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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
5
Advert reads that during pregnancy many women suffer nausea nervousness and stress but using Mothers Friend relieves these symptoms. It claims the product supports muscles reduces discomfort and promotes calmness for a smoother pregnancy and easier labor. Produced by Bradfield Health Department and sold by druggists with a bottle offered.
The first installment of city taxes is due from April 15 to May 1 inclusive. Tax payers who fail to pay by May 1 face a $1.50 cost on fl fa, charged to all delinquents. G. Be. O’Farrell, City Marshal.
Notice warns that the Tax Digest closes May 1 and any party failing to file with the Tax Receiver will face double taxation. Signed by James White Morton of Plaiman Clarke Co Board of sual sere. Also includes an unrelated药ointment urging Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and appetite.
The AP describes Omsk evolving from Dostoevsky era exile site with the House of the Dead to a modern capital. Half a million residents, electricity scarce, refugees swelling population, patrols and safety improving, domed churches and the Irtish Om rivers defining the skyline.
Local farmer W M Glenn of Danielsville endorses the Dreco vegetable remedy. He cites relief for his 78 year old father in law’s kidney trouble and reports his wife’s long standing female troubles improved, weight gain, better color and stronger health. Dreco, from roots and herbs, is sold nationwide and recommended in Athens by H R Palmer & Sons.
Mrs J B Winter visits relatives at Winder Bishop and High Shoals as Mr Thomas N Gaines returns from military discharge and resumes work at the Augusta arsenal. Mrs D I Winter visits mother Mrs Chandler at Bishop. Bert Shipp and son Bert Jr of Greensboro visit J T Pittard. Marion Griffith and Atlanta relatives visit. Weldon Williams returns from Atlanta where his mother had surgery and is recovering. Mission Study class meets weekly. 16 Indies study Adventures in Faith in Foreign Land. Mrs H A Winter hosts Woman's Missionary meeting. Junior missionary society Easter egg hunt on the square. Alma Grimb in Atlanta for a new position. Mrs Russell Hayes and Flora Bell move to Savannah after visit.
Miss Susy B. Whittinghill recounts President Wilson's Rome visit to the evangelicals and the pope, noting the cordial reception by ministers from Waldensians to Anglicans. Wilson praises a Christian peace and unity, seeks divine guidance, and affirms religious work amid wartime recovery.
A woman talks of decades of stomach pain and morphine hypodermics ending after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. The simple preparation supposedly removes catarrh and mucous from the intestine and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince, money refunded. H. R. Palmer & Sons and druggists nationwide advertise.
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A South Dakota group of horse dealers forms a corporation to dispose of light horses to European dealers as meat. The plan aims to aid European consumers and provide value for horses once of little worth to ranchers. The concept was discussed in Washington as a way to expand demand amid weak U.S. interest.
Roy Brooks of Brooks Motor Co notes Detroit’s postwar car boom. Hudson adds 75,000 square feet to its plant, aims to produce 40,000 cars valued at 56 million this year. Six million in materials on hand. Essex line and government shell plant repurposed into machine shop and assembly. Plant covers 26 acres with 1,260 foot long lines for final assembly.
Paris reports France's fastest airplane is the new Nieuport biplane No. 29 completed in 1918. With a 300 hp engine it hit 147.3 mph on test with 340 pounds cargo, climbed 1000 meters in 116 seconds, 3000 meters in 397 seconds and 6000 meters in 1126 seconds, maintaining 131 mph at that height.
Cotton velours dress with a braided vest panel effect and pump bow shawl satin reverse described. Pictorial Review Waist No. 8096 available sizes 34 to 50 inches bust for 20 cents. Skirt No. 7957 sizes 24 to 02 inches waist priced 20 cents. Transfer No. 12420 in blue or yellow at 20 cents.
Mrs H P Sailors of 1392 B Broad St Athens reports severe kidney illness four years ago due to excess meat and uric acid. She says Dean's Kidney Pills from Palmer Sons Drug Store cured her after completing the second box and she now works as hard as ever without symptoms.
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