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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
In a nation facing a battle of blooms John Kissell campaigns for the daisy as America’s representative flower. He predicts swift progress despite opposition from rose magnolia violet factions and aims to rally supporters of the humble bloom.
Henry C Thorne of Boston Mass reports that Foley Gat Cathartic Tablets cleanse the bowels and invigorate the liver. The ad claims the product causes no pain or nausea, is non habit forming, and sold everywhere.
Washington reports three committee generated recommendations on private development of the government 106 million power and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals Alabama. The House awaits full membership review and a final decision after four months of study amid Republican Mondell urging no rush.
The 1922 Pandora published by the University of Georgia senior class is praised as the best annual yet by students and Athens residents after its Athens arrival. Editor M A McRainey leads a strong staff including Earle E Watson and J E Denmark as associate editors and several others in art, medical, and business roles. This edition is larger with 160 extra pages, adds a medical college section for Augusta, features all department students, seniors’ write ups, 50 pages of comics, caricatures of faculty, and top quality artwork by Harrold Sheffield and team.
A vintage advertisement touts Mahdeen as a guaranteed dandruff remedy for all ages. If it fails to stop dandruff, customers can return the empty bottle for a refund. The ad invites readers to buy via druggists, stores, or barber shops and to write to the Mahdeen Company in Nacogdoches, Texas.
Athens fans will view the Dempsey Carpentier fight pictures at the Strand this Saturday. The moving pictures, shot from a steel crow’s nest at ring side, capture every move faithfully and will run from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. at popular prices. The event follows a huge turnout seen in Boyle’s Thirty Acres and Atlanta engagements. Ladies are invited. the display is a major promotional effort by Tex Rickard.
The issue praises Mr. McRatney and his staff for Georgia's Greatest Pandora, noting university and Athens congratulations for their artistic achievement.
New York dispatch says Guy Barham publisher of the Los Angeles Herald died after a threat operation in London. A summer school notice offers six weeks of study starting June 12 for promoted and non promoted pupils with fees of five dollars for one subject and two dollars for each additional subject. Sessions at the Childs Street building. G. G. Bond, Supt.
An Illinois migrant recounts a long illness with weakness and nervousness. After trying many medicines, she used Cardul faithfully and two weeks later was out of bed and improving, praising Cardul as the best tonic for women.
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