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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
3
Rumors circulate about the death of an aviator linked to or rumored with Col Marshall or Lieut jug, as authorities investigate a test site. Reports mention Indigenous individuals and Papago connections, with no confirmation from officials and plans to return to the area under investigation.
A vintage classified style ad offers Foley & Co products including Foley’s Honey for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney for pains in sides and back, and Foley Ca tablets. Instructions request sending a slip with 5 cents to a Chicago address for trial goods.
Peter Lanleversdale of Pa describes a croupy cough on his grandchild that improved after using Oleys Honey and Tar. He claims the product helps chest and throat coughs colds croup and bronchial irritation. The ad notes Foley’s ant Tar as a comparable option and says the remedy has served three generations.
The column chronicles holiday events and social gatherings in Hartwell and surrounding communities. It details luncheons for brides and teachers, bridge and rook parties, visiting relatives, and numerous house guest arrivals from Athens, Greensboro, and other towns. It mentions Mrs. Julian J. McCurry, Miss Pauline Campbell, and several local residents hosting or attending festive events.
Sixteen ships of anti Soviet refugees remain offshore in Shanghai as the Red Cross weighs a plan to shelter orphans on the ships then ship them to America. Australia rejects a similar plan. An order to Vladivostok settlers threatens outlaw status if rejected. Refugee officers hint at declining the offer amid ongoing sea borne refuge.
A fragment describes mixing sugar with a dough, kneading until smooth, rolling to a quarter inch, cutting into shapes, then rolling in sugar and drying for days. A quoted letter by Mr. Knapp is referenced as revealing post office account practices.
SNAPPY BLOUSE A white crepe blouse with collar cuffs and a hip band of pleated white moire and red leather features a checkerboard pattern suitable for holiday wear.
Mrs. I G Bowman of Morgan City Louisiana describes severe weakness nervousness and fatigue. After using Cardus she reports improved strength appetite and sleep and says she has never found anything better for a run down condition. She urges others to try Cardus today.
General Charles D. Dawes publicized a submerged balance sheet showing a $16,198,000 deficit for the first three months of the year in the postal service. The Chicago Tribune printed a reproduction of the balance sheet with a note from J. C. Knapp of Otis Elevator Co. detailing contributions to the report.
A compact dated recipe from Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University outlines mixing one pound each of dates and figs with one to two pounds of English walnut meats and confectioners sugar. Wash and chop dates and figs, pat into a paste, then blend with nuts and sugar until smooth.
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