Experience of a New York Woman with Tanlac
Mrs. Clara Lehman of Rochester credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from ten years of nerv ous indigestion and weight loss. She reports improved appetite, strength, and a gain from 85 to 108 pounds, saying she would not trade the remedy for any amount. Tanlac is sold in Athens by Warren J. Smith & Bros. and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Clara Lehman
Bristol
Rochester
N. Y
Athens
Warren J. Smith & Bros
Rheumatism and Blood Waste Broken Down
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as the cure for rheumatism by removing waste products from blood. It claims blood circulation nourishes the body and eliminates toxins, urging readers to begin taking S. S. S. and request the 66 page booklet Facts About the Blood. Chief Medical Director offers free personal medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift’ Specific Co
S. 8. S. Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
All Good Drug Stores
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Targeting Mothers
An old time ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to soothe and cleanse infants and children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent sickness tomorrow, listing remedies for constipation bilious feverish and colic. It warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper brand spelling on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rules Committee Witness No More in Klansman Saga
The wizard Simmons testifies before the Rules Committee reopening inquiry into alleged Klansman ties and his collapse. Campbell clashes with Simmons over alleged faking while Upshaw seeks fair play. Simmons attacks the New York World and Hearst papers, claiming staged crime and newspaper schemes for circulation gains. The inquiry surfaces numbers on Ku Klux Klan membership and finances prior to 1920, with exhibits cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
House Rules Committee
House
Mr. Simmons
Simmons
Crim
Rodenberg
Ilnois
Upshaw
Democrat
Georgia
Representative Upshaw
New Orleans Tem
Representative Pou
North Carolina
Pou
New York World
Ku Klux
Hearst
Ku Klux Klan
Conference report on wage cuts to rail workers in 1920s
Report notes plan to seek immediate appeal to the United States Railway Labor Board for wage reductions to erase July 1920 increases, aiming for about ten percent cut for train service workers and lower pay for other railroad workers across territories where conductors operate. The document also mentions rate reductions and a political vote line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
Station Employes Likely To Strike With Major Brothers
The Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employeds, an independent group, will probably order a walkout with the big four brotherhoods, according to president P. J. Coyle. Ballots are being counted with no indication from the Jesuits yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tation
Boston
Brotherhood of Railroad
P. J. Coyle
Manufacturers Move to Aid Railroads Across States
The national conference of state manufacturers associations Monday wired members in eleven states to form temporary organizations to supply materials and advocate enforcement of laws. They urged support for railroads in proposed wage reductions. Entities include Illinois Indiana Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York West Virginia Washington Wisconsin. J C Smock said Erie Railroad plans wage cuts from 37 1 2 to 30 cents an hour for maintenance of way and shop workers in 30 days, while the railroad denied any such notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Conference of State
Manufacturers’ Associations
Illinois
Indiana
Connecticuts
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York
West Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Erie Railroad
Small Garage Fire Threatens Major Loss in City
A late Monday fire in the City Garage started by escaping gas near pumps and apparently sparked by a grounded wire. Flames reached the second floor front near a storage room with oil and combustibles, but quick fire department action kept major damage from occurring. Two pumps and middle front windows were ruined. total loss not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner-Herald
Auto Show Plans Being Worked Out By A Committee
Athens automobile dealers plan a November exposition at the Georgian Hotel. A committee including C. & Trunsell, Joel A Weir, and Judy Downs will locate a venue and organize the event. The show, the dealers’ second, aims to be larger and better, with a women’s fair planned under the chamber of commerce ladies division. Attendees included F. J. Lawler and other association and chamber leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Automobile Dealers Association
Georgian Hotel
C. & Trunsell
Joel A. Weir
Judy Downs
Athens Association
South
Ladies’ Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Lawler
Association
J. L. Downs
C. A Trussell
T. F. Davis
Joe O'Farrell
H. A Huggins
Athens Man Wins Junior Jersey Bull at Southeastern Fair
In a 250 entry field, Athens businessman William MacPherson took first prize and the junior Jersey bull championship. He plans to enter the animal at next week's State Fair in Macon. A judge with national judging experience praised the bull as finer than any shown at national shows, predicting record-breaking potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacPherson
Athens
William MacPherson
Macon
Navy seeks ex service men for enlistment drive
