University of Georgia Rifle Plans and Rutger Game Noted
Georgia plans a rifle team to compete against other A. T. colleges and faces a close game with Rutgers in the national basketball championship. Georgia beat rival teams, while Georges Carpentier seeks a Dempsey bout. City assessors announce 1920 property reviews, and Grove’s Chill Tonic is advertised as a cold remedy.
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University of Georgia
Rutgers
Georgia
Dixieland
University
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Ad Promises Refund
An ad urges vigorous men and women to try Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand with a money back guarantee through H. Palmer & Son. It promises improved energy, nerve tonic benefits, and a refund if no benefit after one box, highlighting a 60 cent price and dealer authorization.
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H. Palmer & Son
Wendell
Fe Rgre
H.R. Palmer & Som
Life Is Merry for Chinese Typesetter A25k Letter Alphabet
A fragmented OCR item discusses a Chinese typesetter with a 25,000 letter alphabet. It mentions admiration for Chinese gate se abte and interprets laundry checks. The text is garbled and contains stray phrases about English letters and type sizes. The piece is unclear but centers on typesetting challenges and alphabet scope.
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Eeeeeina
Real estate boom fuels Abbens building permits surge
Abbens sees a brisk real estate and building upswing with daily announcements of large deals and new constructions. February city permits by City Engineer Barnett exceed $60,000, split between business houses and residences, signaling near January levels as February progresses. Key transactions include Pulaski and Dougherty to Centrolly and Anderson and a Hancock avenue garage redevelopment. Denny Motor Co relocates to Washington and Hull in a plate glass building owned by Williams Brothers, modern throughout. Other transfers include Meadow place on Dearing Street and Davis home on Prince Avenue sold by P H Conolly to Will King and changes on Melville area parcels.
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Abbens
Barnett
Pulaski and
Doughtery Street
Hancock Avenue
Paul Centrolly
D.G. Anderson
Pulaski Street
Prince Avenue
Dougherty Street
Charles Morris
Edgar Levy
Denny Motor Co
Washington and
Hull Street
Williams Brothers
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corns and Calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless cure for hard and soft corns and toe corn along with calluses. It claims instant relief without pain or irritation and notes a tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents. The text credits a Cincinnati manufacturer and uses sensational claims of magic.
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Cincinnati
Pope Accepts Position With Dewey Company
Wilbur Pope resigns from the 5 A L and becomes secretary and treasurer of the Dewey Motor Co. He is a known public figure with railroad ties in the city. General Pershing’s Nebraska nomination petition for the Republican primary is filed with nearly 5 000 Nebraskans supporting his name.
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Wilbur Pope
The
Motor Co
Popé
General Pershing
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
John J. Pershing
Secretary of State
Dr. David Mark to Lead Tonight at Athens Synagogue
Dr. David Marx of Atlanta will conduct services at the synagogue this evening inviting the public. A renowned civic leader and pulpit orator, he has long aided charitable work in Atlanta and engaged in broad civic life. His friendly reception spans Jews and Gentiles across the state, with many friends in Athens awaiting his visit.
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David Marx
Atlanta
Marx
Mark
Athens
How Soldier Dispersed Attacks and Health Claim Ad
A testimonial asserts that after two years of stomach trouble and morphine injections, taking four bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured the ailment. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation for stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. It promises a money back guarantee through H. R. Palmer & Son and widespread druggists.
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Mayr
H. R. Palmer & Son
Gas Manager Resigns to Accept New Position
Rodney C. Wilson, general manager of the Athens Gas Light and Fuel Co., resigns to move to Rockford Illinois. R. G. Taylor, an Athens native formerly with the gas company, is appointed to succeed him and will take charge soon.
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Rodney C. Wilson
Athens Gas Light and Fuel Co
Rockford
Wilson
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Club
New
R. G. Taylor
Gag Co
Taylor
Conquers Rheumatism with Daily Teaspoonful Remedy
An advertisement claims one teaspoonful of Rheuma daily relieves rheumatic pain for thousands of sufferers. The product is described as non narcotic, harmless, and offering a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve all rheumatic suffering. Available from H R Palmer & Ben for not more than 75 cents with refund if unsatisfied.
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R. Palmer
Ben
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