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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
4
A collage of classified ad snippets includes insurance offers, bank deposits, life and health policies, railway clerk entries, pig sale, battery service, auto repairs, housing rentals, sewing machines, gardening, bookkeeping jobs, and hardware items. It highlights local businesses like Athens Savings Bank, Jester taxi, Edison phonographs, Penn Mutual Life, and state agricultural forestry programs with various contact details.
Al genine in Cincinnati markets a new ether compound named freezone available for a few cents per quarter ounce. A few drops relieve tender corns and calluses instantly, loosening and shrinking them so they can be removed with ease without skin irritation or pain.
Oscar L Teasley prominent Bowman bank er Sunday school superintendent Methodist church official past master of Primrose Lodge Masons Shriner and longtime civic figure died at his home Saturday morning after a week long illness of pneumonia He was 37 born and raised in the community survived by wife Missy Jewer Gleer two daughters Charlotte Mildred mother five brothers and one sister Funeral held Sunday
A called communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M will be held at their hall on the third floor of the Max Joseph building this Thursday evening February 6 1919 at eight o clock. There will be work on the M M degree. All duly qualified brethren are invited to attend by order of H A Nix W M MO G Quinn Secretary. Advertise your wants in the Banner.
Mr J O Spinks aged 30 died yesterday morning at 6 16 at his Barnett Shoals Road home after two weeks illness. He leaves a wife Effie Spinks a mother Mrs M L Spinks and siblings Lil Man Loriie Mary Lou Charlie Felton. Funeral Friday at 11 30 at Corinth church conducted by Rev W M Saye with brothers in law E J Crowley J R Crowley J R Crowley A W Crowley W H Crowley and J P Crowley as pallbearers.
Athens gains another esteemed citizen with the arrival of Dr. Wm. L. Green, formerly of Point Peter in Oglethorpe County, who has moved to make Athens his home and continue his medical practice.
Announcement announces Dr William L Green formerly of Point Peter Oglethorpe county has opened offices in rooms 416 417 Holman Building to practice his profession. Those seeking services may visit his offices or call 687. Residence phone is 1345.
A vintage urging to use Eucapine Salve for sterilizing nose and throat to prevent influenza. Claims the antiseptic Oleum Eucaypti and added menthol ease use. notes twelve hour air passage protection and availability from druggists for a half dollar. It touts mothers and babies as beneficiaries and recommends medical advice from physicians.
Thursday features Constance Talmadge in Who Cares with Sennett Comedy extra and Elite special Florence Reed in Today. Friday offers Ethel Barrymore in The Divorce with Pearl White extra Elite Extraordinary attraction Florence Reed in Today. Saturday shows Besela Love in The Enchanted Born with Fox comedy Wild Women and Tame Lionas and Elite van Farnum in Sign of the Cross Fight for Millions extra.
A sensational tonic promotes Callé ed Aspironal as a medicated cold remedy endorsed by European and American Army surgeons. It claims fast relief within two minutes and offers a full refund if relief is not immediate, as every U S druggist is instructed to refund the price.
A sensational ad heralds Aspironal as the year’s top cold and cough remedy. The Lab laboratories certify it as tested, approved, and endorsed by authorities, with a money back guarantee if the cold does not fade within two minutes. The ad urges pharmacists to offer it and notes it is safe for infants and children despite alcohol content.
Ottawa confirms reports that a British Mystery Ship will traverse the Atlantic in the spring and visit American and Canadian Great Lakes ports. It would be the first such warship to reach the lake region, with a light draft and guns capable of sinking submarines. The ships are a guarded naval secret, designed to avoid torpedo attacks and navigate the St Lawrence canal.
Correspondent reports German civilians in Coblenz facing rationing with a weekly food allowance nearly identical to wartime levels. Details include bread, meat, potatoes, cereal, jam, sugar, and infant milk. prices and black market butter and eggs noted. authorities seek to stamp out illicit trading while heavy workers and children receive modest extra allowances.
Cuban capitalists have formed three corporations with capital of 5 million dollars to establish a steamship line between Havana and Mexico. Reports in the capital press say subscriptions have been sent to the Mexican authorities to purchase or operate ships.
A fragmented note mentions syrup and a feverish child, with unclear lines and stray phrases. The readable text implies treatment or remedy mention, but details are obscured. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable.
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