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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
4
A Kentucky reader recalls five years of stomach trouble and sick headaches. After trying various remedies, he followed A J Hughes suggestion to use Thedford’s Black Draught for three months, reporting complete relief. The ad touts the medicine as a gentle, effective herbal remedy for stomach and liver disorders suitable for all ages.
The committee in charge of the new court house project met yesterday and virtually accepted the building from contractors. With minor exceptions the structure was complete and up to specifications, praised for smooth progress and good relations with contractors and commissioners. There will be a balance of about 1500 dollars returned to the treasury after site improvements and walks, similar to the city hall project.
Over fifty canning club agents from various counties convene at the State College of Agriculture for a conference led by Miss Elizabeth Holt and Mr J Phil Campbell. District agents also meet for instruction while practical canning demonstrations occur. Young women agents will stay with host families near the college and meals are arranged by the Young Women's Christian Association. The event highlights the extension program’s practical aims.
Theodore Roosevelt spent nine hours in Washington meeting Wilson, addressing the National Geographic Society, visiting the Smithsonian to view Arica specimens, and entertaining diplomats and crowds. He lectured at a convention hall, spoke of a Brazilian exploration drive, and claimed a river of doubt discovery between the Ta Pajose and Madeira rivers. He pledged to engage in the coming Progressive campaign.
Mr Albert Walker of Precious West Virginia suffered stomach and right side pain for fifteen years. He saw eight or ten doctors who agreed he had liver trouble. Tablets promise relief for stomach and liver issues. Sold by all dealers adv.
An old advertisement claims irregular painful bladder distress subsides when kidneys are strong and healthfully active with Poley Kidney Pills. It promises relief from burning sensation and pain, touts a restorative effect, quick results, and no harmful drugs, urging readers to try.
Washington May 26 cabinet members report a preliminary basis for a peaceful solution in Mexico after mediation talks at Niagara Falls. A signed protocol may follow. terms remain undisclosed. Mexican delegates aim to avoid US dictation while presenting an eliat for US selection.
The friends of Mr. Lee M Bernard announce he is in need of treatment at a sanitarium in Augusta for care. He was disabled for nine months and thrice operated on, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery. A separate notice tells of Jacob Hindelang of Chelsea Michigan overcoming stomach troubles after two months on limewater and milk, then Chamberlain's Tablets.
Charles Sims, colored, found guilty of tigering via bootleg route to a party and refusing to name sources. Sentenced to pay $200 fine or six months in the stockade, choosing the stockade. Will Watson jailed on the same charge, to be tried next morning. Uber ievine noted for both incidents near foundry and Broad.
An advertisement praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It describes it as soothing, healing, pleasant, and safe to take, noting it contains no narcotic and is sold by all dealers.
The Athens board of education re elected G G Bond as superintendent for three years. Several high school staff resignations were accepted and replacements named. The year’s appointments cover principals for multiple schools and a full cadre of teachers across white and colored schools. Commencement for the high school is set for June 9 with a post ceremony reception, and salaries remain steady due to budget limits.
The University of Georgia reveals the definite cast for Salvia, a melodrama by J Victor Victor of Atlanta. The Friday before commencement will feature Col Carter, George. Julian Hirehberg. Lola Sanderson. Gertrude Bernstein. Tom Sanderson. Louis Pinkussohn. Amy George. Mary Lyndon. John Barton. Clark Howell Jr. Sinclair Durand. Henry Howard Verey. and T Jenkins in speaking order.
Washington May 26 Associated Press reports prospects of a vote this week on the Panama tolls exemption repeal grew slimmer as several senators signaled they would speak. Adjourment likely Saturday Memorial Day. Senators Jones and Ransdell, opponents, spoke today.
A warrant sworn out against Touchback Harris, a prominent young student, was dismissed before Judge Crosley. The case, described as a schoolboy prank, involved a misstep by the victim who acted prematurely in filing the warrant.
A reader from Raymondsville Missouri endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for whooping cough in children. The note describes early symptoms such as restlessness feverishness sore throat and spasmodic cough and claims rapid improvement after use.
Special to the Banner Macon Ga May 26 Athens gains honors in the Grand Encampment of Georgia Independent Order of Odd Fellows election Officers chosen include grand patriarch R L Bramblett Athens grand high priest J B Everidge Columbus grand senior warden Homer Ashley Atlanta and grand representative R L Bramblett Athens Other appointments favored C A Von der Lieth Athens and more amid promotions and new officers from Athens and nearby cities.
The Griffeth Implement Company on Broad Street is dismantling the old house as part of extensive improvements. A larger, modern building with a real business front will replace it. Temporary quarters have been secured nearby for operations during the project.
Mrs J C Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois says Electric Bitters kept her from breaking down after nursing a relative for three months and she will never be without it. The ad touts the spring tonic as best for stomach liver and kidneys with relief or money back and price 65 cents and one dollar at druggists. The copy also notes Canada adopting good roads sentiment.
Yesterday morning an answer was filed in federal court denying insolvency claims. Col H C Tuck, representing Eberhart and Davis, states the firm is not insolvent and disputes the voluntary bankruptcy petition.
A testimonial style drug ad hawks Foley Cathartic Tablets claiming rapid liver cleansing and relief from constipation. J L McKnight of Ft Worth Texas testifies that disagreeable symptoms were removed by the thorough cleansing the tablets provide. The ad credits H R Pakoer and Son as sellers.
A. T Kelly of McIntosh Alabama says Foley Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble and backache and urges others to take them. J. R. Palmer & Co. also promote the product as best for backache weak back and rheumatism. Many people reportedly satisfied nationwide.
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