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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1907

Page

2

Domestic Rugs Take Center Stage in American Homes

A decade of textile shifts has moved domestic rugs into direct competition with Oriental designs. dealers report high demand for Axminster Wilton French Wilton Saxony and Bokhara reproductions, with cost-conscious shoppers seeking beauty and durability. New England mills lead in production of crafted patterns while examples like Oushak inspired pieces harmonize with intimate interiors.

India Persia Orient Occident America New York Wilton Saxony Brussels Mosula Turkey Bokharas New England

Mal W D Griffith Makes Fine Record

The Macon News endorses Alder man W D Griffith for his city leadership as streets chair. It praises improved street work, careful site selection, and commends John Calloway for supervising the projects, hoping future administrations match Griffith’s success.

Mal W. D. Griffith Macon News W. D. Griffith Griffith Streets Grifith Council John Calloway

Eye Salve Restores Sight After Long Affliction

P. C. Earls of Cynthiana Kentucky credits Chamberlain Salve with curing severe eye inflammation after thirty-three years of Gore Eyes and thirteen years of total blindness. A neighbor urged use and provided half a box, leading to healing and return of sight. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and others.

Chamberlain P. C. Earls Cynthiana H. R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro. L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co

Boy Dead on Atlantic Coast Line Tracks at 18

An 18 year old boy disappeared after leaving home for an unknown purpose and was found dead on the Atlantic Coast Line tracks about 50 yards from the line. The cause of death remains undetermined, with theories suggesting a run over by a freight train. The body was taken to a local undertaker.

Walter Lee Langston Langaton

Volta Bureau in Georgetown Showcases Deaf Work and Bell Ties

Washington report describes the Volta Bureau in Georgetown, its founder Bell, and the Deaf work. It covers the library like stacks, international cooperation, and studies showing U S leadership in deaf education, plus Bell's scientific interests and methods.

Washington Georgetown Volta Bureau Italy Alessandro Volta Napoleon Alexander Graham Bell Dr. Bell Helen Keller Herslef Bell Japan Thug United States Germany Great Britain France China Cochin England Bureau Siber

How to Cure a Cold

The article argues quick cold relief reduces pneumonia risk and nervous illness. It cites B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia endorsing Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold remedy and recommends sale by several local druggists and stores.

B. W. L. Hall Waverly Chamberlain H. R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co

North Georgia Electric Company Regains Solvency

Atlanta October 15 The North Georgia Electric Company emerged solvent after six weeks of litigation. Judge Newman revoked receiver appointments, restoring control to officers. Four petitions were withdrawn or denied, with two bankruptcy actions still pending. Attorney H H Dean led the defense and the company plans to push development.

Atlanta North Georgia Electric Company Newman United States Circuit and District Court Clifford Walker H. H. Dean Gainesville John A. Nesbitt Brown & Randolph D. D. Shelby Huntsville Ala D. M. Stewart Shelby Allen and Chamberlain Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman Monroe Samuel Dunlap Dunlap D. H. Allen Superior Court Hall County G. H. Caughlin Kimsey Knickerbocker Trust Company New York King, Spalding and Little John A. Roebings Dean Stewart Mr. Dunlap Walker Gabesville Atlanta 5

Modern Kid Marks A Proposed Engagement

A brief dialogue between Modern Kid and She shows Jimmy offering to propose while she reveals spending a dime previously seen yesterday in York Dispatch. The exchange hints at a personal relationship moment framed in penny‑pinching terms.

Jimmy York Dispatch

Wright to announce Senate bid in Georgia this week

Rome Georgia October 15 report says Hon Sea born Wright will announce run for United States Senate within days. He returned to the city after consultations with supporters and noted he would decide soon. Reports say Governor Smith may not enter the race, leaving Wright and Clay the field.

Rome Seaborn Wright United States Senate Smith Wright Clay

Miss Rattie Brumby Named by Judge Cobb

Judge Howell Cobb named Miss Hattie Brumby of Athena as his successor as official stenographer for the City Court of Athena. Brumby, a talented and efficient stenographer, will begin the duties in Kilberton era. friends congratulate her on the appointment.

Rattie Brumby Judge Cobb J. R. Christy City Court of Athena Kilberton Howell Cobb Hattie Brumby

Out of Sight Piles and Burns Salve Ad

Out of slight out of mind in an old saying a salve treats piles chilblains burns and wounds with healing influence. Guaranteed by W. J. Smith and H. R. Palmer druggists priced at 25c.

Ducklen W. J. Smith& Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Widow of veteran seeks information on Confederate service

Judge 8.,B. Wingfield, ordinary, receives a letter from Mrs. A. D. Clark Anthony of Jacksonville Fla seeking details about her husband John M Anthony in the Confederate service. If anyone knows the family or his enlistment contact Mrs. A. D. Clark Anthony or S. B. Wingfield, Athens Ga. Address 1103 Highway Avenue, Jacksonville Fla. Also a testimonial promotes Champlain's Cough Remedy for croup with long use and local dealers listed.

B. Wingfield A. D. Clark Anthony Jacksonville Fla John M. Anthony Thomas Anthony Ordinary Athens Anthony Highway Avenue

Athens Fair Nears Opening With Strong Midway Attractions

The Athens fair committee returned from Atlanta with plans to secure top midways and high class attractions. Mr Jackson will finalize contracts after board review to ensure one of the finest fairs with strong racing, foreign horses, Pain’s Fireworks nightly shows, and large investment expected to draw visitors from across the state.

Atlanta Wp. Jackson Jackson Athens Eatonton Pain

Hard Times In Kansas Rescue by New Discovery

Cadell citizen Earl Shamurg recalls past hardships endured during drought and grasshopper years in Kansas. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a rapid recovery after one bottle, calling it the safest cough and lung remedy. Sold by W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.

W. C. Bott Ind Chambrlain Chamberlain Hila H.R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning BE. C. McEvoy Orr Drag Co Kansas Cadell Earl Shamurg Dr. King W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Vagrancy sentence for Lola Moore by county judge

Lola Moore, a Negro woman, was sentenced to twelve months in the county jail yesterday by Judge Cole for vagrancy. Three Black men, George Hester, Inc Crow, and Anthony Hartfield, were fined fifty dollars each after separate proceedings.

Lola Moore Cole George Hester Crow Anthony Hartfield Young Cobb

Dear Old Mother Benefits From Electric Bitters Says Dublin Man

The 83 year old mother of W B Bruts on of Dublin Ga improves with Electric Bitters. He reports she has appetite, strength and sleep after about two years of use. The ad claims benefits for women with weakness and general debility and for children. Sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents.

W. B. Brutson Dublin W. J. Smith & Bro H.R. Palmer & Sons

Milwaukee Woman Inherits After Picture Enamored Impostor

A Milwaukee woman, Mire Lydia Paeschke, is set to receive a $40,000 fortune left by Mexican heiress Isaac Jose Manda after a romance sparked by a photograph. The man who loved her failed to respond, and the will opened revealing no heirs at law. The estate awaits probate and distribution to the image’s subject.

Milwaukee Wis Lydia Paeachke Senor Iisa Jose Manda Mexico Sewor Paeschke

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