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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
4
A mix of society notes from Athens and Rome recounts Madame Lustrat’s France aid drive for orphaned children, cow shipping to France, and American volunteers. Community notices highlight picnics, summer school recitals, visits, and travels across Georgia towns with multiple named individuals and local organizations.
Mrs Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia recounts her husband an engineer injured by machinery and saved by Thedford's Black-Draught after doctors failed to help him. He lost weight rapidly, suffered extreme pain, refused to quit, and recovered after taking the remedy. The letter says the product kept him fit for daily work.
One million meals were provided to Romania's poor by the American Red Cross in April. Relief stations operated in cities including Constanza Galatz Braila Jassy and Bucharest with centers serving hundreds of villages. Hospitals and charities received medicines clothing and supplies as plans to broaden aid expand. The Lake Elizabeth brought vast shipments of food oil soap and hospital items to Romania and more clothing is expected soon from the United States.
A Jacksonville man recounts moving from weakness and weight loss to restored vigor after taking Sulferro-Sol. He says he gained from 139 to 166 pounds, regained appetite, and can walk over a mile without fatigue at age seventy six. The letter ends urging others to try the product, sold by druggists and made by Sulferro-Sol Co. in Montgomery, Alabama.
The text advises chronic constipation is caused by dehydration of residual food matter. It suggests drinking abundant water, eating raw fruits, outdoor exercise, and using gentle laxatives. It warns against strong cathartics and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective.
An early 20th century advertisement touts S S S as a safe blood treatment made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to cleanse the entire system cure rheumatism chlorosis scarlet fever and other blood disorders and invites readers to obtain it or write to the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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