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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
3
Forum urges readers to devote time to personal presentation before leaving public life. Advice covers self control, poise, dress, and upkeep, as well as etiquette for social transitions.
A jumble of social items from Athens lists numerous party invitations and arrivals while an unrelated medical slip promotes patent remedies. Names include Mrs. Max Land and Miss Lilien Tidwell among many local residents mentioned in varied contexts.
A letter from Cumberland Maryland describes a woman using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease back pain during pregnancy and after, noting relief after seven children and urging others to write for guidance. The misspelled line hints at Mrs. Lydia Pinkham's testimonial approach and requests letters from readers seeking advice.
Special to Banner Herald reports Miss Loriie Roberts and Mr. Dennis Green were married at the Methodist parsonage in Clinton on Friday evening May 26. Rev T Ivey officiated. Green will work on the state highway in Jones County.
A recipe fragment describes a salad using green olives egg and fish. It details ingredients such as cold boiled fish pimento Spanish pepper and Italian dressing with Worcestershire sauce salt and pepper. The method includes mashing rubbing mixing and piping the filling into olives and hard boiled egg rosettes.
Special to Banner Herald from Atlanta Ga notes several endorsements of a coming trade revival. Bank clearings rise weekly and domestic trade improves across many lines as exporters receive inquiries. Advertising agency heads report a boom and builders foresee record activity for the year, signaling optimism across Georgia and the South.
A damaged ad copy from Hillside avenue Cleveland touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the remedy for a two year cough in a daughter. It promises relief for feverish colds, croup and whooping cough, noting it loosened phlegm and aided upright breathing.
Seattle dispatch reports the exploration ship Maud under Captain Roald Amundsen is loaded to capacity with supplies ready to sail Saturday on the float. The ship prepares for a lengthy voyage through sea floes as part of the expedition.
Captain Amundsen plans to sail from Seattle on the Victoria to Nome Alaska joining the Maud. The ship will be iced into the polar pack and converted into a living habitat with dogs huts and scientific observation quarters built on the surface. Two airplanes for meteorological and topographical work are loaded, lumber forms bulk of cargo as the crew aims to drift for years seeking the phantom fleet.
Mr. Hugh Gordon Jr. will depart Monday to attend a meeting of the Board of Trustees in Dahlonega.
Sephien Lewis of Eldridge Kentucky reports relief from ten years of kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills aid kidneys by expelling poisonous waste and reducing backache and joint pain. Sold everywhere.
The North Georgia Agricultural College, part of the University system, plans to shut down its most successful team. Dr. R. G. Glenn, former state school commissioner, serves as president. Trustee Harry Hodgson will miss the 59th meeting due to business in New Orleans. Women are staging boxing bouts in London.
Advertisement notes Allen's Foot Ease powder relieves tight shoes and foot discomfort. Shaken into shoes or used in a foot bath, it promises instant relief from coins bunions callouses and sore spots while preventing blisters.
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