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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1891
Page
5
The Athens Daily announces rates and practice for notices with charges for first insertion and extended periods. It outlines business management and delivery details, noting special rates by arrangement.
The piece voices grave doubts about Georgia pride and the fate of the State University. It laments neglect by the General Assembly, deplores decaying old buildings, and calls for renewed support to preserve the university as a sacred part of Georgia’s heritage.
A fragmentary item hints at a plantation song with lines about a good time coming and skeeters, then shifts to a critique of modern debates between The Atlanta Constitution and Richmond Times on literature, noting a lack of literature in current discourse. The text ends with a garbled line about being just born.
Maysville Georgia October 7 Special the friends and acquaintances of Mr and Mrs I A Madden met at their hospitable home to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their marriage the tin wedding The group enjoyed lanterns music vines and evergreens on the veranda and a banquet with tin gifts and ample conversation time passed pleasantly before guests departed about 10 pm AMERICUS.
An herbal cure ad touts Swarxe's Oixruenr for skin diseases, claiming matches or better results than any other remedy. Separately, Charles Stewart Parnell dies at Brighton at 11:30 pm after a long illness, with reports of illness, medical consultations, and public reaction in the city. background on Parnell's life and prominence is noted.
The Whitfield insurance bill cleared the Georgia House by a large margin after speeches pro and con. Proponents argued it would curb pools and protect consumers, while opponents warned it could push out home companies. The measure now faces Senate consideration.
A farmer presents a described grain elevator device with a six foot shaft, rollers, a canvas carrier and metal caps. The design includes a mill spout, belt drive, and a sackholder to simplify loading sacks and reduce labor during market preparation.
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