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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia recounts her husband’s severe abdominal injury from machinery plus two weeks of weight loss and constipation. After three doctors failed, a large dose of Thedford's Black-Draught produced relief, his recovery beginning immediately, and she credits the remedy with saving his life.
Dr. Stewart reports $1,000 state aid to sixty counties lacking standard four year schools under the Barrett-Rogers act. Six statewide conferences with 87 counties produced plans for central and related high schools. Folkston school in Charlton county shows typical progress with new equipment, records, library, home economics, toilets, maps, tools, and a planned high school for two years.
Special to The Banner from Atlanta July 9 Georgia officials say the state could produce all goods needed for comfort inside a Chinese wall, citing stronger credit and progress since Grady’s Georgia Funeral satire. Commissioner J. J. Brown backs the claim with agricultural stats.
Elderly and young alike face summer heat with Grove's Tasteless Tonic. The claim is that it purifies and enriches the blood, strengthening the body and providing invigorating effects.
A Georgia couple praises the American Cotton Association and urges Southern cooperation. The article notes Mrs Higginbotham’s two year battle with indigestion improved by RE-CU-MA, and highlights cotton group aims, leadership, and open headquarters in Atlanta. It stresses union of farmers and citizens for regional prosperity.
War veterans rehabilitated through the New York State School of Agriculture at Farmingdale operate modest farms across New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York. Graduates include men formerly railroad brakemen, plumbers, policemen, and bartenders, now thriving as tractor mechanics, poultry raisers, and hog breeders.
An ad from The Banner urges awareness of infant deaths from diarrheal diseases linked to improper feeding. It promotes Baby Ease as a safe nonirritating laxative to correct indigestion in infants, advising doctor approval and druggist purchase. Subscribers are asked to report complaints before 10 am by calling 75.
A Florida bank vice-president shares a letter from his daughter who recovered after two weeks on Ziron Iron Tonic. The testimonial praises improved appetite nerves and energy, endorsing the product as beneficial for weak people with thin blood. Druggists offer money back guarantees.
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