Savoy Lau Promises New Life and Color After Ad
Fragment of an advertisement touts a product called Savoy Lau that allegedly restores life and brightness to hair, claiming no particles or raff won’t fall and promising vivid color after use. The readable text is garbled but centers on a beauty product pitch at a drug store.
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Wits
Be- Savoy Lau
Bridge Party Brightens Social Week in Athens
Mrs. U. H. Davenport hosts a Nine table bridge party honoring Mrs. Robert McWhorter and Mrs. Stewart Jr. The elegant affair features varied spring decorations in yellow pink and crimson across the lower floor and sun parlor. Salads and ices follow spirited play with top prizes a bridge set and pink hyacinths, consolation trophies Coty pongster. Also notes upcoming informal bridge for Mrs. Joseph Stewart Jr and events around the George Washington themed party at Miss Marian Newtons home.
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Stewart, Jr
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Carrie
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Joseph Stewart, Jr
Hammond Johnson
Bridge
Miles Lewis
Greensboro
Robert Toombs DuBose
Phinizy
Morton Hodgson
Hugh White
Handsomeodgson
Prince Avenue
Nellie Foster
Sarah Wier
Virginia
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Child Health
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to ease crying, fever, and constipation in babies and children. It urges mothers to use the product promptly and promises relief within hours, framing the syrup as a trusted, gentle laxative for all ages.
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Californi
California
Athens Civic Art and Public Buildings Vision
Athens center for civic art and classic architecture urged as city develops public parks and aesthetic schools. Local groups back a civic center near the post office and note the women’s club and PTA push for beauty in new school buildings. Lectures and slides promote a city plan with art in lamp posts and fountains.
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Athens
Athens Woman's Club
Mother-Father Meeting Nantahala School
A successful mother father meeting was held Tuesday evening at Nantahala School under the Parent-Teachers' association. Mr D L Barnett gave a delightful and instructive lecture on Japan with stereopticon illustrations. A large audience was present and the program of music by the orchestra followed, with refreshments served.
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Nantahala
D. L. Barneat
Japan
Circle Meetings At First Methodist Church In Gainesville
Local church circles plan Thursday gatherings with Mrs G F Venable on Grady Avenue and Mrs A H Davison on Prince Avenue. Numerous social visits unfold as residents travel to Atlanta Virginia and beyond.
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G. F
Venable
The
Mieronary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Grady Avenue
A._H. DAVISON
A. H. Davison
Prince Avenue
Athens Art Association to Hold Regular Meeting
The Athens Art association will meet on Thursday at 8 PM at the Woman's club. An illustrated lecture on Civic Art will be shown, with slides provided by the American Federation of Art in Washington, D C, of which Athens is a member.
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Woman's Club
American Federation of Arta
Washington
South
Athens
Young Women's Christian Association
College Avenue
Hazel Gordon
American Federation of Art
Washington, D. C
Athens Associatior
Be Pretty Turn Go Hal Are Be Pretty
Sage Tea and Sulphur compound restores natural hair color for faded or gray hair. Once a home mix, now sold in drug stores as a ready made formula with added ingredients. Apply with sponge or brush to strands. gray disappears by morning and hair darkens evenly, becoming glossy and attractive. Advertisement.
Athens Looks to Civic Art in City Building
The text argues city planning underpins permanent civic art from stations to lamp posts and houses. It cites Athens with colonial churches and post office area as a model and hopes new schools match traditional architecture. The Woman's Club and PTA invite the public to a Thursday meeting.
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Athens
Texas Prizefight Ends In Draw. Local Promoters Arrested
Burk Burnett Texas Abe Brennan a local heavyweight and Jim Flynn of Pueblo Colorado were arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff Smith after a ten round boxing bout. Promoters also arrested. The clash was declared a draw. Charges included promoting and engaging in a pulsillistic encounter. They were released on 500 dollar bond.
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Texas
Abe Brennan
Jim Flynn
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Colo
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