ROGERS Store Ad Claims Painless Grocery Buying
Promotes a Rogers store approach to grocery shopping with easy, cash based payments. Claims customers will avoid lingering grocery bills and enjoy comfort from no outstanding charges.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
7
Promotes a Rogers store approach to grocery shopping with easy, cash based payments. Claims customers will avoid lingering grocery bills and enjoy comfort from no outstanding charges.
A brief notice lists specials for Friday and Saturday with prices and items. It notes BE as a shorthand and mentions limited quantities for the advertised weekend deals.
An advertisement proclaims Rogers Quality Bread operates its own modern sanitary bakery and stores. It touts daily fresh bread made with the best ingredients and invites customers to try the loaf, claiming unmatched quality and value.
A department displays a full line of fresh fruits and vegetables with a varied selection and ongoing availability.
The piece argues jealousy as the leading cause of marital discord in divorce cases, noting unfounded accusations fuel quarrels and ending happiness. It previews two strands of entertainment, including Dorothy Dalton in Guilty of Love at Strand and the comedy Don't Ever Marry at Elite, with plot hints and cast.
John W. Vogel presents Black and White Revue at the Colonial next Monday evening. The production features top artists from major companies with abundant humor and melody. A polished scenic and musical program promises high order entertainment for local theatergoers.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes William Ross Wallace and Leigh in a room as Wallace presents a manuscript. Leigh reads it aloud to the company while John Brougham offers a brief acknowledgment. The poem’s opening declares a man mighty who governs land and sea and wields a powerful ascent over lesser powers.
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