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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
Indigestion and gas relief with Diapepsin promises immediate stomach comfort after a few tablets. The ad touts reversal of acidity related distress, enabling enjoyment of favorite foods again, costing only a few cents per large box. Millions helped annually.
An advertisement warns calomel is dangerous causing salivation bone damage and illness. It endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless substitute, claiming quick recovery with a dose and promising safe use for children without side effects.
Old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to sick or listless children. It claims the syrup cleanses the bowels, removes bilious and flatulent buildup, and restores playfulness. It stresses that only genuine California Fig Syrup ensures safety for all ages and warns against impostors.
A circulating tale from Moultrie Georgia claims hogs kicked into pens at the stockyards may spit up coins, a dramatic illustration of workers’ suspicions. The muddled report notes porkers and a day’s intake of coins, while misread tale twists into broader currency gossip.
Georgia special farmers bankers and businessmen gather in Atlanta on March 10 for a state wide conference on marketing Georgia products. The meeting, organized by the Georgia Market Federation, aims to develop efficient marketing facilities and broaden distribution of Georgia agricultural goods nationwide.
AMERICUS Ga C Hawkins Sumter county's foremost fancy swine grower was purchased a new prize boar for this herd This boar is Oakland Jack Orion a renowned Duroc formerly belonging to the Tom Johnson Oakland farm Camp Chase Ohio Six months after he was fo rward in September 1918 Oakland Jack Orion was purchased by the Johnson farms for 2000 Hawkins declined to disclose the price Oakland Jack Orion is hailed by Duroc fanciers as the finest Duroc boar in Georgia
James W. Morton president of the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation tells Wilkes County cotton growers the cotton pool contract of the Georgian Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association is sound and the federation will back it fully in an address at the Wilkes meeting.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock A.M. Thursday March 2 1922 at 154 Thomas Street Athens Georgia with a candy manufacturing outfit a lot of candies extracts and supplies iron safe cash register and other personal property. Terms cash. EDGAR LEVY administrator of Joseph Warns.
More than 160 Georgia farmers signed contracts for cooperative sale of cotton during Tuesday meetings in Hawkinsville Eastman Lexington Watkinsville Douglas and Fitzgerald. The Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative campaign aimed to inform while encouraging participation in a large pool of about 3000 bales. Further meetings were planned across the state with a sign-up drive to follow.
Babe Ruth met with Miller Huggins and Col. T. L. Huston in Hot Springs Ark to finalize terms with the New York American League club. Officials indicated terms were practical and satisfactory to all parties.
Palace theatre presents Norma Talnage Harold Karaya and Gray Sisters in a vaudeville bill. The lineup features musical numbers and dances with costumes and novelty acts, plus Little Mrnzie the Queen of Vamps. The show runs Thursday through Saturday with no advance admission changes.
The Russian government and a group of German commercial interests formed the Russo German Air Navigation Company to begin a regular air service next spring between Koenigsberg and Moscow. They expect to start in 1922 using aircraft from General Electric and American Zeppelin concerns.
In a stormy meeting International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America agreed to abide by Judge Manton's award while forming a 12 member committee to press for changes to terms. Pressmen return to work under regular hours as publishers consider their stance after arbitration. The award sets day rates at 51 and 45.98 and night rates at 35 and 48.
Three generations testify that Mothers Friend eases distress before birth and aids quick recovery. Mrs Olive Vanden of Gallipolis Ohio recalls severe illness before using it versus only a few hours of sickness with subsequent pregnancy. Doctors and nurses endorse its external use and it is sold by druggists.
Norma Talmadge headlines a light vein stage adaptation of The Wonderful Thing at the Palace today and tomorrow. Jacqueline Bogas, daughter of the American Hog King, blends humor and drama while Lydia Hoyt, a rising stage actress, appears in a strong supporting turn with Harrison Ford opposite.
Sim Taylor produces a bold vaudeville show at the Palace with Raffles the Mystery Man performing today and next week. Fred Newmeyer directs with Marcus Loew booking. A head-down from a balderdine stunt and an escape from a strait jacket are promised as major attractions.
In Los Angeles the state plans to wrap its case against Madalynne C. Obenchain for the murder of broker J Belton Kennedy. Prosecution witnesses include Mrs J D Kennedy and Elizabeth Besanty. Defense aims to impeach Besanty and Summar before presenting Obenchain.
New York publishers and the web pressmen's union reached an end to the Arbitration award dispute after a publisher's meeting. Don C. Seitz of the New York World announced the settlement amid morning papers in abbreviated form.
In Dublin the Dail debates continued with ministers answering more than three questions. Arthur Griffith accuses questions as propaganda against the treaty, while Eamon de Valera labels their tactics as harassment. Griffith defends cabinet unity and notes officials serve the provisional government, not the Dail. Belfast boycott discussion follows.
A home brewed sage tea with sulphur turns gray streaks dark and glossy. An easier option is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. One application darkens hair gently and fades gray with repeat use for a natural look.
Physicians advise Calotab as a simple nightly remedy to purge the system and liver, claim a cold vanishes by morning with no side effects. The ad vows no salts or nausea and states Calotabs cost thirty five cents and are sold in sealed packages with refunds if unsatisfied.
The advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest cathartic laxative in the world to relieve dizzy headaches colds biliousness indigestion or upset stomach. One or two at night purges bowels by morning with no stomach upset or griping and costs only ten cents a box. children love Cascarets too.
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