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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1922
Page
3
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels in sick children. It claims a teaspoonful softens constipation and sour bile, restoring a playful child within hours. Mothers are urged to demand genuine California Fig Syrup from druggists to avoid imitations.
The Woman’s Department of the Chamber of Commerce hosts a program on Distinished Women in Literature featuring Georgia figures Mildred Rutherford Maud Annulet Ohl Lollie Belle Wylie plus The American staff and Mrs William H Felton. Miss Rath Mashin of Atlanta will be the guest of honor at Mrs Guy Tillers Inn Garden party with seven tables invited. Also listed are Edith Wharton Augusta Evans Wilson Corra Harris and George Elliott among noted writers. Social notices mention visits, travel, and gatherings across Atlanta Augusta and surrounding towns with plans and arrivals.
An old advertisement touts 666 Cores Molriss Coieard Fever as a germ killer for fever ailments including dengue or bilious fever, asserting it kills germs.
The Athens event features Miss Goodman and Mr Stein in a grand late summer wedding at the bride’s home. Attendants wear Canton crepe and georgette. guests include out of town families and notable Georgia figures. After a luncheon at the Georgia Hotel, the couple plans a home in Atlanta.
Professor F T McIntyre recounts decades of foot misery from corns and bunions and credits Gypsy Foot Relief with instant relief and lasting results after using a mysterious desert secret box. The product is sold locally, advertised as quick, painless foot relief without soaking or powders.
A chatty film theatre clerk and a stout patron discuss the Prince of Wales BRAD, asking if he has a job and noting rumors about a court presentation. The exchange reveals interest in the prince's employment and public image amid gossip.
Miss Lila Neal attended summer school then headed to Carnesville for the week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Goethius spent the weekend at White Sulphur. Miss Josephine Balfour, guest of Mrs. Hunnicutt, left for Natchez Mississippi to visit Miss Agnes Marshall before returning home to Oklahoma City.
The fishing party led by J. Z. Pittard and J. F. Shehane arrives home with H. W. ONeal Kaing Howard J. C. Will Mama Jr and Sr T. G. William completing their trip.
Wilkins W J A Malory Hubert Rylee M Jey and Dr A C Holiday completed a ten day fishing trip aboard the house boats Uncle Remus and Ana.Refreshing their voyage details remain partly obscured in fragmented notes from the outing at sea.
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