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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for fevers biliousness and constipation in children. It urges mothers to request the genuine product by name and notes directions are printed on the bottle.
Miss Katherine Park hosted a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at her parents home on Dearing street. The event featured five tables of players including college guests, with elaborate Fall decor and refreshments following the game.
An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tonic as a harmless remedy for liver discomfort and bilious symptoms. It claims swift improvement after use and targets general maladies like headaches and fatigue, urging readers to consult a druggist if sick.
Fragmentary text describes lemon juice for skin whitening and mentions bleaching mix for sunburn and tan, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear instructions or outcomes.
Chicago report details Michael Burke special policeman for New York Central and James Wallace fighting on tracks in yards. Wallace had been arrested for trespassing. Burke attempted restraint as the Westerner express approached. They collided with the speeding locomotive and were killed.
Prof. E L Griggs oversees campus repairs including belfry work behind the chapel, new tower feature, and redecorating the water tower doorway. Sidewalks from the library to Broad street are being completed while roofing repairs continue across campus buildings at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars.
Boston Braves edged Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the first game of a Wednesday doubleheader. Miller and Gowdy teamed for the Braves while Hubbell and Henline protected the Phillies.
Charlie Thompson, a Georgia athlete from Atlanta and brother of star fullback Smack Thompson, spent Wednesday in Athens on a box factory sales trip while inquiring about Georgia’s football schedule for the fall.
A local Rotary Club luncheon at the Georgian hotel featured a vocal program led by a unidentified male singer with accompaniment by Morton Hodgson, James ton, Eustice Stevens and Pred J. Orr. Jo Kinley reported 36 members have signed up for a September 8 meeting in Atlanta.
Judge Bradwell spoke on abstracts while two visitors attended the meeting Walter Rose formerly of Athens now in Orlando Florida and Douglas Flanigen Jr of Atlanta.
Hartwell Ga Emmett A Skelton longtime city clerk resigns to take up a position with the Veterans Bureau in Atlanta He was a junior member of the law firm H and Emmett Skelton and is well known in Hartwell and Hart County.
Savannah Ga September 2021 reunion for United Confederate Veterans in Rome called off after railroads refused to grant a reasonable rate. Announcement made by A J Twiggs commander Georgia division. Reunion paid there Tuesday.
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