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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1916
Page
7
H. R. Palmer & Sons offer Hyomei inhaled oil for catarrh with a refund if ineffective. The complete outfit includes inhaler, dropper, and several weeks of treatment. Also touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey for children's colds and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a New York mother.
Mrs. Sidney Reaves of Watkinsville visits relatives in the city. Mrs. McBride Howell and Master William Howell depart for White Plains. Mrs. W. A. Ashford of Watkinsville spends the day here. Mrs. E. C. Branson leaves for Chapel Hill N C after visiting Miss Sprout. Several Watkinsville visitors are listed among yesterday’s guests. Gladys Moore of Brenau College Gainesville is spending the weekend here. Rev. H. W. Kimzer of Virginia is visiting Mrs. J. L. Jarrell. Prof. C. Lee Gowan of Bostwick High School was in the city. James Ray’s friends note he is much better. Mrs. Welborn DuBose travels from Atlanta to Macon to visit Mrs. Robert Hazelhurst. Mrs. O. N. Epps of Crawford visits. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Roland of Crawford and Misses Serena Crawford and Lucile Reynolds of Lexington motor to the city yesterday.
A notice urges customers to limit others using their line to avoid busy reports and delay. It explains operators may connect calls or report busy lines and stresses cooperation. The item also notes Mr and Mrs L H Aiken of Watkinsville visiting the area yesterday.
Jefferson resident Max Silman arrives to visit grandmother Mrs. C H Yearwood while Crawford and Watkinsville visitors spend the day in town. A. W. Meaders and wife from Watkinsville tour Atlanta. Mrs. W R McAllister and daughter Lucile return from Spartanburg D C after several days with relatives. Chap el A B's dinner advertised. Dr King’s New Life Pills promoted for liver and digestion at 25 cents.
Mary Pickford headlines the Colonial engagement of Kate Jordan's Poor Little Peppina a seven reel production from Famous Players with Edwin Mordant Eugene O'Brien Antonio Maiori Ernesto Torti Cesare Gravina Francesca Guerra and W. T. Carleton. Show times 4 PM and 8:30 PM with reserved seats on sale at Palmer's.
Free service offered at Palmers to dim headlights on autos to comply with an auto ban. The ad promises the procedure is permanent and soap and water can remove temporary finger marks.
Mrs. Ethel Mae Baker of Spenceport New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured her bilious attacks and sick headaches and toned up her whole system. They are sold by all dealers.
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