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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1900

Page

6

Water Torture and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted

A historical ad-like excerpt describes water torture and insanities linked to women’s health. It extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous distress and menstrual suffering, claiming it boosts mood and cures headaches backaches and pains with no alcohol opium or narcotics. Patient testimonials claim dramatic improvements after several bottles and praise for the Pleasant Pellets.

Dr. Pierce Annie Stephens Belleville, Wood Co W- Va Jesuf Aiden Pierce

Field Day Contests at University Draw Crowd on Campus

The annual University Field Day on campus yesterday attracted a large female audience as various events drew interest though no records fell due to a mismeasured track. Winners were named in dash and throw events, with Johnson and Cox among victors, and the Frenchmen winning the relay.

Erwin Johnson Cox Yad Goneo Upahaw L. Rocker Pole vaut—Hodgson Hartshorn Baxter Hoyt Dean Hardy Upshaw Thompson William

Losses at Santiago Fourth Army Corps Casualties Listed

War department releases detailed casualty totals for the Fifth Army Corps from June 22 to July 17, 1893 at Santiago. Killed include 21 officers and 222 enlisted. wounded total 101 officers and 1,344 enlisted. overall 1,688. Seventh Regiment suffered heaviest losses, with 152. Philippines deaths list 43 officers and 542 men killed or died of wounds, plus 26 officers and 1,655 men died of disease, total 60 officers and 8,187 men. Total dead or dying 2,256 with several thousand wounded. few died of wounds and most returned to duty.

Santino Seventh Regiment Infantry Ity Sixteenth Regiment Infantry Roosevelt Seventh Infantry Philippines Wasinxatos War Department Manila

Speech on Monroe Doctrine Triggers Diplomatic Inquiry

An inquiry appears likely after Secretary Toot’s remarks on the Monroe Doctrine. German ambassador Herr Von Holieben in New York avoided pubic discussion, embassy officials insist Germany has no plans to force entry or threaten the United States, noting German emigration to South America serves peaceful business purposes.

Root Toot State Department Herr von Holieben New York Germany Hague South America United States

Heavy rains lash Colorado endangering Castlewood dam

Heavy rain over 46 hours along the eastern slope of the Rockies drenched April with over 8 inches, 6 inches above normal. Dam safety fears grow for Castlewood dam 30 miles from Denver as residents flee river bottoms amid widespread crop damage and risk of massive floods.

Rocky Mountains Castlewood Dam Denver Sherry Sete Ie

Boers Repulsed by French Cavalry Near Thaba N'Chu

Dispatches from April report Boer forces evacuating Thaba N'Chu to occupy stronger ridges east of the base. General Dewet attacked French eastern flank but was checked by cavalry. Roberts plans unsure. possible move toward Ladybrand or a wheel between Winburg and Dewet Olivier commands. Casualties at Thaba N'Chu noted, transport conditions and routes uncertain. Canadian 12-pounder battery reported arriving in Portuguese East Africa.

Thaba N'Cha Laizhean Basutoland Olivier Dewet Roberts Ladybrand Senckal Thaha N'Cha Winburg Dewot Roberts Lonenen Helen Portuguese East Africa Julius Weil Mafeking

Battle report details and troop arrivals from Natal

A dispatch notes heavy firing into town with a repelled attack and no Brittary casualties. It also reports 25 officers and 253 men invalided home from Natal and the Aurania sailing to England with 400 sick and wounded aboard, illustrating ongoing war ravages.

Gana Natal Aurania England

Severe rebuke to women over front line nurses in Africa

Frederick Treves, fresh from the war, denounces women who went as alleged nurses to South Africa. He calls khaki fever “a blot upon the campaign,” scolding involvements of amateur nurses and praising disciplined medical care despite the banter. Two other brief items mention a prison killing at Pratt City and a Ga man’s leg healing by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.

Treves Africa Lonpos Frederick Treves Lord Rosebery South Africa

Bridal Veil Catches Fire at Russian Ambassador's Wedding

In Loudon during the marriage of the Russian ambassador M DeStahl, Count Alexis Carditoff acted quickly to extinguish a candlelit veil blaze in the Russian chapel. The bridegroom saved the veil with no serious damage. Elsewhere, forest fires north of Fisher, Michigan wipe out Amire and threaten Nathan, with Cedar stock losses and a rail warning train. Dr George E Todd dead.

Loudon M. DeStahl Alexis Carditoff London Prince of Wales Lord Rosebery United States Diplomatic Corps Michigan Manrivette Wia Fisher Mich Wisconsin and Michigan Railway Amire Nathan Way of Ames Pombino George E. Todd

Lincoln kin dead in Barnwell and other April notices

A synoptic older dispatch notes Dr George E Todd formerly of Kentucky brother in law of President Lincoln dead at Barnwell South Carolina after years of medical practice there He graduated Danville Kentucky college in 1813 and served as a Confederate army surgeon Also brief items report rural free delivery push in Wake County North Carolina Walker company accounts defended Captain O L Mooper US Marine dead at 65 Monument to Confederate dead planned at Marietta Georgia and a cold remedy notice rounds out the column

Abe Lincoln South Carolina Wasmiatox Atwater Post Office Department Wake County N.C

Admiral Dewey Honored on Arrival in Chicago

Admiral George Dewey arrives in Chicago amid booming cannons and crowds, greeted by a special committee. Mrs. Dewey rests at the Annex while the reception plan includes a lake-front display, a naval ball, and a reception by the Canadian American association.

Cuero George Dewey Chicago de Mra. Dewey Caldwell Crawford Dewey Grand Central Depot Fifth Avenue Harrigan Street Admiral Dewey Annex Jackson Boule Michigan Aduatcal

Timely advice saves two lives with Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with ending a dreaded cough that kept her awake and with curing her husband’s pneumonia attack. The testimonial touts the remedy as effective for throat chest and lung troubles and notes trial bottles are free at local druggists H R Palmer Sons Warren J Smith & Bro.

George Long New Straitaville Ohio Dr. King Long H. R. Palmer& Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro

Elegant Shirt Waists in Lawns and Madras Styles

A refined line of women shirt waists in lawns dimities percale gingham and Scotch madras priced from fifty cents to three dollars.

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