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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1922
Page
3
A period notice urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup for children. It warns that imitation versions may fail to relieve a child’s cold, listlessness, or upset bowels and stresses the importance of choosing the authentic product for safe, gentle relief.
Ad copy fragment promotes Best Lixative Hoqiets for bowels with dubious benefits and warnings of headaches and distress. Mentions a box for adults and children and hints at an advertisement style misspellings and garbled phrasing.
The twenty sixth annual General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Athens featured University of Georgia hospitality for 390 clubwomen. The university urged more home state study, aided by the extension department and home economics program, while the State Normal School ensemble enspirited attendees with song and youth. Local society notes include PTA and chapter meetings, plus social notices and campus events.
Journal reports Dr. DuPree attending a barbecue by Dr. E. C. Thrash for the Geoxia Medical Association and a list of social visits across Atlanta area. It records arrivals and returns from Greensboro and Washington, dengue recovery of Mr. Phinizy, Legion convention travel, and guests visiting at the homes of Hunnicutt, Thornton, and Sherer among others.
Buy Diamond Dyes and follow the simple directions for guaranteed dyeing success. Worn dresses and draperies can look like new. specify fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed. Diamond Dyes never streak or run.
Friends of Mrs. George A Firor welcome her home from Atlanta after a serious operation. Mrs. Frances Long Taylor will visit Atlanta Tuesday to see Mrs. Sproul Lyons. Mr. F H Jackson travels to Nashville on business for Cheek Neal Coffee. Mrs. T C Dunn of Wader visits Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Middlebrooks and others spend weekends with Mrs. Claude Cox. Miss Reynolds visits Gainesville. Miss Mary Ann Lipscomb and Miss Lucy Elizabeth Harper to attend the October 21 dance at West Point. Women leaders attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Athens then return. Mrs. John R Northcutt and Mrs. Hammond Johnson of Athens travel to New Orleans as American Legion delegates. they stay with relatives in Atlanta en route.
A lengthy article outlines the Legionnaires meeting to represent disabled veterans, stressing that the interest of disabled service men comes first and a semi permanent committee will guide future work. The panel thanks the American Red Cross for its support in maintaining representatives across veterans bureaus. The piece includes an adjacent advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills, highlighting bladder issues and a testimonial about relief.
Senatorial race in Georgia has become a rancorous factional contest with two major blocs and a third propping the reform banner. Boifeuillet laments factional influence and recounts financial limits that prevented supporting the primary process, urging protection of voters rights to cast ballots.
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