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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
3
A vintage Palmer & Son advertisement promotes Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a quick mood booster. It promises money back on the first box and claims benefits for nervous fatigue, sleeplessness, indigestion, and loss of appetite within three days.
Fragmentary OCR note from Kutztown Pennsylvania mentions gratitude for a child and a personal reflection about walking at eleven months. The readable bits reference a child named Lydia and a general sense of appreciation amid garbled text.
An advertisement touts Ani as a cure for malaria fever bilious fever chills and la gripp e claiming quick relief and improved health from the tonic medicine offered locally.
Office phone lines and personal notices mingle with expects of church work and births. Mrs J G Brooks announces the birth of a daughter named Lily at St Marys as First Christian church prepares for a Sunday school rally and an illustrated sermon on Pathfinders. Local clergy and university Y M C A chapters plan meetings and Bible hours while members share greetings from friends and relatives.
An advertisement features Peterson's Ointment as the best remedy for eczema. A druggist recalls remarking it heals quickly, so only a small amount is needed. Available in 36c 60c 1.00 2.50 and 5.00 sizes across druggists.
Mrs J S Thompson of Atlanta will visit Mrs J B Wier for the Srendical and will make a talk on the Impressions of him Dr John Mell Megara T 8 Mell E B Mell peer We is ta on a Nell weuting i witful social event Mrs Macon attendees attended the jper ls wedding Tuesday morning Miss Martha McAlpin spent Thursday in Atlanta Mrs C D Launius and Miss Kathleen Launius of Monroe visited here Wednesday Various residents visited here guests from Atlanta Winder Royston and New York noted Mrs Solomons delegate to convention Miss Sale Faine returned to New York. S J B Hi improvement at St Makchespith news of auxiliary meeting announced
Larry Gantt reports plans for the Glurke fair to take over downtown Athens streets with free exhibits on Clayton Street between Lumpkin and full. Six vacant buildings will host agricultural, industrial, livestock, poultry and other displays, with separate rooms for different lines and a strong poultry exhibit featuring Clarke County birds. The event aims to draw crowds to town for shopping and entertainment, avoiding the Chase Street grounds due to weather and centrality concerns.
A Columbia University note presents Pork Cake a long favored recipe that keeps indefinitely. It yields medium sized loaves using chopped pork, raisins currants citron and spices mixed with flour and boiling water then cooled and baked two hours at a slow heat.
A fragmented list of music pieces and composers appears, listing works like Mozart arias, Irish melodies, waltzes, fox trots, and piano solos. Includes entries such as Nabucododgudi scene fragments, Irish reels, and titles by Grainger with prices around $1.00.
The Milter Bros Exposition arrives in the city from Sparta for a week with circus acts. A notable band will accompany the show as it travels to the Clarke County fair featuring hogs, Poland China hogs, and prize animals. Weather forecasts: South Carolina and Obama fair tonight, Florida showers Friday.
In Atlanta the Georgia State College team delivered a clean sweep led by top hogs, finishing strong in all events. Officials praised the livestock judging and market classes as competitive results rolled in.
In a Philadelphia proceeding, Oscar Rosler faced the court at an auction of a property tied to the Rosler dispute. The fragment indicates an auction action linked to the Rosler matter and ongoing legal proceedings.
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