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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
3
A Montgomery man claims Tanlac cured fourteen months of misery from stomach troubles rheumatism and weight loss describing his recovery after three bottles. The ad urges a free bowel movement with Tanlac Vegetable Pills and notes Athens merchants carry Tanlac with a satisfaction guarantee.
Mrs Howell Erwin hosts a small bridge party Friday to honor Mrs Walker of Texas visiting Mrs Ben Barrow and Mrs Stanford of Birmingham visiting relatives in Athens. Other society items include a Tony Sarg Marionettes show at Seney Stovall Chapel with tickets sold locally and a Georgian hotel luncheon for Welfare conference guests led by state health and education leaders.
An old advertisement touts mispelled Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless wash ideal for hair. It claims soaps with alkali harm hair, while a small amount of Mulsified creates rich lather, cleanses scalp, removes dust and dandruff, and leaves hair bright, silky, and easy to manage. It notes availability at drug stores and low cost.
The report lists guests visiting Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Barnett and family for a weekend in Atlanta including Mr Artle Small and Mrs Small with Mrs Fortson family moves to Savannah. Other entries note Miss Aurelia O Farrell returning to Augusta and Mrs Parker’s improving condition along with several brief social visits and travel plans across Georgia.
The column records friends awaiting recovery news and visits. J G Gray improves from pneumonia at General Inpatient. Col Howard Thompson of Gainesville visits E H Dorsey enroute to Greensboro. Dr Dan Pubes returns from Battle Creek. Mrs T L Elliott recovering well from tonsil operation. Mrs Martin Gary of Macon visits with Mrs Hugh Rowe and Mrs McBridge Howell.
Manila report states Governor General Wood Maday instructed Sultans and constabulary officers in Sulu and Mindanao that the American flag and the Philippine flag deserve equal respect. He warns that subordinating the U S flag to others borders on treason, noting Moros oppose display changes to the Filipino flag.
Mrs. I G Bowman of Front Street, Morgan City says Cardus greatly improved her rundown health. She describes weak nerves, loss of appetite, insomnia, pain and fatigue, then recovery after using several bottles. The advertisement urges others to take Cardus, the woman's tonic, from a druggist today.
A partial text fragment mentions Mohammedan Filipinos and Pagan Filipinos with emphasis on equal treatment and honoring them accordingly. The passage lacks surrounding context, names, dates, or events to determine a full news item.
Quebec women who seek equal voting rights are disappointed as the government announces that no suffrage bill will be introduced this session. The province allows federal voting but not provincial ballots. A referendum may be proposed at the next general election to gauge public views on the issue.
An old advertisement touts Dinderine as a hair tonic that nourishes roots and promotes longer thicker fuller hair. It promises rapid growth, improved scalp condition, and a luxurious appearance, claiming strong results after use.
Boston reports a crew of five men rescued from an open boat after abandoning the British schooner Eileen Lake off St Johns Newfoundland. The cook died during the ordeal. the Persier relayed the men were adrift for several days. The Eileen Lake, 164 tons, was commanded by Noseworthy and last sailed Lisbon to Oporto.
SAN FRANCISCO announces a 600 mile automobile race set for next November at the California speedway in Carlos. A purse of 50,000 and lap prizes totaling at least 26,000 will be offered.
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