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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
Mrs Geo L Nort of Naples New York recalls how two summers ago her son suffered dysentery in the country eight miles from a doctor. After a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy was used he improved at once and was out of danger by the time the physician arrived.
An advertisement argues catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. It notes availability from druggists and lists Toleno Ohio makers. Also promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for bowel regularity after supper to produce a morning movement.
Hubert M. Rylee, attorney at 405 Holman Building Athens Georgia, advertises readily available farm loans on well improved lands. Claims ample money on short notice with low interest and commissions up to six percent, urging prompt action before January 1.
An antique ad asserts chronic catarrh stems from repeated colds and claims most adults suffer the condition. It recommends avoiding colds and treating them swiftly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable cure.
An ad promotes Jacobs' Liver Salt as a safe and effective remedy for chronic constipation. It claims digestion benefits by hydrating bile and intestinal secretions, flushing the tract, and restoring liver function, comparing favorably with calomel and harsh laxatives. The drugstore product is sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta with a 35 cent bottle and a free trial sample upon request.
The Silver Screen presents Black Beauty adapted from the beloved novel with leading actress Jean Paige. The Palace schedules a Thursday and Friday run and a special matinee for local schoolchildren, promising a memorable cinematic experience.
Congressman Charles H. Brand is in Elberton on business and social mixing with locals. The day includes court attendance by Judge George C. Thomas, with a chorus of local social mentions and arrivals from Atlanta, Miami, Thomaston, and Athens as the community notes guests, travels, and college events.
An informal reception at the W C A club home honored new secretaries Mrs Hazel Gordon and Miss Ruth Wied, and noted Ebertha Roelops departing and Miss Schmallmock directing the Cafeteria. Decor featured fall flowers across a colonial house with pink roses lilac marigolds and bright centerpieces.
An ornamental blurb extols Mme Moreau of Paris and New York selling perfume by mail. It warns against cheap scents, urges selecting oriental or attar blends, and suggests mixing perfumes to suit personal image. It touts sachets, compact fragrances, and careful application to eyebrows and handkerchiefs.
In New York the fashion note highlights sleeve design as the key to a gown. It praises variety from long free hanging bands to square flaps and wrist emphasis, arguing line and individuality define style more than period labels. A separate Paris report notes a storm halting wireless radio between Dona station near Lyons and America, cutting two towers.
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