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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
2
State’s prominent business leaders will attend the Georgia Markets conference in Athens at the State Place of Agriculture on January 23. The event aims to boost local commerce and showcase regional enterprise.
President Andrew M. Soule of the Georgia College of Agriculture announced a major January conference in Georgia. Prominent businessmen bankers and farmers will gather for a two week meeting featuring a national exhibit of farm products in the animal husbandry building.
Public interest explodes over Tanlac as users report lasting health gains in stomach and liver areas. The ad explains merit drives demand, not just advertising, with thousands testifying to renewed vigor and normal health across the United States and Canada. Warren J. Smith & Bros. in Athens and leading druggists carry Tanlac.
Dublin reports the Dail Éireann defeated the motion to reelect Eamon de Valera as president by 68 to 60. He resigned when the session reopened, and Michael Collins warned of upheaval if de Valera were rejected. The vote comes amid debates on the treaty and Ireland’s path to self rule. British transfer plans to the new Southern Ireland government proceed, with evacuation and amnesty steps outlined.
The report notes Churchill returning to discuss with his committee the treaty ratification and the work ahead. Transfers of powers hinge on events in Ireland over the next days and progress toward installing the provisional government of the Irish Free State.
Miss Ruth Vick of the YWCA will organize a Mothers Club at Neighborhood House East Athens at 3 30 Thursday. The club’s formation was postponed last week due to rain. All neighborhood mothers may join and an invitation is open to others. Red Cross secretary Brownlie Dickson will discuss Red Cross work and cooperation ideas. Olive Quillian will perform songs and guitar after the meeting. Refreshments will be served.
The Athens Chamber of Commerce will announce its various committees on Tuesday, per a Monday statement by Secretary E. W. Carroll. President Julian Goethius has led the committee appointments for the past week and is expected to complete them by Tuesday morning. The initial chamber meeting for the new year is set for Thursday this week, when the committees were to be made public.
Manager Ruch now bishop of Strasburg orders Catholic girls societies in his diocese to organize athletics for girls under strict medical supervision.
James Baxter of New Jersey praises RAT-SNAP as a reliable rat control. He claims it saves about 30 in eggs and feed, with no mixing required. Available in three sizes 35c 1.25, sold through Sid and inet feed and Co. at Citizens Philadelphia address.
Washington dispatch reports Southern leaders claim the region seeks justice not favors in tariff policy. John H. Kirby of the Southern Tariff Association urges protective measures as Europe falters, warning of job losses if the United States does not act. Banking circles and public utilities are also cited as supportive of high protections. A Scottish apprentice Victoria Drummond in Dundee completes her training at Lilybank foundry and aspires to be a marine engineer.
An old advertisement for Hinton Securities Co Fire Insurance promotes a remedy claiming it will break a cold fever and grippe quickly and prevent pneumonia. The clipped language suggests a period style sales pitch using health claims tied to the insurer.
Rub My Tism antiseptic and painkiller marketed for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism. Advertisement.
A vintage ad promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for babies and children. It claims the product cleanses stomach and bowels, relieves constipation, and restores health quickly without fuss. It urges mothers to demand the genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions for babies and children.
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