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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
8
A dense Athens Banner page fragment compiles sales notices, rentals, farm properties, auto services, furniture, and personal ads. Listings include a 122 acre Hull road sale, a 11 room Dearing Street residence, auto repair, mattress renovation, and rental rooms with various terms. Missing clear dates or contact specifics. items reflect midcentury classifieds tone.
A fragmented London theatre synopsis describes the revival of a musical farce led by Gene Lay and a celebrated company. The piece notes the show’s long run, lavish scenery, and critical praise deeming it among the smartest comedies in years.
A garbled display list shows Arnold, Abney Co and partners marketing fresh fruits and vegetables. Items include Spanish onions, lettuce, pears, bananas, apples, cauliflower, carrots, corn, potatoes, and salads. Some brand mentions and candy appear amid a shop floor listing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Thornton's Luicheonette fifty cent dinner promotion dated September 28, 1920. Items listed include pot roast, rice dishes, corns, tea, and various sides with locations at Masonié Hall on Clayton Street and references to organizers or contacts such as Max Joseph and William Quinn.
The Blue Theatre hosts Will Hart's new comedy thriller branding Broadway while Elite features American film stars in Orient. Blanche Sweet headlines Strand today with Simple Sense as crowds enjoy an editorial mix of entertainment and travel notes from Manila to New Jersey.
A damaged report notes Col. Michael speaking at a Sunday evening service about Col. Schiff a renowned New York philanthropist. The lecture praised his philanthropy and linked it to Succoth and Jewish exile, urging gratitude to Jehovah and noting readings for Schiff’s memory.
A parade drawing about twenty thousand formal attendees and up to three hundred thousand spectators including fifty thousand out of town visitors marked the first day of the second can convention of the Atar Hean Legion ceer. The event focused on organization and voting rules with the legion aiming to raise 15 600 for insurance against rain on parade day as rain measured at two tenths of an inch with the weather bureau reporting thirty seven hundredths of an inch falling.
An unclear advertisement fragment touts a swariie in the banna area promoting a sewer project. The brief hints at a local campaign or product launch with limited readable details.
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