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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary ad text describes items from Lawrence & Co manufactured goods. Mentions sale in Athens by W. J. Bro and references cheap coins and a vague note about quick removal or disposal of a dead piece, with unclear context and fragmented wording.
A Wednesday session saw the Tallulah Falls school renamed Mary Ann Lipscomb Tallulah School to honor founder Mrs. Lipscomb and her education work. Trustees praised her mountain education advocacy as Georgia aims to finish a $50,000 seed fund for a new center. The Lucy Lester Willet home center in Atlanta will also be named for Mrs. Willett.
A featured luncheon during the University 10 Entertainment Convention showcases Athens hospitality with daily social events. The program notes warm receptions and charming entertainments as part of the convention schedule.
A Georgian Hotel breakfast hosted by Mrs. Omar F. Elder gathered chairmen from twelve district Child Welfare divisions for a round table session on division activities. Speakers included Dr. Dorothy Becker of Child Hygiene and Dr. Moses of Public Health, with others from the Public Welfare departments.
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An old advertisement extols Ironized Yeast as a life boosting remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It alleges deficiencies in vitamins and iron cause toxins harming flesh and blood, touts a "yeast Ironized" formula sold as a single product for one dollar per pack of sixty tablets from Ironized Yeast Co in Atlanta, urging readers to try it to say goodbye to rheumatism.
Anxiety and fatigue relief promises with Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand sold by Palmer & Son. Billed as a cure for nervousness insomnia loss of appetite and nervous indigestion with a three day money back offer on the first box.
General Paul B. Malone of the U S Army, assistant commander at Fort Benning Georgia, spoke to a large Octagon audience for about thirty five minutes on preparedness. He urged citizen soldier training, recalled WWI service with the Second Division, and praised the Doughboys and the American Legion while warning that future wars are not avoidable. He was feted at a luncheon with University officers at the Georgian Hotel.
A visitor notes Tallulah Falls Industrial School displays in Georgia with rustic chairs and skilled clay work including a carved bear. He praises principal Miss Nannie C Davis and art teacher Miss Fliza Shirtey, credits federation attendees, and hopes Athens fair exposure will inspire mountain students.
The speaker argues that Georgian mountain youths possess high citizenship potential if given opportunity. He condemns importing workers from abroad and urges focus on developing local talent through the Tallulah Falls Industrial School.
The State College of Agriculture dedicated two rooms in the Woman's Building to honor Isma Dooly, a longtime Atlanta clubwoman and federation leader. Memorial services featured Mrs. Rambo and Mrs. Yow, with readings by Mrs. Mathis and a white rose placed for each departed member.
Robert A. Bowen of Forsyth Wan Tuesday night was elected editor in chief of the Pandora senior class book at the University of Georgia on a Democratic ticket opposing the G. O. BP slate led by E. A. Lowe and others. Edwin Thomas of Griffin and Marion Adams of Augusta were named associate editors amid a close race in which 158 members of the class of 1923 voted. The female vote reportedly split between tickets. The Georgia Tuberculosis Association has employed a seal sale.
A new manager will report for duty around October 15, facilitated by the Faculty Foundation. The foundation serves as an endowment member of the state association, supporting staffing and governance.
In a farcical sequence at the Palace today, Harold steps on a hog and falls, then carries a woman to the minister. He realizes the supposed charm from his grandmother is merely the umbrella handle, prompting self confidence. The comedic moment unfolds on screen this afternoon and again tonight.
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