrs Aycock and drawing a twelve dollar order before the crime. Aycock denies the charges while locals debate his guilt. The mob lynched eight men at the scene, including a white man, with no color or crime spared in the brutal act. The committee deemed there was enough evidence to hold trials, but violence overtook due process. The scene at the bodies left a lasting horror in Watkinsville and Oconee county.
A guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding piles. Druggists refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application brings ease. 50 cents. If unavailable, send 60 cents to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO for postpaid delivery.
After months of writing and talking about Tom Lawson, the public notice appears to have lapsed into incomplete text with lingering ambiguities and missing details. The fragmentary item hints at a legal or civic announcement but provides no clear action, deadline, or authority due to damaged copy.
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