Calomel advised against as liver remedy
The article warns that calomel is poisonous and causes lasting harm. It links biliousness to a torpid liver and promotes a guaranteed remedy for liver troubles without naming specifics.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
5
The article warns that calomel is poisonous and causes lasting harm. It links biliousness to a torpid liver and promotes a guaranteed remedy for liver troubles without naming specifics.
A promotional pitch asserts Liver Klenzor’s merit is proven and offers a money back refund if the product fails to benefit the user. The wording emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction and consumer assurance.
A list of Clarke county residents declaring intent to seek county offices in the Democratic primary. Candidates include R C Orr for Ordinary, R L Bramblett for Ordinary, B Wingfield Sr for Ordinary re election, H M Crawford for Clerk of the Superior Court, H H Linton for Tax Collector, J B Dorsey for Tax Receiver, N Weatherly for Coroner, J W McIntyre for Coroner, Barrow for County Surveyor, B I Smith Sr for County Treasurer, and Walter E Jackson for Sheriff.
Elberton Ga April 4 The Elbert county executive committee met at noon and ordered a county officers primary for May 1 Wyche absent Jos D Thornton present as committeeman C E Earle chairman and B Z Thornton secretary The notice includes a health ad for Electric Bitters touting nervous energy and liver kidney benefits with local merchants selling the product.
A series of Democratic party framed candidate notices from Clarke County and surrounding districts. Frank A. Lipscomb seeks Georgia representative, with Griffith and Bailey also listed. R Toombs Du Bose runs for state senate in the thirtieth district.
A Democratic party slate announces candidacies for solicitor general of the Western circuit. John B. Gamble W H Quarterman R L J Smith W A Stevenson are listed as candidates with party action pending.
The Clarke County board of commissioners of roads and revenues will convene next Wednesday morning to present the semi annual report to the grand jury. They will show the county liabilities and assets, inventory county property, present real and personal tax rolls, and submit books, accounts, and minutes since the October meeting.
E C Mercer of the International Y M C A spoke at the University of Georgia chapel on personal purity and dangers to young men. He recounted a life of Christian work and urged the clean path for students. The talk followed by another message on the evil of college student immorality, with J N Montgomery also speaking.
The April meeting at the Wat kin sville court house featured Capt T H Dozier of Athens delivering a lecture on Tick Eradication and Miss Flora Brown speaking on the Ideal County Fair Miss Brown's talk drew praise while a luncheon was served at the Mary Overby Library Supervisors and teachers contributed to a round table afternoon discussion led by Superintendent McWhorter Notable attendees included Jas Mayne chairman of the Qconee Board of Education and other local educators
In Texas churches and trade unions join forces with pastors' association and Central Labor Council of Dallas agreeing on mutual representation in official work and deliberations.
Georgia Clarke County public notice warns against paying four notes made by Walter Browner to C F Kittle. Each for 108 dollars with dates 1911 to 1914 and hearing date 1910. Notes stored at Athens Trust Banking Co. Kittle claims no possession by bank receiver or transfer. March 23 1912.
Weather forecast notes fair skies and warmer temperatures. Local Cotton shows a price at 11 1-8 cents, indicating a modest uptick in futures trading.
On Easter Sunday the Majestic hosts a men’s meeting with Prof Sylvanus Morris dean of the University of Georgia law department delivering The Empty Tomb. The service precedes a special orchestral concert planned by Prof Walters starting at 3 40 p m with the talk scheduled for 4 10 p m All men are invited to attend.
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson seeks the Democratic nomination on his promises rather than his record. It contends his record suggests he would visit Washington only occasionally if elected president.
1000 shares Eagle Mining Company stock. 50 shares Southern Ice Company Preferred stock. Common stock. 1 500 shares. Atlantic Ice Common 50 shares Georgia Railway & Electric Company Common stock. 25 shares Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company stock. 10 shares Equitable Casualty Company stock. 20 shares Guaranty Trust & Banking Company stock. 10 shares Central Bank & Trust Corporation. Charles E. Thompson stock broker 201 Equitable Building Atlanta Ga.
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