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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
3
The advertisement argues rheumatism is caused by a germ in the blood and claims S S S handles the germ with a blood-cleansing remedy. It invites readers to write Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for personalized treatment advice.
Rev Thomas FE Reeve of Calhoun Georgia and Miss Etha Mills of Apple Gate Virginia wed in the Belgian Congo after a 30 day residency to satisfy Congo and Belgian consular rules. The pair, both Methodist Episcopal Church South members, left U S teaching posts for mission work aided by a $5000 gift and fundraising efforts for a $35 million centennial mission drive.
The Dress-Up Bureau of New York promotes Dress-Up Week April 5 to 13, arguing well dressed citizens boost self respect and city welfare. It urges buying needed wardrobe items, or at least a hat or necktie, to join neighbors in making the event a historic city moment.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets to correct faulty digestion and sour taste. It claims the remedy yields gentle bowel movement and ranks among the best medicines you have become acquainted with.
A home remedy advises eating slowly and thoroughly chewing, eating little meat with no supper, and taking one Chamberlain's Tablet before bed to ease sour stomach.
The New York Commerce and Finance interviews Hugh H. Gordon Jr., head of Athens Georgia Commercial Bank, about a Georgia promo giving pigs to Athens youths who sign notes to buy them. Pigs were inoculated, raised, and sold for profit, with proceeds and lessons in trust and responsibility. Gordon furnished 40 plus pigs, fostering character and bank loyalty among young borrowers.
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