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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
8
A collage of small ads and notices from The Banner includes real estate offers in Athens with prices for 3 and 4 bedroom homes, lots, and duplexes on Lampkin and Waddell Streets plus cottages near the car line. Also listed are insurance and loan notices, job inquiries, farm products, and requests for buyers and sellers in the Athens area.
Whipping cream on hand at King Hodgson's Prince Avenue Store. Flour sale at 661 Arthur with price per barrel and various lunch meats, fruits, vegetables, dairy items, and deli goods listed. Fresh eggs and oysters highlighted along with produce like lettuce, celery, and tomatoes.
The notice urges early treatment at first signs of croup and promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy as prompt and effective for all. The fragment highlights accessible relief for a common ailment.
A brief note records a person experiencing severe pain that nearly doubled them over, describing a sudden physical distress and immediate impact on movement and comfort. Further context about cause or duration is not provided in the fragment.
A wireless US Shipping Board statement says the steamer William Henry Webb is tiring and requires immediate help after reporting a broken engine and bullet trouble off New Jersey amid a February 13 alert from New York.
The Children of the Confederacy will hold a meeting this afternoon at Lucy Cobb at 4 o clock. All members are urged to attend promptly and all children are invited to join.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pearl Pab in Meadorsville with unclear context and jumbled phrases. No cohesive event or names beyond those scattered terms.
A fall football squad is to join the Panthers baseball team this spring to face the Red and Black nine at Sanford Field. DeHart is a round athlete with four letters in one year at Pittsburg University. Georgia Co-Eds meet the local YWCA five at the YMCA tonight.
A despatch from Tokio reports Japanese merchants in Osaka wired factories to suspend sending any more goods until further notice due to the Chinese boycott against Japanese products.
Winder dev_id defeats Commerce 19 to 8 in a high school football game. The win improves Winder’s season record as key players scored in the second half. Commerce struggled on offense as Winder capitalized with turnovers and strong defense.
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