Thou Gavest Me A First National Attraction See Miss Mac Donald
A promotional note highlights Miss Mac Donald and Thomas Meighan in a first National attraction. The item points to a featured film appearance and names the stars involved.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
5
A promotional note highlights Miss Mac Donald and Thomas Meighan in a first National attraction. The item points to a featured film appearance and names the stars involved.
Local notices list Encampment No. 14 Odd Fellows meeting Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall and Knights of Pythias Castle Hall on Clayton Street. Includes visiting Patriarchs Knights and Brethren welcome, with contact details for officers. Also notes I O O F Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 and Classic City Camp 292 W C W meeting times and locations.
Several candidates declare bids for the Board of Aldermen from wards one through four. They pledge to run in the Democratic primary and seek votes and influence from supporters and constituents.
Atlanta October 6. Near East Relief officials deny false charges of extravagance and wine at dinners while seven ex service men once employed in Constantinople face theft trials. Charles V. Vickery reports the relief group acted after talks with Admiral Bristol and other leaders to “clean house” and pursue investigations to the top. The article lists relief figures and projects across the Near East and notes other local items.
Valdosta Ga Oct 6 M H Kenny and wife of Athens are jailed on theft charges after allegedly stealing dresses and other apparel from a hotel manager during a stay here. They were arrested in Thomasville after police recovered the stolen items from their baggage. Letters imply the man has had multiple love affairs.
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey claims a non surgical cure for rupture with no loss of time and offers full information by mail. He warns readers to share the notice to help others and notes he makes no charge if not satisfactory. Cumberland Chemical Co and Born Tailoring ads appear in the same column.
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