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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
2
Mercury Fever Rumor Warns of Dangerous Saliva
A clipped note warns that even careful care can fail against Chalomel and that exposure may salivate and cause gum soreness. The text shifts to describe a jawed fender and excessive taint from the mouth, suggesting mercury or quicksilver as the culprit.
Wallace Opens Conference With Aid to Farmer Economy
President and Secretary Wallace address about 300 agriculture and related industry delegates. They outline plans for a thorough code of finance, insurance, and information to stabilize markets, plus prospective loans, rail and transport reforms, and a national agricultural policy aimed at generous farm support and broader industrial integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
PapenaueRet
Jaye
Thorou
Rand
Stomach Misery Take Diapepsin Advertised Remedy
A terse ad notes stomach misery and promotes Diapepsin as a remedy. The message shows urgent language urging readers to take the product to ease distress. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Grim Crisis in Agriculture Outlined by President
The president warns farmers face worsening economic strain and stresses cooperative marketing and self-help as key to stabilizing agriculture. He contrasts individual farming with corporate power and calls for practical development of water resources and electrification to reduce waste and boost efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Iran
Pital
France
Pate
Wy Scott
Tte
Humaskf
Ina
Oka
Orhe
Europe
Diemenitaee
Viscount Bryce, Author of The American Commonwealth, Dies
Viscount Bryce, noted Briton and scholar diplomat, died abruptly Sunday in London at 83. He authored The American Commonwealth used as a U S school textbook and guided Anglo American diplomacy, serving as British ambassador in Washington for 12 years and shaping wartime and postwar dialogue between the United States and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Bryce
United States
America
de Tocqueville
England
Throwel
Washington
Viscount Bryce Js
Enich
Ieee
Ireland
Glasgow
Oxford
Belfast
Margaret (Young) Bryce
County Antrim
High School
University of Glasgow
Capecey
Bryce
London i
Europe
Fiuse of Commons
Mr. Bryce
Duchy of Lashaater
Gladstone
Cancraia
Sabet
Tee
Campbell-Bannerman
Universal
Atenation Tarewell
Vriests Pryists
Wb ci
Newfoundland
Hague
United
Great Britain
Canada
Iorochey
Sua
Taft
Panama Canal
Perage
Vis
Sy Ie
Commission
Belgium
Lord Bryce
Western
Asia
Mount Rat
Ini
South
South America
Arran
Mendes
Capy
Pilgrimae Society
New York
Fragmentary OCR Passage About America and War Aims
Fragmented text reflects a belated attempt to convey ideas on what America was and could become. The force of the wording is unclear, with garbled lines about motivations, politics, and national direction. No distinct events, names, or places are readable enough to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
America
Steel Men Seek Removal of 1920 Rate Increase
Representatives of the steel industry appeared before the Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday to urge removal of the 1920 freight rate increase. Witnesses testified the high level hindered business recovery and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representatives
Eee
Prinred
Mont
Toledo Judge Commended for Refusing War Conscientious Objectors
A Toledo judge who refused ships to foreign borns who avoided war service is commended by the Wroblewski post. The organization is composed entirely of foreign born Americans and sons of foreign residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Ag Toledo
Wroblewski Post
Worried Wives Promote Pepto Mangan Health Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to give a man Pepto Mangan to boost red blood, improve health, mood, and strength. It touts the product as pleasant to take and effective with daily use, promising better well being.
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