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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
2
An old newspaper ad warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable liver remedy. It claims calomel harms the bones and stomach and promises quick liver relief without sickness or lost work. The ad guarantees refunds and targets families and children.
Mrs George Curry Route 3 Flinton Oklahoma writes of improved health after taking Cardus for years of nerve weakness backache and fatigue. She recalls being tired and weak before using the vegetable tonic and credits Cardus with restoring energy and well being after two bottles and regular use as advised by her pharmacist.
London reports warn of possible civil war in Ireland as sniping and machine gun use intensify along the Ulster border. Outrages and sectarian clashes fill six counties, with Belfast police noting cut wires and Belfast workers ceasing activity amid mounting tension between Protestants and Catholics. Talks between Griffith and Collins contemplated joint government action to ease the border crisis.
The three act play Unloved Wife opens at the Colonial Theatre Thursday with daily ladies matinees and evening seats for all over 16. Florence Edna May writes and directs the production featuring Cicely Courtney and a noted cast, touted for humanity and compelling dramatic power.
Three street car workers and one sympathizer go on trial for assault and battery with intent to kill amid Columbia Street car strike violence. Injured passengers Eu one Turner and W M Younce hospitalized after rock attacks on three cars. Cars to resume service as witnesses released. officials pledge protection and potential troop call if needed.
Clarke county commissioners held a Tuesday meeting planning a Memorial day singing rally in April in the courthouse superior courtroom. The event, under Clarke county choir direction by Dr. J L Pendley and cooperation with Athens Chamber of Commerce, aims for a 10 AM to 4 PM program. They discussed highways progress and routine county business but postponed a decision on the county bond election pending city action.
Rolf Fjell, soon to be starred at the Colonial theatre, is presented by Laurance Clark as a leading figure from Norway. Once known as Rolf Hammer, he recently adopted the name Fjell. the article notes his rise as a notable actor in the distinguished company touring tonight.
Opposite Madame Hammer in New York high producers urged him to change his name to Fjell to avoid surname confusion. Hammer gained quick recognition under the new name, and he will appear this season in two Ibsen plays Ghosts and The Master Builder. He stars as Solness in The Master Builder and is featured as Jacob Engstrand in Ghosts.
A digest of three major topics spans Asia Europe and America. India's struggle for freedom leads Gandhi, arrest and nationalist push. British cabinet turmoil follows Montagu's resignation and coalition fragility under Lloyd George. in the United States debate over a veterans bonus and funding via sales tax unfolds with congressional opposition and presidential proposals.
The proposal would let soldiers and sailors obtain certificates for the amount owed to them now, with payment to be made later when the government has funds. Marines and sailors would land at once if they desire the arrangement, while soldiers could opt for the backing certificates.
Mrs Jake Bernstein hosted a refined Monday afternoon card party for Mrs David Slusky of Augusta, six tables of bridge and whist, gold and white Empress Daffodils, lavender lace guest prize, top scores by Susie Cohen and J Van Straaten, refreshments of several courses, and con gratulations for the celebrant. Mrs Joel helped host, with mentions of Mr Joel Daves returning from Aslan and Mrs Monro of New York visiting Mrs A P Dearing as she recovers, plus Atlanta Journal note on Mrs Hammond Johnson's visit to Mrs Hughes Spalding on West Fourteenth Street.
The report notes fair to good main highways with occasional mud in low spots from Sunday rainfall. The river rose briefly but abated quickly, reducing risk on routes over hills. Chains advised for a day or two. forecasts call for fair weather with drying winds Tuesday and improving road conditions after Wednesday morning.
Fragmented ad style text promotes Jacobs Oil for backache lumbago rheumatism and sciatica. Claims quick pain relief and reduced stiffness with vivid, unsafe phrasing and exaggerated benefits.
The Paul Powell Paramount photoplay Dangerous Lies opens at the Palace today with a standout cast led by Mary Glynne. The feature showcases stylish gowns and high quality photography, promising an engaging story and strong performances. Roy Stewart stars in The U. P. Trail at the Elite, praised for its themes of love and sacrifice set in a vibrant period of American history.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as the surest relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. A few tablets give immediate relief and correct acidity allowing meals without fear. Large cases cost only a few cents at the drug store. Miltons helped annually.
A vivid screen drama blends joy and sorrow in a noble theme. The film builds dramatic tension through a sequence of incidents and a powerful climactic moment, creating a memorable, red blooded appeal that lingers in memory.
A civil service examination for carriers and service men will be conducted at the Athens post office April 1 at 9 o clock, announced Tuesday afternoon by Postmaster Smith. It is urged that all those who are eligible appear.
A terse notice indicates an intention to obtain application blanks from the post office without delay. The item emphasizes urgency and immediate action to secure required forms.
A warrant charging assault intent to murder was served on Abe Farbstein Tuesday following an altercation last Saturday with T. J. Gyron, editor of the Athens Daily News. Directors of News Publishing Company aided by Farbstein’s father signed the bond.
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