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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement proclaims Maldeen dandruff remedy provides quick relief for women and men. It promises refunds if the product fails to remove dandruff and urges purchase through druggists, department stores, or barbers.
An old advertisement fragment touts California Fig Syrup for children. It warns mothers about constipated bowels and promotes the product as a remedy to keep a child’s digestion regular, stressing safety and gentleness for young patients.
Daily Bible Conference sessions draw crowds as Dr. Morgan and Dr. Goodwin discuss New Testament literature. Morgan contrasts uncial and cursive manuscripts, dates early printing advances, and lists key Codices Vaticanus Beza ElzivirBeza editions, noting four major uncial manuscripts and their missing sections.
A misread local item notes that DANDERINE Secundh buys four bottles of a slang tonic "Dan derie." After use, no particles of daniola are found, yet cats show renewed vigor and color with vertigement described as improving life and hair.
The article surveys early Christian writers and their references to the New Testament across centuries. It notes Jerome Chrysostom Eusebius Athanasius and others quoting most books, lists early readers and skeptics, and mentions Jewish, heathen, and heretical references. It concludes with the sermon of Rev Percival Morgan praising love as God.
A dramatic feature begins today at the Palace. The Child Thou Gavest Me promises intense suspense with a tale unlike typical wedding ending pictures.
A bride in veil and gown clasps a little boy to her breast as the husband, sure the boy is dead, searches for the man he intends to kill. He shoots at suspects, including his best friend, then learns a stunning truth. The miscast killer is the last person he imagined, with stars like William Desmond and Lewis Stone in the all star cast.
The Master Builder by Mr. Laurance Clarke comes to the Colonial Theatre next Wednesday. Halvard Solness, a renowned architect, uses others’ genius as his ladder to success. A courageous mountain woman, Mrs. Wangel, enters his life and inspires him to reveal a better self.
A noted authority says a few drops on the surrounding skin harden the tender skin under the nail, preventing penetration and guiding the nail to turn outward. A tiny bottle with directions is advertised as an antisep remedy.
A compact testimonial from M H Spratlin of Athens praising Doans Kidney Pills for backache and weak kidneys. He describes years of strain from farm work, high colored kidney secretions, and sharp back pains, claiming one box relieved symptoms and regulated his kidneys, recommending the product. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Advertisement.
A master builder and Hilde Wangel star in a drama praised for vivid climax and deep emotional range. Rolf Field commands Solness with daring power while Madame Jammer portrays Hilde Wangel. An acclaimed supporting company completes the notable cast.
A large Reading theater audience witnessed the Orpheum production of The Unloved Wife an emotional drama about marriage. Miss Pearl Evans Lewis as the mother stirred laughs and tears while Virginia Holland as the self sacrificing daughter and Val Hobart James Roberts as grand parents drew hearty laughter. Al Webster as the scheming husband Gertrude Valentine as the invalid sister and Jerry O Day as the hopeful country boy gave strong performances.
Fourteen hundred Choctaw Indians living in Mississippi are described as in a deplorable condition by Peter J. Hudson of Tuskahoma, Oklahoma Choctaw, after a monthlong mission there. Hudson cites hardships, urging aid and attention from Cherokee Nation authorities and charitable sources.
Mr Hudson and Monsigneur Ketcham, sent by Indian Commissioner Burke, studied the 1400 Mississippi Choctaws. The tribe is split into ten clans and in frequent dispute, with education seen as the key to citizenship and social equality. The elder Choctaws have not progressed in rights or opportunities for a century.
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