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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

6

Unique Bride Rescue Drama in Georgia Court

In Tifton Georgia Cecil E Bowers wed Hatlie Squires after eloping. Hatlie’s father J R Squires objected violently leading to kidnapping charges and a habeas corpus hearing. A crafty ultimatum produced a bride custody warrant and a bold arrest. The husband posted bond. the fate of the couple remains uncertain but the groom claims the bride. Also notes on how to cure a cold with Chamberlains Cough Remedy.

Tifton Cecil E. Bowers Hatlie Squires J. R. Squires Vanceville Young Bowers Court of Ordinary Mr. Squires Young Bower J. C Smith Squires B. W. L. Hall Waverly Chamberlain H. R Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co

Season Always Open in Cleveland Leader Remark

A Cleveland Leader quips about ongoing interest as a season nears closure, noting a bettor’s joke about reaching 90 in a game and the idea that the season never truly ends.

Cleveland

Knicker-Man Becker Known for Kicking Prowess

A lighthearted note from the New York Sun questions if he plays football. It answers with a playful line that he is not lonely and can kick well using his lungs, highlighting Becker’s amusing reputation.

Becker New York Sun

It Had Survived and Passed Through a Crisis

The Post-Dispatch notes the house has endured a crisis, describing it as having "passed through a crisis" and noting it has changed office boys as part of the upheaval. The item reflects a period tone with brief commentary on internal shifts.

Lois Post-Dispatch

Trunk Sale Broad Selection For Ladies Misses And Men

Yard wide Bleaching 10c Fine quality 40 inch Sea island 8 1-2c worth 12 1-2c TRUNK SALETrunk sale this week showing a great line of trunks for ladies misses and boys and men best fine in the tv showing a fine line dress suit.

Feather Bows Now Shipment Debuts in Brown White and Gray

Brown, white and gray feather bows arrive as the latest neck fixings, promoted as the new craze. The display encourages shoppers to see them and consider the trend.

New York Equirrell Martin Chinchilla

Matting Bargains Drugger Bargains Blade Bargains Stop In

Visit this department this week to pick up the good bargains offered. New prices on matted items and drugger blades are highlighted for quick, economical shopping.

Four Faces Four Phases in Gospel Portraits

The reader reviews a Sunday discussion on the four gospel writers and their distinct portraits of Christ. Matthew is the Lion of the tribe of Judah seen as King for Jews. Mark presents Jesus as the servant in constant activity. Luke emphasizes Jesus, the Son of Man, with human traits. John portrays Christ as the divine Word, God incarnate.

Edward Elliott Ana the Mouse Christ Ezekiel Callist Matthew Shiloh Jesus David Israel Abraham Bethlehem Nazareth Tribe of Judah Mark Luke Man Mary Adam John God

Cure advertisement claims vast powers and large reward

The text touts a cure that strengthens the constitution and aids nature, asserting the product’s curative powers. Owners promise hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and invite readers to send for a list of testimonials from FP J Cheney & Co.

J. Cheney & CO A. Fe

Tie Prohibition Vote In Birmingham Clouded By Debate

Birmingham voters approved the prohibition measure after a quiet day of campaigning and turnout. Official tallies were not yet complete, but early counts favored the anti prohibition side. Prohibitionists claimed the lead as the count progressed toward a decisive result.

Birmingham Ala

Fine Weld of Flegd y Staple Farm Report

Mr J B Crowley oversees Allen H Talmadgee's farm in Oglethorpe county promising a record cotton yield. In one picking he gathered five bales of 500 pounds from four acres, with expectations the full thirty acre tract will yield well due to scientific, satisfactory management.

J. B. Crowley Allen H. Talmadgee Oglethorpe County Promic

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