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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
5
Edited items show Woman's Missionary Society meeting at 3 pm hosted by Mrs W L Greer. numerous social updates include weddings, illness, travels, and visitors across Athens with mentions of Decatur Statham Union Point and Marietta, plus acknowledgments of Governor Brown's family following Mrs Brown's death.
An old advertisement promotes a tonic for biliousness and constipation. It highlights relief claims and brand positioning typical of period health products, with terse sales language and minimal details about ingredients or usage.
A distressed advertisement urges readers to mail in a form to Foley and Co. in Chicago, Illinois, promising a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for various coughs pains and digestive issues.
Mothers are urged to give California Fig Syrup to sick children with coated tongues, listslessness, fever, or colic. A teaspoonful is claimed to release the liver and bowels, with promises of quick relief and healthier play. Millions keep it handy and are advised to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper labeling.
A vintage warning against calomel cites risks including salivation liver shock and bone necrosis. The copy urges readers to switch to Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative suitable for adults and children with claims of quick relief without side effects.
Mrs. Rowland turned to Winder from a weekend visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Albert S Rowland. Mrs. Robert Wilson returned Sunday night from Rome where she spent a week with her mother Mrs J L Troutman.
Mrs. Cora McCord Brown widow of Joseph M. Brown former Georgia governor will be buried Monday afternoon in Marietta. She died at 61 after collapsing while preparing for church at home. Born in Lincoln county she grew up with her uncle Z McCord in Augusta and later married Governor Brown on February 12 1889. She was active in civic and patriotic groups.
The University of Georgia prudential committee met Monday to consider starting a dormitory on campus. They voted to begin one wing immediately using $50,000 from Clarke County bond funds, with a full project cost of $150,000. A referendum by trustees will decide further action. The building, near Lucas Hill northeast of the athletic field, is expected to move forward if approved.
Hatfield Wisconsin News tells of Newana Gayfish an 18 year old Winnebago who bobbed her hair defied tradition and inspired a war dance. After exile from family she and her young son left the reservation for Nebraska where an uncle’s bequest of 1000 cash and a land tract awaits and she plans to farm the gift. Newana has been married three years.
Officials from Mallison Braided Cord mill and Chief McDorman have no theory on the fire origin that caused over 100000 dollars in damage Saturday afternoon. The fire company, led by Chief McDorman, saved warehouses and plant buildings, praising the new pump for its effectiveness as water was drawn from the canal. Plans are moving forward for re-
A brief industry note says a rebuilding process will incur a slight delay before the plant resumes operations, with extra time needed for safety checks and equipment calibration. Key personnel coordinate logistics with suppliers to minimize downtime and restore normal output.
In Boston more than 2,000 world class surgeons attend the American College of Surgeons Congress with 25 to 30 from South American nations. European leaders include Dr. Raphael Bastianelli of Rome who will deliver the John B. Murphy oration, along with Dr. Francis Seymour Kidd of London, Dr. Andrew Fullerton of Belfast, and Dr. Einar Key of Stockholm. The event opens its formal sessions Monday evening.
A terse note references events unfolding in New York Philadelphia and Chicago indicating cross city activity or impact. The fragment suggests a coordinated or linked occurrence touching these metropolitan areas without revealing specifics. Further context from the original page would clarify the exact nature and dates involved.
The Diamond Dyes package claims easy directions for dyeing or tinting faded skirts dresses waists coats sweaters stockings hangings and draperies. It guarantees perfect home dyeing and warns to tell the druggist the fabric type wool silky linen cotton or blends for best results.
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