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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
3
An old fashion advert purports a miracle dandruff remedy with bold claims of rapid scalp healing. It urges buying a bottle, applying twice weekly, and offers money back if not satisfied, mentioning Mahdeen County Texas and distribution through stores or barbers.
Friends of Dr and Mrs Wed ford Brown note Gladys Brown's smooth recovery after a tonsil operation at General Hospital. Local society items recount visits, travels, club gatherings and a Kipling poem interlude, plus memorial services for Mrs R J Moss and a Japanese focus at the First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary anniversary.
An old item discusses a soap preparation to cleanse and seal hair, warning that alkali dries hair and makes it brittle. It describes mixing substances with warm water or a ready product, yielding rich lather that removes dust, dandruff, and oil, leaving hair bright, silky, and easy to manage. mentions a pharmacy supply.
Mrs. B H Weldel of Dayton Texas writes that long feigned health troubles vanished after using Cardul a vegetable medicinal tonic. She describes pale worn health, womanly weaknesses and pains, then says Cardul built her up and made her well like a new woman. Cardul has been used for over forty years by thousands of women.
The column lists social updates: Miss Chandler will be with a companion after Saturday. Messrs Scott Holland and Ralph Thaxton of the University depart Saturday for New York to sail on a European trip. Mrs E G Gidley and children return from Milledgeville, and Mr and Mrs J W Mathews announce the birth of a son May 5 named J W Jr. Mrs Mathews formerly Miss Margaret Watson. Mrs John J Wilkins visits Atlanta. Miss Josephine Wilkins returns from a two week stay. Mrs Julian McCurry will join the Woman's Club trip to Madison for the Eighth District convention.
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