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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR advertises a tiny bottle for a few cents to remove corns and calluses by applying a “fingers druggist” product. Text is incomplete and difficult to verify but presents a small consumer ad style offering quick relief.
SITY. SCHOOL NOTICE A y summer school is offered to those who failed to win promotion at term end. The fee is $5.00 for one subject and additional subjects cost extra. Schools begin June 12 to 14, running six days. Booking options on June 9 and 10 in Childs G. G. Bond, Supr.
Fragmentary note mentions feeling tired and out of sorts with a reference to Ak, 60 cent, Bills, Ambition Brand, and a suggestion to take the Stop to feel better, though details are unclear and stray phrases dominate.
Local cotton hits 22 1 2 cents per pound and 3 75 a bale jump as bullish trends spread across markets. New York futures rise to 21 86 for October amid New England mill buying while spot quotes in New York and New Orleans show gains and renewed support from buyers and rains in the belt.
Peter Theodore a Greek tailor of Greenville wins a travel case dispute over D Brown. The jury awarded 600 dollars or delivery of the ring valued at 500 dollars. Brown absent in court, ring held by the clerk pending payment.
Fragments show timetable notes for trains arriving and departing from Union Point and Augusta. Mentions Georgia Railroad lines from Union Depot and connections to Catheeville and Jacksonville area stations with listed arrival times and daily ex Bun routes.
Policy outlines death benefits of 250 dollars for bodily injury caused by vehicle incidents on public highways. It confirms accident indemnity of 10 dollars per week for up to three months if the insured becomes wholly disabled within one year of coverage. It also describes company duties to notify relatives if the insured is unable to communicate and to cover up to 100 dollars in related expenses.
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