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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
6
Advice against using common shampoos for children emphasizes avoiding alkali which dries scalp and hair. Recommends Malsified Zeocoanut oil shampoo as pure, grease free and inexpensive. Claims it cleans, rinses well, and leaves hair soft and bright with less dandruff. Ends with purchase tip from drug store.
Georgia Extension News issued detailed cotton pest instructions citing years of effort and government investments. It advises using pure calcium arsenate as a dry powder with proper dusting equipment, night dusting in still air, five to seven pounds per acre per application, and multiple timed treatments plus unpoisoned cotton as a control check.
Mrs Cora Lou Vinson, under death sentence for killing her husband Dr W D Vinson, has a motion for a new trial filed by her attorney. Judge John D Humphries of Fulton Superior Court set the hearing for July 15, more than a month remains for amended filings.
Colonel Jefferson Shackelford Mills of Decatur, long a local newspaper correspondent, died after taking a bromide medicine sold at Doster Drug Store. He was taken to Grady Hospital and never regained consciousness despite efforts to save him.
A sensational account profiles Min May becoming The Mistress of the World through wealth and daring. The feature films depict her ascent and the drama behind the discovery, with The Dragon's Claw shown last week and The Race for Life opening at the Elite Theatre today.
Reports show 45 dead with 16 missing as city island boating disaster widens. Officials fear totals may reach 70 as searches continue for boaters swept from City Island and along the New Jersey to Connecticut coast. The storm caused widespread destruction of power lines and property losses run into millions while insurers compare it to the Black Tom explosion.
Charles A. Picquet, 62, prominent attorney and former Augusta police court recorder, died Monday night from a brain hemorrhage suffered Saturday on a fishing outing. He had served in the Georgia legislature representing Richmond County.
Mrs. Draper reported her husband Charles Draper and three others from Gravenhurst missing after a Sunday trip to Bracebridge ended in doubt. Boats were immediately dispatched to search the Muskoka area.
Mrs Norman Swanson 22 was exonerated after a preliminary hearing in Sanford Florida regarding the shooting death of her father George McDougall Saturday. The case was dismissed with no charges after review by the judge.
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