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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
2
Chicago June 7 ballots mailed to railway workers affected by wage reductions ordered by the U S Railroad Labor Board effective July 1. Cincinnati June 7 executive council orders a triple barreled vote of 400000 union railroad shopmen on three questions.
Tokyo June 7 The privy council ruled that treaties and agreements signed at the Washington arms conference in which Japan was a party will not be affected by the cabinet crisis. The cabinet resigned yesterday and the pacts remain in force.
Henry Spencer a respected Wa tertown New York resident says he gained 15 pounds after starting Taniac and openly tells friends the medicine restored his health.
Henry Spencer of 415 East Street Watertown claims Tanlac restored his vigor after over a year of poor health. He says he dropped from 160 to 135 pounds, suffered gas and headaches, dizziness, and loss of appetite, but after taking Tanlac he gained 15 pounds, regained appetite, and relief from indigestion and fatigue. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists.
Celeste Howard hosted the senior class event with a kid party theme and black and gold colors. Attendees included Agnes Wooten, Janie Murray, Ha Prather, Morgan Sellers, Sallie Idner, Frank Wright and many others, plus Lena Braswell assisting with ice course. Americus girls named to represent at Confederate Veterans reunion in Richmond in late June. Rossie Andrews, Helen Keister, Ximenia Bond on General Stewart’s staff. others listed as maids and chaperone.
The familiar 38 inch beach cloth in natural color, cotton with linen-like finish. Suits skirts middy blouses children dresses men’s shirts and boy waists use. Regular value 50 cents per yard. sale price offered on 2 to 15 yard pieces per yard.
Mrs. Allen Burkhalter and her young daughter Anne Elizabeth, who had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Carl Minor, departed today for their Roanoke Virginia home. Also noted are Mrs. Lilly Dixon and several others from Ellaville who spent Tuesday shopping, and a party including Mr. Frank Sheffield and others motoring to Spring Creek Florida.
A loose list of visitors and residents highlights this week in Americus including Mrs. Grantland Rice and Miss Florence Rice from New York arriving to stay with Mrs. Florence D. Hollis on Taylor street. Local movements feature Miss Velma Williams and others from Ellaville visiting Americus, plus tech student George Gardner home for vacation.
A congenial party travels to Macon for the Phi Delta Theta dance at Idle Hour Club. The group includes Mr and Mrs Henry Lumpkin Miss Mary Sheffield Miss Mary Glover and plans to return Thursday. Others from Americus join the trip to attend the same dance. Dr E L Murray returns from Macon after attending a state board of pharmacy meeting where he serves as president. David S Mayo leaves Americus to join the Kentucky theater in Lexington Kentucky after two years with the Opera House as a moving picture operator.
Washington June 7 Work on all naval vessels permitted by the arms treaty would proceed at about the present rate with no reduction in forces. The bill outlines continued construction and maintenance of ships, keeping naval strength steady while compatibility and compliance are maintained under the treaty framework.
A physician with 20 years of practice reports his wife found relief from stomach trouble after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the product removes catarrhal mucous and inflammation in the intestinal tract, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by Howell's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
The Senate subcommittee completed today a revised naval appropriations bill covering Navy yards. The action signals readiness for full chamber consideration and outlines funds and allocations for yard facilities.
Willis Strickland and Albert Dix of Richland visited here Tuesday night. The exact cause of sleep is unknown.
King Ferdinand of Romania drives his own car in a public event while medical officials note that X ray burns are treated the same as those from flame, reflecting early 20th century medical practice.
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