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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
5
An OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and stray symbols about meals, nausea, and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are recoverable from the legible parts. The piece resembles a damaged public notice or diary fragment with incomplete sentences.
Fragmented OCR text hints at Ford era industry and manufacturing notes. Disjointed phrases reference Ford, capitalism, and labor themes, with unclear details but suggesting a historical piece on factory history and innovation.
The readable OCR fragment references chronic catarrh and related treatments. It mentions a laxative product and a medical claim, with uncertain attribution to a source named Jones and a discussion of contagion and population susceptibility.
Citizens attend meetings pledging support for a $300000 fund to promote Georgia resources. Dorsey and backers push an advertising effort aimed at drawing homeseekers from other states, promising tax sharing and increased farm income across counties.
An ad asserts Vinol as the only remedy to calm nervous breakdowns and restore strength. It claims Vinol enriches the blood quickens circulation and strengthens nerves with a money back guarantee offered by H. R. Palmer’s Drug Store.
A terse recruitment note seeks willing youths to join an unspecified scheme promising quick cash with little effort. Readers are directed to contact J. O. Jones at the Bammer office for details.
Fragmentary text discusses iron in blood and claims about iron lack causing troubles. Mentions names and unclear references to individuals and substances. The passage reads as a garbled health advisory with dubious assertions and lacks verifiable context or sources.
About 100 warrants were issued for the arrest of draft evaders in the Northern District of Georgia. Clarence Johnson, a Wisconsin native, pleaded guilty and was freed after one day’s imprisonment. Many cases may not be prosecuted due to death of enlistment or other factors, with illnesses and questionnaires noted. The U S Bureau of Investigation turned cases over to the U S Marshal for trial as apprehended.
The Executive Committee of the National Peanut Growers Association met in Montgomery to discuss protective tariff measures for the peanut industry. Delegates planned to send representatives to the Southern Tariff Congress in New Orleans on October 21 and 22, with no tariff action taken at the session.
This fragment suggests a product claim that the chamber internal tablets ease bowel movement, improve appetite, and strengthen digestion. It reads like an old advertisement or medical promotion with emphasis on digestive benefits.
An antiquated ad text extols blood purity and general health, urging prompt action to cleanse and strengthen the blood. It promotes a product claimed to build vigor and vitality and directs readers to request literature from a Georgia address.
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