Chief Snider of the local Navy Recruiting Station returned after a three week absence and said the Navy wants former sailors now serving or honorably discharged to reenlist. He noted only those with prior Navy service are eligible, and that current authorization limits acceptance. Also announced: Governor Sproul to appoint Senator William Crow to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
Navy
Navy Office
Jhief
Crow
Philadelphia
Sproul Ay
William Crow
United States
Mrs Barkedale Dead At Daughter's Home
Mrs Emily Woodson Barksdale widow of Charles Henry Barksdale of Charlotte county Virginia died yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Andrew F H Milstead 802 East Avenue in this city after several months illness. She was in her 79th year and had lived with her daughters in this city for three years, with time spent with her son Dr J W Barksdale a Greenwood Mississippi surgeon. She was a woman of price culture and unusual literary attainment. Survived by five brothers and sisters including Mrs T J Jargin of Greenville North Carolina Mrs D W Bacon of Varden Mississippi Rev J C Woodson Shelby Dr Louis G Woodson Birmingham Alabama and Byron Woodson Platte City Missouri. The body will leave Charlotte when her son Dr Barksdale arrives probably tonight or tomorrow morning for Halifax County Virginia for funeral and interment there. Local pallbearers include Rev Morrison Brown Dr M A Bland Alfred Brow Walter B Davidson Rawlinson Myers and P Wier. Charlotte Observer
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Emily Woodson Barksdale
Charles Henry Barksdale
Charlotte County
Andrew
Milstead
East Avenue
Barksdale
J. W. Barksdale
Greenwood
Migs
Mr. Barksdale
T. J. Jargin
Greenville
N. C
D. W | Bacon
Varden
3. C | Woodson
Shelby
Louis G Woodson
Birmingham
Ala
Byron Woodson
Platte City
Charlotte
Iksdale
Halifax County
Morrison Brown
M. A. Bland
Alfred Brow
Walter B. Davidson
Rawlinson Myers
P. Wier
Charlotte Obnervor
Moral Crusade Cleans Out River Row Houses Again
Officials enforce a new order driving prostitutes from Ath ens riverfront districts leaving therow of houses of ill repute vacant. Judge Blanton Fortson warned of strong morals for the youth as revival sermons echo the push for stricter action and a midnight deadline was set for proprietors to remove the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Blanton Fortson
Grand Jury
Change in Date of Bankrupt Sale in Athens Ga
The date for the bankrupt sale of Z. E. Batts stock of goods furniture and fixtures and certain lands was moved from October 20 to October 28. The sale occurs at the county courthouse in Athens under an Order of Referee in Bankruptcy Howell Cobb. Also notices of a funeral and Mason fraternal rites are mentioned with interment near Winterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. E. Batts
Bostwick
Athena
Howell Cobb
Communications of
Mount Vernon
William Eberhart
Winterville
G. Story
W. Um Ino
A Quinn
Rock Island Protests Tentative Rail Valuations In Federal Case
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway filed a protest against the interstate commerce commission’s tentative valuations of railroad property for rate making. The carrier alleges errors in methods and costs unused in the valuation and seeks withdrawal of the tentative figures and hearings to present evidence.
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Washington
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Commission
Rock Island
M47
Where The Best Eats Are Today Pork Sausage
National Market advertises pork sausage and assorted goods at 124 Thomas St with phone 747 and features ground bone products and Jones' Little Pig Sausage plus extra select oysters cream puffs and beverages. Arnold Abney & Co offer pancake flour Philadelphia cream cheese Swiss loaf cheese and pimento loaf cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas St
Ground Bone
Jones
Arnold, Abney & CO
Philadelphia
Skelton Bakery Deliveries Advertised in Banner Herald
In Sundays Banner-Herald an ad announced Skelton Brothers would deliver bread and cakes to homes, though the firm primarily serves grocery stores, wholesalers, and some hotels in the city. A Boaton Transcript excerpt notes a family scene with Tommy remarking his mother is preparing for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelton Brothers
Banner-Herald
Tommy
Ironized Yeast tonic promises quick health gains with iron
Advertising copy touts Ironized Yeast tablets as superior to plain yeast for vitality. It claims faster results, stronger blood, nourished nerves, and increased strength, urging use for a few days. Each package contains 60 tablets for one dollar, sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijronized Yeast Company
Atlanta, Ga
Diamond Dye Ad Promises Bright Repeat Color Quick
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dye for dyeing fabrics including wool and silk. It claims simple directions ensure even coloring, warn against dye issues with various materials, and sell a product that makes garments look like new.
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Rules Committee
Pres. Harding
Dobbs
Columbus, Ga
Central OF Georgia Railway
Monticello
Fort Valley
Columbus
Oenee
Makeis
G. Sullivan
Southern Mutual
W. ©. Bolton
Central of Georgia Depot
Phoie
Athens Mans
U.S. Navy
Mrs. Barkedale
Halifax
Presigent
Harding
American Mining Congress
Wnoy
Phyneiane
Rome
Skelon Bakery
Elevey
Crhod
Bayer
Genifl
Pharag
Citizens Insurance Co
Concordia Fire Insurance Co
Great American Insurance Co
London Assurance Corporation
Rhone Islan Insurance Co
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Royal Indemnity Co
Erwin & Co
Fleetwood Lanier
Insurance Dept
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