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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
Greenville Delaware article features letters from mothers and daughters endorsing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It highlights long standing testimonials spanning fifty years, praising the product’s value and urging others to try it based on personal success stories.
A regular quarterly Emmanuel Guild meeting is set for Thursday at 4 30 in the Parish house with a call for full attendance. A Women’s Club called meeting will be held Thursday at the club building at 4 o clock to plan for a home project. Nearby social notes report club members and guests at various city events and visits to universities, with multiple residents traveling or returning home.
A luncheon bread recipe from Shapleigh Columbia University offers a moist nut bread that dries slowly. It uses entire wheat flour bread flour brown sugar molasses milk water walnuts and standard leaveners, mixed and baked in a greased pan after resting an hour.
The Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R will meet with Regent Mrs E L Griggs Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock All members are invited Friends of Miss Georgi Betts mourn the death of her sister Mrs Cynthia Lavendar of Jefferson Thursday Mrs J J Nanny of Monroe visits Mrs Golden Knight Mr Franfig Stovall of Elbertod resumes studies at the University and will be with master Arthur on Dearing Street Several residents and visitors are noted including Mrs Loula Funkenstein and families Mrs Earnest returns from Macon and many others are listed as visiting or traveling in recent days
An advertisement urges expectant mothers to write for a free illustrated guide titled Motherhood and the Baby. It promotes a portable booklet from the company in Atlanta Georgia and claims the pamphlet contains valuable authoritative information for pregnancy and childcare.
Nikh and Willie Mary Knight of Monroé visited the city on Tuesday with a party by Mr. and Mrs R D McDonald of Winder spending the day there.
A collage of nearby county items notes Jasper County crop concerns and county leaders. It mentions a school construction contract awarded to Arnold Construction Co of Elberton, marriage notices, a farmer dying at Loganville, a Ridgida Myers death under investigation, a Galneeville home fire, a New Holland widow found dead with throat wounds, a car crash injuring J C Carter and Mrs Holland, and upcoming Ninth District physicians meeting in Commerce on September 26.
Secretary Davis denounces flapper culture and youthful excess, urging focus on battering social ills. He warns of widespread child death, juvenile delinquency, and a looming shortage of skilled workers, urging mothers and schools to guide youth and safeguard America's future.
A committee appointed to select suitable plans for the Chase Street grammar school met yesterday after the submitted plans were opened. The meeting names Capt J W Barnett and Mrs J. P nose among others, with the discussion centering on suitable grammar school construction plans.
Dr Bond reported his Ford stolen in Etherton last Saturday. He traced the car to Knoxville where police found it and the two youths who took it. Bond traveled via Ath to Elberton then Elberton to Knoxville to recover the vehicle. Only thirty two civil cases docketed for October in Clarke Superior Court.
The Rotary Club of Pendergraph thanked members and noted the departure of a key figure to Montgomery Alabama. T. H. Nicker and John E. Talmadge returned after absence for medical treatment, while a talk by Nicker highlighted the summer and a Georgia boys job report prompted a committee to pursue college student work.
In SOUTH BEND Ind debate over admissibility of testimony by Professor John Metaan regarding his marital relations with wife and the paternity claim against Poulin unfolds. Mrs Tiernan testifies amid sensational moments as defense questions the extent of the husband’s statements. proceedings may continue into Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a sick child and remedies of a household nature. It hints at a California context and mentions a caregiver seeking a teaspoonful remedy and clear explanation, with fragmented phrases about fever cold colic and breath. The readable content is largely incoherent.
Officials warn the public about fake banknotes circulating in the South described as printed from photo mechanical plates on two papers with silk threads. Examples cite Grand Rapids Bank and other series from 1902 with blue ink details and counterfeit security features.
Mr Nat Arnold travels to visit his sister and learns of conditions in St Joseph’s sanitation area. Mrs L F Ward on Avenue is noted in connection with the discussion of local peace and health concerns.
Fragmentary note describes beauty practices with lemons for whitening skin and stage beauties using bleaching methods. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or sources but suggests cosmetic claims and irritation risks.
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