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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions liabilities and a candy gum product with stray numbers and nonsensical figures. It includes references that resemble monetary amounts and product names, but the segment lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Regw ians and other fabrics listed with reduced prices. 27 inch ginghams 26 cents, 82 inch bedsheets down to 1 1 2 cents, 81x90 sheets Wilton and Eunedia models discounted to 1 98 and 2 69 dollars respectively. Mohawk 90x90 sheets cut to 3 dollars.
Sales listing shows 27 inch cloth diapers reduced to $3.50 and 24 inch cloth diapers reduced to $8.25. Hemmed 27 inch diapers now $3.50 and 24 inch hemmed diapers $8.25.
An advertisement touts Baby Ease as a perfected laxative for babies and children. It claims quick bowel cleansing, regular digestion, relief from colicky pains, and no after effects, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for this product.
An old style beauty ad touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream with a money back guarantee. It claims the cream smooths wrinkles and redness, improves rough skin, and can be obtained at Patrick's Pharmacy with a stated age-defying result.
An old Fleer advertisement touts peppermint chewing gum as the chewiest candy, with dealer references and contact hints. The fragmented copy mentions Fleer and a call for orders, referencing a 4100-W area and a telephone cue.
An old medical advice item claims purgative Calotabs as the first step in treating colds and flu, with a purified calomel tablet that avoids nausea. It asserts liver activation aids defenses and promotes rapid recovery, touting Calotabs and a tasteless tonic from a drug company.
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