Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel warnings
An early 20th century ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel. It warns that calomel is dangerous, causing cramps and salivation, and claims the product starts the liver without side effects. It even suggests giving it to children for gentle relief.
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Baseball scores from American and National leagues recap
Baseball results show American league games with Chicago 3 1 over St Louis 2 4 and Philadelphia 5 over New York 9, plus Boston 0 Washington 1 and other outings. National league highlights include Brooklyn 8 over New York 1 and St Louis 3 over Pittsburgh 6, with Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 3 and Memphis 5 over Mobile 7 among scattered results.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Cotton Progress In Georgia Slow, Weevil Dense, Weather Mixed
U S. Department of Agriculture weekly crop bulletin reports cooler than normal temperatures and patchy rainfall across the cotton states. In Georgia, crops show general improvement with good cultivation but grassy fields, satisfactory cotton progress, and bloom. corn weeds and worms hinder some areas while tobacco planting begins in the extreme south. Sweet potatoes and peanuts show strong progress as mean temperatures run 2 to 3 degrees below normal in northern and eastern districts and rainfall remains mostly light.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Florida Peninsula
Louisiana Coast
Texas
Senator Smith seeks coal order change in Georgia
United States Senator Hoke Smith asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to modify the open-top car order restricting coal shipments for thirty days. He argues the measure unnecessary for Georgia, noting coal moved normally in Alabama before the order and that the section should be removed to avoid hindering construction.
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United States
Hoke Smith
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Georgia
Smith
Alabama
Ginners Of Georgia Plan Conventions
Atlanta July 1 announcement from the Georgia Ginners Association outlines a series of mid summer conventions in ten Georgia cities during July and August. District meetings cover Millen Albany Americus Bullochville Atlanta Macon Rome Athens Dublin and other locales with sessions at 11 am. The group aims to improve coop between ginners and cotton farmers as costs rise. Officer leaders include Hon John T Pittard and Mell M Stephenson.
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Court House
Millen
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Carnegie Library
Americus
P.hall
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Macon
City Hall
Rome
Athens
Augusta
Dublin
Waycross
John T. Pittard
Winterville
Mell M. Stephenson
Capatone Promises Quick Relief for Headache and Pain
An advertisement touts Capatone as a convenient ready to use liquid aspirin substitute. It claims rapid action against headaches neuralgia rheumatism and nervousness without needing water. Each bottle bears the marking J Homer Collier.
Cabbage and Sausages Woman's Diet Claim
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure-all enabling a cabbage and sausage diet. It claims doctors offered many options, surgery, and that the remedy heals catarrhal mucus in the intestines and inflammation causing stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee after one dose.
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United States
Mayr
Notice to Stockholders of The Athens Savings Bank
Notice to stockholders announces regular annual meeting at 4 p m on Tuesday July 6 1920 at the banking house. A special meeting to consider increasing capital stock to two hundred thousand dollars by issuing fifteen hundred shares of new stock at 100 each. Stockholders urged to attend in person or by proxy. Dated June 22 1920 G A Mell Cashier.
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Athens Savings Bank
G. A. Mell
Kidney Troubles Salt Cure Promoted as Remedy
A health column urges relief for sluggish kidneys blamed on meat consumption. It advocates four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts taken with water before breakfast to stimulate kidney action, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder weakness, touting safety and affordability.
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