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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
6
Fair and Warmer by Avery Hopwood presented by Faer and Warmer at the Colonial theater promises fast three act comedy. Amateurs collide with cunning schemes in a cocktail scene that leaves audiences on the edge of hysteria. The farce, a New York success, features witty slang and social commentary.
Fragmentary text hints at a joyous, well received event or performance labeled as the merriest and most successful faree. No clear details on date, place, or people are readable.
Doctors claim foot pain and odor come from skin germs attacking pores and cuticle. Alborum antiseptic foot bath, dissolvable in warm water, allegedly kills germs, reduces inflammation, and restores health. sold by H. R. Palmer & Son for 35 cents with home antiseptic uses advertised.
Stephen A. Haboush will preach Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the First Methodist Church. He has lived twelve years much like the Boy Jesus, tending sheep on nearby hills, and will focus on Psalm 23, The Shepherd Psalm.
A customer testimonial from Sue Swarts of Wolverine Michigan claims RE-CU-MA cured her chronic female troubles after three bottles and her husband recovered from the flu after two bottles. She asks for three more bottles and notes ordering from Reid Drug Co or any drug store for $1.00 plus war tax.
A Georgia eagle killed a pig and fought two bulldogs before attacking a woman with its beak. Museum records at the Capitol claim the bird was the largest recorded eagle in Georgia, measuring seven feet tip to tip. G. W. Hall, who killed the bird with a shotgun, says its strength could have carried off a human child.
Mayfield Kentucky April 9 fifty indictments were returned this afternoon by a special grand jury investigating the recent night rider outbreak. Indictments include arson false swearing threats and obstruction of justice.
Atlanta Ga April 9 1920 roads in northern Georgia remain badly washed and cut up though passable toward Chattanooga by Thursday evening. South toward Macon conditions fair to good with continued mud all routes. A new disturbance near the Mississippi mouth brings rain to Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia Friday threatening deterioration. Clearing expected by Saturday but full improvement not until mid next week. 1198 W is the telephone number for printing ED Stone Press advertising wants in The Banner.
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