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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as the genuine Bayer product for headaches toothache lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It notes unbroken packs with directions, handy tins and boxes of twelve tablets, and bottles of 24 or 100 sold by druggists.
Special to Banner-Herald notes Georgia papers dispute Atlanta reports claiming Governor Walker received 90 percent of the Wilson vote. It cites Hardwick supporters tallying Wilson counties in 1922 and 1920 Palmer and Hardwick leads, with Walker edging Lowndes by two votes and other counties split.
In Waynesboro Georgia a red bus traveling from Asheville to Florida stopped for oil but was given syrup by a supply man. The syrup crystallized and the engine could not restart, requiring the motor to be dismantled. A separate note reports basking sharks growing to 32 feet.
The text argues that large, temporary volumes do not prove a business’s strength and that a solid foundation rests on undisputed consumer preference. Advertising is described as the essential cornerstone to build and sustain consumer demand, ensuring resilience against future shifts in the market.
Congressman Upshaw elected from the Fifth Atlanta district accepts invitation to address Mercer University students. He will speak under the athletic association on the new lecture Americanism on the Job, recalling his early campus days and noting his decline of a Senate run to finish his present duties.
Macon Ga Nothing that would bear on the campaigns for United States senator and state pension commissioner occurred at the closing session of the state convention. Delegates returned home as the platform for the Democratic party for the next two years was adopted and Maddox of Rome elected chairman of the executive committee. The committee will take office immediately and the convention adjourned to meet October 28 to receive returns from the special primary for pension commissioner and the U S Senate and declare nominations.
Larry Gantt reports on a controversial medical demonstration by Dr Hardman Reynalds and Gholston. He injects liquid into a canine artery, rendering the animal briefly unconscious with no lasting sickness. Physicians present call the operation a success and compare the discovery to Crawford W Long's earlier work.
The speaker lauds Dr L G Hardman for perfecting an anesthesia for dental and surgical use, comparing his work to Crawford W Long. He notes Indian lignip as the anesthetic and claims it safe with no recorded deaths, praising Hardman's method and its impact on suffering humanity.
Clemencéau outlines a plain spoken U S visit to explain Europe’s aims and urge unity of allies. He plans stops in New York Chicago Boston Washington Cleveland St Louis with no banquets, speaks English, and aims to meet President Harding and General Pershing, delivering a direct personal message to Americans.
J B Bigger of Lowell North Carolina reports Tanlac relieved his malaria stomach aches and nerves after weeks of illness. He took six bottles and regained strength, noting improved sleep and energy. He also prescribes Tanlac to friends, claiming it helped many as it did him. He says Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
North Bay Ontario reports estimate up to 30 deaths with about 6 000 homeless as a massive blaze sweeps through the region. Fire crews rush to clear yet more trains away from Cobalt toward North Bay, wind aiding spread while no rain is forecast.
Chicago reports that Richburg, before Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson, accused the Department of Justice of lacking good faith in expediting a final disposition of the injunction suit against Fair strike leaders. He said he and associate counsel had an unsatisfactory conference with Solicitor General Beck after a failed attempt to meet Attorney General Daugherty in Washington regarding an early final hearing or interview of the interrogatory inunction handed down by Wilkerson on September 25.
A poem by STEWART extols gentle words and loving hearts over beauty, with lines about the altar, hearth, and clasped hands highlighting deep affection and steadfast devotion. The piece evokes timeless romantic imagery in a traditional voice.
Classified advertisement urges relief for fatigue despondency and nervous complaints with Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand. Claims quick relief and a money back plan on the first box purchased from Palmer & Son, promising treatment for nervous afflictions and digestive issues.
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