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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement by a known author touts a salt and lemon remedy to cleanse kidneys. It claims milled meat causes uric buildup and washouts improve blood quality. It advises four ounces of salts in water before breakfast for several days and suggests Lithia water and ample hydration.
Gainesville Midland Railway timetable lists daily services with No 10 departing 10:45 am and arriving 5:20 pm, No 11 daily except Sunday arriving 10:60 pm, and Atlantic Railroad Depot point departures at 8:10 am and 2:25 pm from Gainesville segment with occasional variations in days and times.
Two rooms in the Woman's Building at the State College of Axeiculture were dedicated to Isman Dooly and Rosa Woodberry, noted Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs workers. The event featured readings and tributes by Mrs Sturris Yow and Mrs Lucy Leah West Mathis, with Mrs W. B. Price Smith delivering remarks. The dedication, led by the College of Agriculture, honors Dooly’s 25 years of federation service and Woodberry’s pioneering work as Georgia federation secretary and state parliamentary figure.
Communication of Mount Vernog Lodge No. 22 Free And Accepted Masons will be held in Masonic Temple this Thursday evening October 12 at eight o'clock. All candidates prepared for the examination for the several degrees will present themselves promptly. By order of H. A. Nix W M Inc G Quinn Secretary.
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs plans a room dedication in honor of Miss May Woodberry, the beloved parliamentarian and director for life. The ceremony will occur at the State College of Agriculture dormitory during the forthcoming futures meeting.
Mrs J E Hays reviews a year of federation work and notes the governor has named officers as trustees of state normal schools. She cites 500 clubs with 50,000 members and laments that no endorsed bills passed. The session endorses her recommendations on library books, Made in Georgia, and Tallulah Falls school support.
Auburn players express confidence ahead of the weekend matchup with Army in Auburn Alabama. The Tigers travel to the opponent’s city for the key contest, aiming to secure a victory and boost their standing.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative for bowels without cramping. It promises relief from sick headaches biliousness gases indigestion and upset stomach and says the product is a pleasant candy taste for adults and children.
Coache Mike Dumihue leads one of Alabama's strongest recent teams on a trip to Washington arriving tomorrow at 8 am. Practice at Georgetown University precedes a midnight departure to the army stronghold. Donahue reveals the traveling squad along with three coaches, manager John Davis, and seven college officials.
Nine federal prisoners returned to Atlanta on Wednesday afternoon after a weeks long stay in Clarke County. The inmates Edward Valentine Sam Lippman Clarke K Widner Paul Martin Vincent Cararaung John J Knighton Jacob Luban Joseph Morretli and Emil Morrer were isolated here amid claims about jail food and conditions. An official inquiry found conditions not as the prisoner alleged and Luban is tied to a past Rosenthal case while acting as state's witness. Local officials sought to end the prisoners stay as lingering urban tensions and rumors persisted.
Mrs. J. A. Solomons leading figure in the Savannah Woman's Club visits as a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Max Michael, during a club event.
A Athens resident, F hompson, reports kidney trouble with back pain and fatigue. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Smith and Brothers Drug Store for immediate relief and ongoing absence of trouble.
The article highlights three American born performers in the white tops of a touring circus. Edna Rowand of a long line of riders, Pat Waldo from the Rowana family, and the horse Starlight II are profiled. The trio forms part of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Combined Circus coming Wednesday October 25. Edna’s lineage traces to Adam Forepaugh, Waldo’s roots lie in New England, and Starlight II is retired after years with the Rowana act.
A fragment from a New York farm tale places Rowant at Rowant’s farm near Bleepy Hollow. The text hints at summer routines and nostalgia for quicker times as a rural figure recalls earlier tunes and pace.
The Winn vs Link land suit opened Wednesday morning and the criminal docket is expected to be reached Thursday. Grand jury work continues with no new true bills. Uasier Uóey, colored, jailed after indictment for assault with intent to murder. Miss M. O. Verby vs Dad Dilham civil case settled after jurors disagreed previously. Verby wins seven acres with costs and $200 awarded.
Citizens note a case involving Athy Company Big Foy with fast rates and a hearing originally set for another time, now reassigned to a later hour on the 25th. The notice confirms the hearing location and the updated schedule for concerned parties and affected rates.
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