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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

7

Congressmen Howard hailed by large Athens crowd

Congressman William M. Howard faced a packed Colonial Theater crowd in Athens amid strong campaign support. He defended his record, attacked opponent Col Tribble, and denounced Tom Watson while detailing Morton postmaster removal and his governance in Athens.

Colonial William M. Howard Colonia Congressman Howard Andrew J. Cobb William King Dr. King Howard Col. Tribble Tribble Lfe Pink Morton Athens Morton Mark Hanna

Parker Refuses High Offer From Major Insurance Firm

Mr A S Parker of Athens declines an unsolicited secretary and treasurer post from a large life insurance company. He already serves as teller at the National Bank of Athens and is praised as a top local business man. He stays in Athens due to love for the city and its growth.

Watson Georgia Livingston Griggs Brantley Howard Tee and Edwards Champ Clark Atlanta Hoke Smith Democratic Party Congress Democracy Watron Ife United States McDuffie County Thomon New York Mosphere Wall Street Rockefeller Standard Oil and Sugar Trusts Middle West South Roosevelt Theodore Parker Thos BE. Watron Peerine Parker Ryan Belmont Sheehan Steel Trust Sugar Trust Oil Trust Gonault Florida Flagler King Virginia Thos. F. Ryan Barnes Assers Thomson Plains Nebraska Bryan Senate Burkett Mr. Watson Sully Patten Brown Hill Toombs France Thomas Jefferson Napoleon Bethany Thodore Roosevelt Winston Churchill America Jeff Eighth Te Popullars Jackson Jefferson Washington City Mr. Bryan Angueta Mr. Roosevelt White House Booker Washington James M. Smith Smith McDuffle Mr. Smith McDuffie Macon Heke Smith Mr. Kinnebrew Wm. T. Newman Cannon Clark House Burton Harrison Moon Tennessee Kansas City House of Representatives United States Senate Cwanon Committee On Rules Fitzgerald Motler Committee On Ways A. S. Parker Athens

Dr Kings New Life Pills Enduring Health Claim

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for liver and kidney troubles. It asserts the remedy cleanses poisons from the system and restores vigor, urging readers to buy from W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.

Dr. King W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Mothers Day Proclaimed Nationwide by Governors and Mayors

Washington May 1 reports that governors and city mayors issued proclamations calling for a general observance of Mothers Day tomorrow. Originating in 1908 from Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, the movement has grown rapidly to a nationwide observance and hopes to become a world festival honoring mothers.

Washington, D. C The Union Philadelphia Misa Anna Jarvis

An Ideal Husband Uses Electric Bitters for Female Ills

A rustic advice note promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for women's health woes including melancholy nervousness and sleep loss. It claims thousands of satisfied women and notes a price of 5 cents with guaranteed. Also mentions local merchants and a school event with thanks to Mr Escoe for a gift of pies.

W. J. Builth & Bro H.R. Palmer & Bans

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. Mr. Howard Tom Watson Ofice Washington George H. Palmer Mr. Tribble Kennedy Manamed Mattaoz Elbert County M. B. Morton Ben Isaiah Hunter Senator Bacon Hunter Mesars J. D. Tribble T. F. Tribble Fetter Nogroes MIR. A. S. Parker Large Insurance Company Mrs. Kinnebrew Mitchell Billige Mr. Escoe
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