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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
5
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as fast relief for stomach misery gas indigestion and heartburn. A few tablets allegedly provide immediate relief and correct stomach function allowing normal meals. The ad notes the cost is only a few cents at the drug store and claims millions use it annually.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco cravings promising complete habit breakage. It pledges money back from druggists if cravings return, urging readers to try the product and noting results would improve health and finances.
School children at Childs Street School witnessed Charm, claimed to be the most educated horse, perform feats for Miss Ina Cooper's English class. Charm, a Kentucky chestnut sorrel owned by T A Barrett, reportedly learned multiplication, colors, and more, inspiring praise from students who felt Athens should value the gifted animal.
Silas E. Weeks of 170 Fite tegen Ave Tampa says after taking Tanlac he regained strength and energy. He reports waking refreshed, no fatigue, and the ability to eat freely without distress, praising the preparation as worth ten times its price. Advertised by Warren J. Smith & Jene and leading druggists.
For thirty years Pepto Mangan has been used by physicians as a tonic for weak nervous people. Gude's Poe and Pepto are advertised as aiding health, with a call to act now. Sold in liquid and tablet forms.
Diamond Dyes offer home dyeing guidance to tint faded garments without streaking fading or running. The ad promises perfect results even for first timers by telling the clerk material type wool silk linen cotton or mixed and guiding dyeing choices.
The Northeast Georgia Baptist Preachers conference met at First Baptist Church with Dr. J. C. Wilkinson presiding. Talks focused on the Christian Index and ways to broaden local news, lower costs, and balance school articles. The next session is set for April after the second Sunday, focusing on stopping youth leakage.
An old advertisement touts Liver Tone as a harmless substitute for calomel. It warns calomel can upset digestion, cramping, and constipation, urging readers to try the product and get their money back if not satisfied. The copy uses sensational claims and directs readers to use Liver Tone as a gentler remedy.
C W Crook addressed the Y M C A Sunday afternoon talk on Why Study the Bible. He urged boys to value Bible knowledge as essential alongside literary schooling, citing Old Testament verses and Christ's emphasis on scripture, urging them to follow their leader and devote more faith and study to the Word.
Ray an employee of Benson's Bakeries was seriously injured Sunday afternoon when the truck he drove collided with a car driven by Hamilton Callaway on Prince Avenue. The Benson truck was damaged considerably, and the other car struck it. He was reported to be seriously injured and confined to his room for several days.
CHICAGO For nineteen ee isp Clibest Nace ae hope that her husband, ward Gilbert, who , disap, may re return to her.andther two but Monday she was en route to Los Angeles to identify in body of Edward Gilbert, min ing engineer, who died there, leav ing another wife. "I haven't, the heart to blame the other woman, I am sure sha {a suffering too," Mrs. Gilbert said when informed that Los Angeles dispatches end Gilbert's death r vealed that he had two wives.
In a recent outing against the San Antonio club, Monnard hurled effectively, striking out two and avoiding hard contact. He did not allow a hit until late, showcasing a promising pitching performance that boosts the White Sox prospects beyond Sunday’s game.
The cotton market showed an unexpectedly steady tone Monday with Liverpool trading firmer on better trade prospects and Eastern belt rain forecasts. Prices fluctuated with May around 18.1 to 18.16, July near 17.8, and New Orleans and Liverpool quotes reflecting mixed demand, rain relief, and tight near-month positions amid sizable private consumption estimates and active futures movement.
New York stocks open with broad gains led by American Telephone and several favored issues. Trading showed confidence as American Car, Famous Players and International gained about a point. Texas Company lagged after a weak annual statement.
Defensive wheat fell as profits waned amid rains in Kansas and Oklahoma, while corn rose slightly and oats budged. In St Louis, wheat and corn prices shifted with mixed futures, cattle and hogs showing softer demand. beef steers and hogs moved lower, calves weak, lambs steady, and sheep buyers cautious with steady prices for ewes.
Chicago markets show unchanged poultry and firm New York dairy prices with butter and creamery extras firm. Eggs, creamery products, and live poultry quotes mix as Baltic note regional potato and naval stores pricing appear, outlining regional fluctuations and receipts.
The Finance Board approves advances totaling $2,000,000 for agricultural purposes across several states. Alabama receives $81,000, North Carolina $176,000, South Carolina $? and Tennessee $?, with aggregating loans including a substantial amount in unspecified counties. The program aims to bolster farming operations and related sectors through targeted loan allocations.
Under a filing, bids are invited for the sale of goods and fixtures of J. Luther Bray, Banning ford, Georgia. Bids will be considered in a submission process as the orderly liquidation proceeds under court authority.
An advertisement touts 666 as the fastest prescription for colds fever and la grippe promising swift relief. It presents the product as a universal remedy without detailing ingredients or dosage.
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