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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
2
An ad explains that frequent headaches may stem from weak watery blood and suggests Gude's Pepto Mangan to build up blood and relieve pain. It claims the product supplies iron to redden blood and improve health, sold in liquid and tablet forms through a doctor or retailer.
Get ready for flu with Calotabs the nausealess calomel tablets. Take one at bedtime with water to purge the system purify the liver and curb influenza risk. Next morning cold relief and restored appetite, guaranteed or your money back. Price thirty five cents per sealed package.
Clarke County Georgia notices include administration discharge petitions for H H Sorrells and W A Phillips, libel for divorce of Branch Jones vs William L Jones, and permanent letters of administration for Luvenia Brown. A Year’s Support for Wilson is also cited with appraiser return and a March 5 1922 deadline.
Emma Culver of Metropolis Illinois reports dramatic improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills during Change of Life. She was bedridden eight months, but two weeks after starting treatment she could walk miles and resume all housework. Neighbors also benefitted from the medicines.
A guardian seeks discharge from guardianship of H Pat Lester twice in Clarke County Georgia with March hearing notice. The document also notes a separate application for permanent adminstrator of Mrs Belle Johnson Anderson and a sheriff’s sale of Cecilia Bell property in Athens Clarke County to satisfy a superior court fi fa.
Court of Ordinary proceedings in Clarke County Georgia announce a March 1922 sale of Lot 28 in Lynwood Park Athens to satisfy a 1908 warranty deed lien. Also notice to heirs Mary Hale and others regarding bond for title and required actions in the Emmett Hale estate.
Notice of sale on the first Tuesday in March 1922 by public outcry to the highest bidder for the described Clarke County parcel. The tract lies near the western outskirts of Athens, fronting on the Trinity Avenue extension and bounded by J B Wier’s lot to the west and by vacant land to the north within the city limits.
The text details a court ordered sale of land in Clarke County including the property lines around J Bo Wier Cheatham estate McLeroy and related parcels on Prince Avenue Athens Ga It notes the incorporated sidewalks distances and surrounding improvements two brick stores formerly occupied by Callaway Brothers and Yarbrough as well as the chain of title and transfers from D C Fowler to George W McLeroy to Minor W Brown to James McLeroy indicating the defendant George W McLeroy as the property owner under an execution by City Court of Athens in favor of the executors of Mrs Ross Sloman with sheriff notice of levy dated February 12 1922.
In Glyorja Clake County at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in March during legal hours the sale will occur to the highest bidder. One five horse power Hercules gas engine complete with attachments to be sold from court records in Athens in the suit Woodtt Hardware Co against Howdackson Jr. Sheriff Jackson presiding.
At a second reading in the House of Commons the Irish Free State bill progressed after Captain Charles Craig's boundary amendment was defeated 302 to 60. Sir Tamara Worthington urged acceptance while Heath charged the house to approve the Uster Unionist stance to avoid undermining the Anglo Irish treaty prospects for peace in Ireland. British evacuation expected Friday.
The article reports on the British evacuation of Ireland, delays, and plans to resume Friday or Saturday. Michiel Collins announces in London that withdrawal arrangements are in progress, with General Sir Cecil Mackintosh visiting Collins and a telegraphic protest from Belfast minority leaders against English premier Craig’s claims. Kidnapped Ulster Unionists are released, easing border tensions but danger remains. commissions on both sides are being prepared.
A severe cold snap left the Northeast wrapped in ice, freezing roads and disrupting travel across the region. Officials urged caution as temperatures plunged and facilities faced outages.
A brutal cold wave grips New England and upstate New York with temperatures plunging below zero and several cities reporting record lows. Forecasters warn of continuing frigid conditions as Mississippi Valley and Plains show a warming trend while upper lake regions expect heavy snow. Copper markets remain quiet but exports rise, with industry figures optimistic about summer capacity rebound and higher omport levels.
A damaged text fragment describes a land transaction in Texas tied to a prominent Mexican figure reputed as one of Mexico's wealthiest men. It mentions border politics, restoration of property by presidential action, and a lengthy, costly development project with multiple unspecified parties and years backstory.
New York report notes renewed activity at copper mines with work restarting after a lull. The piece highlights production stakes in the industry and mentions firms involved in reopening operations amid market pressures.
Mrs. Vienkook of Lotovnon Kentucky describes a six week nervous breakdown following housework strain. She says a doctor advised Cardui to rebuild strength and notes immediate improvement after using the tonic, praising Cardui as beneficial for women for over 40 years and endorsing its use.
An advertisement promises Mahdeen will relieve dandruff and itching, improve scalp health, and promote hair growth for men women and children. If unsatisfied after trial use, customers can return the bottle for a refund. Written from Nacogdoches Texas, with dealer and barber referral.
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