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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
2
An old Chicago advertisement for Gets-It claims the product instantly relieves and dissolves corns with a few drops. It markets a painless, final end for hard and soft corns, urging purchase through Lawrence & Co. and W. J. South & Bro in Athens.
Doctors promote Calotabs as a purgative that cleanses the liver to combat colds influenza and related illnesses. The ad claims Calotabs are tasteless non nauseating and effective with a single dose followed by water with no side effects. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents large and ten cents small.
Hundreds of people report relief from piles using Peter Peterson's Ointment, claimed as the quickest and best remedy. Advertisements list distributors and suggest trying the product with various brand mentions and promotional notes.
The article reviews the film To Have and To Hold as a standout, praising its brilliant portrayal of dual roles and dramatic courtroom elements. It highlights the strong cast and notable performances, including James Tisshen and Duke of Pucagnam, while noting its dramatic ship and merchant seafaring scenes as key moments.
The local Reclesia of International Bible Students invites the public to a four day convention beginning Thursday afternoon. Principal speaker HM Dingus of Brooklyn will share about present truth, with Professor Alderbrandt of Annapolis arriving Friday evening to speak Sunday afternoon. Attendees from surrounding cities are expected for services each evening at 8 PM.
The Coast Guard reports 2954 people rescued from peril during the year ending June 30, a rise of 1938 from the previous fiscal year.
Local pharmacist endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for liver and bowels. Ad boasts quick relief from sluggish liver, coated tongue, and constipation without salivation or mercury risk. Claims one spoonful cleanses system, supports digestion, and is harmless for children.
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Mogadore scene as two well dressed men mock a poor old peddler offering sewing goods. One declares him useless. the other defends him, noting his hunger and chances in life. The narrator reflects on luck and inequality, wondering about past chances that could shape fates.
A brown checker wool sports outfit suited for golf tennis riding and all sports for youth collectors. Includes a smart little sport hat in the same material.
A fragmented discussion notes decorative devices centering on velvet grounds with bead embroidery and metallic cloths. Lacework and self trimming on street dresses appear as brief mentions, highlighting delicate ornate detailing in period fashion.
Southeast ern Council of the Federation of Women's Clubs closes its convention in Pinehurst North Carolina with routine business and officer elections. Florida Kentucky and Alabama gain representation in the official family as Mrs J W McCullum of Gainesville Florida is elected chairwoman Stanley F Reid of Maysville Kentucky is chairman and Mrs J of Montgomery is secretary treasurer.
Portland brief notes IS H Woolworth, leader of the chain, is said to be in London, England, according to a cablegram received here Tuesday by Mrs C B Iley, mother of Mrs Woolworth. The message places him abroad, confirming rumors of his travels.
The Turkish veil or yashmak worn by Mme. Louis Scart, wife of the portrait painter, draws curious glances aboard a ship. Though not fully protective against salt spray, the veil exudes coy allure and an intriguing mystery that captivates observers.
Cainenville depot moves near the Jefferson area. a mine cow killed by a mad dog near Hurricane Sheils. Mrs. Montine Dally of Center dies in Athers hospital at age 31. Mrs. P. P. Birkle near Hoseirton harvests a second June apple crop. Hamp Shinkle buried in Commerce after dying in South Georgia. Uncle Ae Hargrive’s house and belongings burned near Necholson. Lillie Mae Pace and Frank Thornton of Center marry. Asa Candler Hendrix, born in Elbert County in 184, dies from fall injuries. Sheriff Collier captures a key thief near Dry Pond. Dawell Yarbrough near Bogart jailed after arrest. Two Athens youths Bears and Baggs, one a rehab, injure a car and flee. bond set for disorderly conduct on Towd.
An advertisement urges relief from tiredness nerves and despondency with a 60 cent box of Wendell's Pilla Ambition Brand at Palmer and Son Enjoy quick mood lift and energy. The copy also hints at earning refunds from Palmer and Bon for the pills.
The article describes blouse styles with gay patterns, bright colors, and matelasse fabric. It notes fit under a suit coat, midseason suitability, and emphasis on eastern prints, Persian and batik designs, with bateau necklines and snug hipbands in V surplice and related styles.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing dresses skirts waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and more. It claims guaranteed no spots fades streaks or running and directs buyers to tell their druggist material type whether wool silk linen cotton or blends.
A group of Athens highway enthusiasts will travel to Bryson City, North Carolina, on Saturday for a meeting to promote a Detroit to Miami highway project. The route would pass Knoxville, Bryson City, Franklin, NC, Cornelia, Athens, and continue south. W. G. Griffith from Athens leads the program, joined by G. W. Darden state highway engineer and E. W. Carroll of the Chamber of Commerce, among others. The event is described as highly important.
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