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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement claims California Fig Syrup cleanses a child's bowels within hours, easing colic fever and sour bile. It suggests a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and urges buyers to ask for genuine syrup with proper directions on the bottle.
Advertisement claims Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff after one use. It promises all hairs appear healthier with more life and color and sells for 36 cents at any drug store. The copy emphasizes visible improvements in hair fullness and shine.
Grove City College at Grove City Pennsylvania, a small school of about 400 students, has rattled off 16 consecutive victories including wins over Pittsburgh, Georgetown, West Virginia, Washington and Jefferson, and Carnegie Tech. Captain Stepanian leads the star lineup as a top running forward in the East.
Leo Carrillo headlined Lombardi Ltd. in a Cole theatre return engagement earning warm approval, praised for a fine, sensitive comic characterization and a bright, stylish production. The cast includes Ethel Wilson Ruth Rickaby Louise Sydmeth Ada Lytton Barbour Eleanor Williams and others in Morosco style company.
Society notes highlight Dainty Constance Talmadge as a featured personality in the Palace Program. The column urges readers to heed reliable advice while stressing that a sensible woman should choose a husband for herself.
Constance Talmadge stars in Lessons in Love adapted from The Man From Toronto and directed by Chet Withey. The film, released by Associated First National Pictures, features Kenneth Harriet with Leila Calthorpe and celebrates Talmadge’s real marriage to John Pia glou as a backdrop to lively comic romance at the Palace today and tomorrow.
An advertising blurb touts ConquersRheumatism as a remedy for rheumatism and sciatica claiming relief from pain with a bottle of Rheuma. The copy presents dramatic health claims and urges readers to try the product.
The Peace Palace in The Hague figures as the scene of the inaugural session for the permanent court of international justice, the League of Nations cornerstone. Judges from twelve nationalities take oaths to honorably and impartially administer duties, with John Basset Moore of the United States among those present.
Representatives from chambers of commerce in Monroe Gainesville Jefferson Hoschton and other towns will gather in Athens Thursday afternoon to discuss boosting traffic on the Gainesville Midland Railway so scrapping it becomes unnecessary The meeting is set for one o clock in the Hin ton building and is open to interested parties according to secretary E W Serrell Large delegations from other chambers are expected and will confer with the local commerce transportation committee
In Los Angeles Mada lynne Obenchain’s letters to J Belton Kennedy were to be offered as evidence at the Obenchain trial. The court program also listed an extraordinary entertainment at the Palace today and tomorrow.
An advertisement touts Mahdeen as a dependable dandruff remedy with a money back guarantee. Customers are urged to buy a bottle and return the empty container if it fails to remove dandruff.
Deputy District Attorney Asa Keyes announced plans to read a score of letters into the record at the Kennedy murder trial. The jury will then visit Kennedy’s Beverly Glen summer cottage scene of the slaying. Co defendant Arthur C Burch had stayed at a local hotel nearby the former insurance office as investigators link him to the plot against Kennedy.
Physicians warn about influenza and urge quick action with Calotabs. One tab with water purports to purge the system, refresh the liver, and end a cold by morning, with no aftereffects. sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents.
Charles Burrow also known as Charles Miller, an American manager of a ranch near Monte Rey in Mexico, was killed by unidentified persons. The State Department instructed Consul Bowman in Monterey and the Mexico City embassy to urge Mexican authorities to apprehend and punish those responsible.
Senate and house committees continued to mark time over funding a soldier bonus bill awaiting President Harding’s views. Lawmakers weighed how to raise the necessary funds as they awaited a formal response from the White House.
Advertises Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. Claims few tablets provide immediate relief and correct digestion so people can eat favorite foods again. Notes low cost and wide usage with millions helped annually.
Local ad invites customers to try Pyramid products offering quick relief from pain with a new lens of treatment. The notice asks readers to send name and address to Pyramid Building for more information and emphasizes no substitutes.
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