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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
The American Army in France announces plans for the most extensive series of athletic contests ever held by the force. Finals are targeted for Paris, with Pershing's approval, and the schedule aims to culminate in a great Inter Allied military Olympic meet.
A historical notice highlights a cough remedy marketed by druggists in Philadelphia, offering a tonic upbuilder with a claimed strong effect. The ad promotes bottles priced at 71.50 and claims relief for lingering coughs and related throat or chest affections.
Washington announces a trade arrangement with Holland allowing import of commodities under a license. Dutch ships only are to be used and shipments must be consigned to the Netherlands Overseas Trust, as per the War Trade Board.
In a recent letter Mrs D W Isley of Litchfield says she has used Chamberlains Tablets for disorders of the stomach and as a laxative and found them a quick and sure relief. If you are troubled with indigestion or constipation these tablets will do you good.
Alexander Konta of New York testified before the senate committee that he communicated with Dr Dernberg about Germany seeking to buy New York newspapers. The inquiry probes Brewers activities and German propaganda in the United States.
Selwyn & Company present Fair and Warmer at the Colonial Theatre with Avery Hopwood’s latest farce. The show promises lively dancing, pretty costumes, and a strong chorus headlined by Ruth Elmore. Walter Vernon guides the production with a light, good natured tone while audiences enjoy the comic charm of the new stage offering.
A furiously witty review of a touring comedy about four prosperous youths and their meddling spouses. The piece highlights an old Irish character and star Louise Barton, with J W Clifford as Dinty Moore and Miss Keene delivering the comic line. Acrobatic dancing and new scenery promised for the week.
A review notes sensational response to Bringing Up Father at Home from Selwyn & Company with a chorus of fifteen women and a celebrated lineup. It also praises Oh Baby as a joyous musical comedy, citing Charleston Evening Post remarks on its lively songs and comedic acts as a welcome postwar entertainment.
Advertisement urges readers to advertise bicycle wants in the Banner. It promotes Athens Cycle Co and invites boys to obtain or trade bikes through the local paper. Endorses community exchange and market for used bicycles among youths and families.
Key West Florida resident Mia J M Camus reports five years of back pain and irregularities, tried various doctors and remedies with little help, then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained ability to do housework. The ad invites readers to write Lyle Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance.
Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports quick relief from stomach trouble and fatigue after using Chamberlain s Tablets. She says improvement began within a week and notes she felt better in every way.
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