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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
3
J K Olson of Superior Wisconsin praises Foley's Honey and Tar for its long trusted remedy. The advertisement claims the product relieves coughs and throat chest discomfort, with history dating to 1875 and widespread use across three generations.
Vernon Kentucky story recalls Mia Vanhook formerly of Stan now living there describing a six week nervous wreck after childbirth. She credits Cardul with restoring strength and health advising other women to try the tonic as a harmless plant medicine relied on for over 40 years.
A fragmented note explains asking a barber about Mahdeen products for a 15 application guarantee. It suggests mentioning Mahdeen after a shave or shampoo to prevent snow run on the collar, with a casual dialogue about what to say at a barbershop.
Mrs M J Maynard and Mrs Claud Cox will host a sewing party at Mrs Maynard s home in honor of Mrs H A Pendergraph who is leaving for Montgomery Alabama. The event is described as a bright social courtesy in her honor with informal reception to follow the gathering. Mrs C S Taylor will host a theaterium party at the Palace for Mrs Pendergraph with close friends, followed by refreshments at the Palm Garden after the picture.
The page lists a Christmas tree invitation at Mrs. A H Davison on Prince Avenue at 4 30 PM Thursday with gifts for Sunday school. It notes Woman's Club meetings plans for a convention cookbook progress and a $1 722 bank note, plus a series of bridge parties by Mrs Walter Pope and a Mae Murray film Broadway Rose at the Palace. It references a Parent Teacher meeting, local hospital updates, travel, and social notices from Milledge Avenue to Monroe with various local figures attending.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions volcano boil and blood, references cleansers and numbers, names unclear, lacking coherent event or entities. No verifiable facts or identifiable people, places, or organizations available for a proper summary.
A verbose promotional piece touts Ironized Yeast as a powerful natural builder, claiming rapid strength gain, improved energy, and better appetite, while warning against artificial drugs. It blends ads with community notices and social events from a local paper.
A reader recounts long medical frustration after four years of doctors and six practitioners for acute appendicitis and other ailments. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, the writer reports relief and faith the remedy can do more than claimed, describing it as a simple preparation that clears intestinal mucus and eases inflammation causing stomach and liver issues.
Water and cook twenty minutes then strain. In the same kettle fry fat pork diced not browned. Layer potatoes onions and fish over fat. Add half the flour salt and a bit of pepper. Repeat until all material used. Ada water strained from bones and skin. Cover and cook until potatoes soften. Add milk crackers split and broken into pieces. When milk is hot the chowder is ready to serve. Serve with crackers and pickles or a crisp salad. Chowder reheated is as good as when first served.
Judge Horace M. Holden, Athens attorney and former Supreme Court judge, is urged to be named U S Senator to fill the late Thomas Watson's term. Backers include Governor Hardwick allies, with possible run in November if a formal announcement follows state party actions on October 4 in Macon.
One thousand one hundred six students registered at the University of Georgia for the present term. The numbers grow slowly with most entrants already on the books while a few students have yet to arrange courses, and class work began regularly Monday morning as students returned to diligent study.
Special to Banner-Herald Atlanta John T Bolffeuillet, coal administrator, believes prices will not rise this winter though not predicting a drop. He cites two agencies working to lower prices, recent strike settlements, returned miners, and railroads moving coal to curb shortages. Interstate Commerce Commission power to divert coal cars helps keep prices at a normal basis. If operators cannot obtain coal they cannot charge high prices.
Thomas BeWatson's private library valued at about $50,000, one of the south's finest collections, will likely be donated to Mercer University. Watson reportedly expressed many times his wish for Mercer to receive his books.
Moscow sends a note to England France Italy Greece Romania Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Egypt proposing an immediate conference to resolve the Near East crisis. Russia warns it will not recognize any decision unless it is a party to the agreement and asserts powers in the Dardanelles matter.
Dr Soule leaves for South America to attend a conference in Rio de Janeiro tied to the expedition efforts. Dr A M Bowne also departs Tuesday afternoon as one of five U S delegates appointed by President Harding to represent the nation at the Industrial and Economic conference in Brazil.
Stated and the nonor is no very compimentary one. In addition to attending the econferences he will make a special study of trade conditions in South America, especially in farms, products grown and manufactures. In the Southern area, he will be gone about two months.
An advertisement touts Glassy Stomach Chew and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet as fast neutralizers of stomach acids. It promises relief from acidity belching and gas after meals or coffee, with no drowsiness, plus a solid-feeling meal. Boxes cost 60 cents, available in U.S. and Canada.
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