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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1905

Page

3

Sunlight and Human Health in Historical Perspective

A discussion of sun exposure, citing Dr. Charles B. Woodruff and a view that Mediterranean people kept in dark homes suffered no harm. The piece argues against extreme sun avoidance for infants, noting that brief, diffused light can stimulate metabolism and that total darkness is unnecessary.

Charles B. Woodruff United States Army Redmen Company Mediterranean Zone Leesa

The Blond Aristrocrat and The Color of Races

The essay argues that light exposure and sun rays shape race skin and hair, claiming blondes are better suited for heat conservation and leadership. It links blondness to intelligence, naval prowess, and aristocracy, while asserting climate drives racial change and eventual extinction of inferior types.

Woodruff Tropics Egypt North African Mediterranean Europe France Germany Russia Devil India Dr. Woodruff Sondon Spain Italy Africa

Michael Brothers Offer Bargain Wash Fabrics Sale

Michael Brothers' Company advertises a large stock of wash dress fabrics at 10c to 50c a yard including Organdies Irish Dimities Batistes and more. White goods are highlighted with 30 inch White Linen Suiting 25c yard White India Lawns from 6c to 25c and Mercerized Waistings 15c to 35c per yard.

New Spring Millinery Show Presents Phipps Hats on Sale

We unveil the greatest line of ladies, misses, and childrens bedy to wear hats in the city. The Phipps tailored hats are noted for smartness and individuality. Made largely in lightweight durable Japanese braids and fine Milan and woven Italian straws. Available in the newest effects.

Phipps Milan

Superb assortment of Ladies Stock Collars and Scarves

Local shop advertises a special display of ladies stock collars lace jabots raching silk scarfs belts girdles and Persian ribbons inviting customers to view the new goods and fashions.

New Spring Silks Headline Silk Department Ad

The Silk department announces a ready assortment of waist and costume silks including French printed satin foulards, taffetas, pongee silks, chiffon taffetas, China silks, and Crepe de Chine. 49 cents to 75 cents per yard, with 50 pieces of shirt waist silks at 49 cents. New dress goods line features varied weaves and colors for shirts and suits.

Ladies Ready to Wear Spring Fashions Sale

Advance showing of new Spring silk shirt waist suits skirts and shirt waists featuring silk shirt waist suits at 12.5, 15, and 17.59. Gingham shirt waist suite at 1.25. Batiste shirt waist suits in designs at 1.75. White linen shirt waist suits at 3.75. Silk shirt waists at 2.25, 3.00, 4.50 and 5.0. Lawn and linen shirt waists at 1.00, 2.00, 2.59 and 3.59. Walking skirts in mohair Panama voile and silk from 5.0 up to 20.60.

Batiste Panama

The Teutonic Speech and Empire Across Oceans

The text argues that conquest shows through language, noting English rule from London and French control from Paris as models. It asserts the theory’s relevance to new possessions in the Atlantic and Pacific, highlighting linguistic evidence of domination and governance.

Thelf London Paris Atlantic Pacific

Birth Insurance Promoted As Roosevelt Idea Gains Ground

The American Birth Insurance Company, chartered in Massachusetts, begins operations this week with offices in the city and aims to encourage large families. The plan requires membership in the American Parents Educational Association, monthly universal assessments, and a payout at the birth of a living child, with larger sums for later births. Mrs Durkee and Rev J Stanley Durkee express strong support, seeing it as a welfare measure for the poor and a boost to national policies.

Roosevelt W35 Massachusetts Concern Durkee J. Stanley Durkee Warren Street Baptist Church American Parents’ Educational Association

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