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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
8
Painful feet with corns bunions and ingrown nails are blamed on skin germs that cause decay and odor. The ad promotes Alborum as a cleansing soothing antiseptic and astringent that draws out inflammation relieves soreness and restores health. A foot bath dissolves in warm water and costs 35 cents at druggists. It also markets Alborum for other home antiseptic uses.
A testimonial claims years of suffering from appendicitis and gallstones ended after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The author says surgery failed and touts a complete cure with one dose enough to prove money back. Sold by Wells Pharmacy and druggists nearby.
An advertisement touts Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier free from alcohol or narcotics. It claims to restore vitality and ease indigestion by eliminating impurities, with a trial tablet offer and a testimonial from J. G. Mencer of Macon, Georgia.
The Honor System from William Fox opened at the Opera House for two days drawing large crowds. The film, set along the Mexican border and in Arizona, features Joe Stanton an inventor who aids Howlin Dog after a Mexican assault and faces wrongful imprisonment amid a brutal prison sequence and a love story.
Regular DeMolay Commandery conclave set for Wednesday at 8 oclock. Order of Temple to be conferred. All Knights urged to attend in uniform. W F Smith Commander.
President Eisenhower addressed the Tobacco Merchants' Association in Washington noting there is no basis to fear tobacco prohibition and that tobacco and liquor are not to be buried together. He spoke in Philadelphia about ongoing policy considerations.
An inexperienced mother may fear normal changes in a baby's growth. Healthy signs include steady weight gain and quiet behavior. If fretfulness, sleeplessness, gas, or constipation occurs, seek attention and avoid irritating laxatives. Baby Ease offers gentle relief. consult a physician if no improvement.
President Wilson signed the army and navy pay bill raising officer and enlisted pay by a total of about 60 million dollars yearly. The changes are retroactive to January 1 and run through June 30, 1922 pending permanent legislation.
Grand Rapids May 19. Uninstructed delegates to the national convention were named by the Democrats of the Thirteenth Congressional District in caucuses before the state convention opened this afternoon.
Des Moines May 19 The Methodist Episcopal church completed its slate of white bishops with the election of Dr. C. L. Mead of Denver F. T. Keeney of Syracuse and H. Lester Smith of Detroit. They were elected on ballots late yesterday and announced today.
Several short notices report Mrs J R Pet improving at home after a minor operation on Church street. City Books for Tax Returns open through June 1, 1920. Mrs J R Courtney convalescing at home after appendectomy. Mrs Henry B Mashburn still improving after a hospital operation. T Ke Brooks buys Mrs Sam Warlicks bungalow on Hancock avenue. plans move. Mr and Mrs J G Holst relocate to apartments on Lee street. W W Dykes visits Mrs Dy at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Atlanta before a planned operation, noting her improving condition.
Eldridge and the Macon official team visited for an in garden eye inspection. The injury is reported healing nicely. The American library system is spreading to foreign lands.
An advertisement for Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil highlights that bottles are labeled Kellogg's and bottled in Spencer Kellogg & Sons labs. It claims the product is the same effective castor oil with the taste removed and suitable for children and adults. Prices shown are 35¢ and 65¢.
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