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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
A historical advertisement touts Mexican Mustang Liniment as a safe sure remedy for humans and animals. It claims instant absorption through skin, notes alcohol liniments burn and volatilize, and endorses widespread use by families and farmers for cuts, sprains, and livestock ailments.
Mr R L Patterson of Prince Avenue was badly hurt when a crank slipped and struck his right wrist. Both forearm bones were broken with torn ligaments. An X ray was planned before setting the arm since all city X ray machines were out of order. Patterson and Dr G T Canning will travel to Atlanta for imaging.
Judge Shep herd of New Orleans names R. L. Moss of Cutting Georgia as receiver for Beach Manufacturing company of New Lacy Appling County to seize 23 600 acres of virgin Florida timber. Bankruptcy fight contends proceedings are illegal.
Cal Yearby of Madison county near Hull asks police and newspapers to aid in finding his sixteen year old son Arthur Yearby who left home on the 12th. Described as tall and lean, he wore overalls and a brown cap, and had never strayed far from home before.
A city canvass shows strong support for a bond issue for schools and streets. Voters express confidence that polls will show an overwhelming approval next Tuesday with many urging advance planning to ensure every child benefits.
A one day event showcases noted physicians renowned for treating chronic diseases with innovative methods. Attendees witness dramatic improvements as clinicians demonstrate new approaches and patient testimonials highlight meaningful relief.
A Rumely Products Company train of thirty five cars moved from La Porte Indiana toward Charlotte with a stop in Athens Georgia. The trip included leaders from the state College of Agriculture and local business figures while advertising the new branch in Charlotte. Farmers could not attend due to short notice.
The Associated Doctors licensed by the state offer free consultation and examination for deformities and chronic diseases in men women and children. They promise no charge beyond medicine cost and ask treated individuals to report results to spread the word. They claim bloodless surgery and urge kidney bladder tests, with a one day only free offer and restrictions for married women and minors.
A homespun caution urges homeowners to buy paint at 25 cents a gallon, arguing timely painting protects property from water and rot. It warns delaying payment for painting leads to higher costs through rot and damage, endorsing DEVOE from Talmage Hardware Co. as a solution.
In Clarke superior court an equitable petition and injunction for damages was filed by church members against preachers E C Cheatham W E Fuller and W M Chappell seeking $1000 and a restraining order to bar entry onto the Union street Athony church premises. The petition names Harrison Hill George Badger Robert Eberhart Melvin Hill Samuel Cutts as plaintiffs. The case recounts a lot bought for 200 and a building erected, with Fuller claiming to be overseer and Chappell as ruling elder. It alleges misappropriation of church funds and seeks a restraining order and appearance at the April term.
Atlanta dispatch reports Senator Harris praising the Georgia delegation and Wilson era ascendancy while urging recognition in appointments. Dr. DuBose labels Mormonism in Atlanta a crime and calls for civil inquiry. Two Atlanta youths’ bellows trick amuses and shames a cautious mother. Southern fire insurers prepare a meeting on home patronage and regulation as Georgia reforms show gains.
A special train of machinery stopped in Athens yesterday during its round trip through the South. After leaving Athens it will visit the capitals of Indiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia and will pauses only at Columbia and Charlotte.
A house remedy, Peruna, is praised as a gentle tonic laxative that prevents illness and restores appetite. The article extols keeping Peruna handy to avoid harsher cathartics and warns against constipation leading to deeper ailments. A customer testimonial from Plymouth Mass supports its effectiveness for estarrh. Peruna for sale at special.
Washington March 19. The Department of Agriculture reports 1912 fire losses on National Forests were the lowest in years with less than one acre burned per thousand acres and total damage about 75 290 dollars. Lightning caused most fires, 87 percent, and nearly 38 percent were due to carelessness. California led in total fires. Arizona and California high in incendiary origins. Only 12 fires exceeded 1 000 dollars in damage.
Washington March 19 news notes the Wilson cabinet is notably younger on average than Taft era officials. The oldest is Redfield at 55, Bryan 53, with McReynolds Daniels Wilson under fifty. Taft appointees Wilken 78 and MacVeagh 72 stand out as much older. Also, early today police arrested Alice Corsley in Winder on a criminal warrant.
An ad-like fragment touts Batklen's Arnica Salve as best for skin diseases with rapid, permanent relief. It mentions H.R. Palmer & Sons as possibly selling or endorsing the product.
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