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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
6
A Virginia farmer Orlando W Borkey reports severe weakness weight loss and sleepless nights. After trying medicines he credits Vinol cod liver and iron tonic with restoring appetite sleep strength and blood health. The ad promises a money back guarantee if Vinol fails to satisfy.
The Georgia Railroad lists daily departures and arrivals with Train No. 50 at 6 45 a m, No. 52 at 4 25 p m, No. 54 at 9 00 a m except Sundays, and arrivals for No. 51 at 1 20 p m, No. 53 at 9 20 p m, No. 55 at 8 00 a m except Sundays.
The Colonial hosts Mutt and Jeff in Mexico a musical comedy praised for new music, lavish production and broad humor. Bud Fisher’s characters feature in a peace negotiations plot with grand scenic effects and a Broadway style chorus. Fine Feathers also runs with Eugene Water’s drama and a moral about honor over temptation.
Metter and surrounding areas rally to create Candler County named for the late Governor Allen D. Candler. Residents campaign through literature and traveling representatives to ensure overwhelming adoption of the constitutional amendment on November 3. The plan carves Candler from Bulloch Emmanuel and Tatnall counties with broad local support.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for constipation and bilious symptoms promising cleansing of the liver and bowels by morning. It urges purchase of a 10 cent box from a druggist and notes ads include promotion for theater tickets.
A reader asks how to act when sick with a severe cold and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs C B Sargent of Peru Indiana praises the remedy saying it is worth its weight in gold and she recommends it highly. The advertisement urges purchase from all dealers.
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