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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1921
Page
9
The Page Four note announces a meeting of the Women Voters group with speaker Mary McDowell listed among the speakers. The article continues from the first page and mentions the National League of Women Voters executive board involvement.
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as fast relief for clogged nostrils and nasal passages. A small bottle at the druggist, applied inside the nose, soothes inflamed membranes and eases cold or catarrh quickly.
An advertisement promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets for digestive health. It claims to strengthen stomach liver and bowels, avoid drastic laxatives, and provide relief and long term benefits. The pitch emphasizes not needing daily medicine and offers a 5 cent trial bar with druggist guarantee.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid to replace calomel a dangerous mercurial drug. It claims calomel causes salivation and weakness while Liver Tone cures biliousness constipation and headaches, with a money-back promise if not effective.
The organization calls its Washington HQ for the second annual convention to be held in Cleveland from April 11 to 16. The executive board met in an all day session to finalize convention plans. Mrs George Gellhorn of St Louis vice chairman announced reports showing tremendous growth and a goal of a delegate from every congressional district. Mrs Mante Wood Park of Washington DC credited individual leaders for growth and noted a key convention feature to honor president's rights while state chairmen share effective methods to boost the organization and promote an intelligent electorate.
Georgia bankers plan a state convention in Macon to align a uniform business conduct program, boost industrial growth, and share leading speakers. H Warner Martin of Lowry National Bank in Atlanta notes renewed business confidence after wartime costs. Conferences precede or follow the main event as groups choose. An unrelated anecdote about an elderly man at a football match follows.
Musterole quick sore throat relief spread on with fingers to soothe congestion and pain. A white ointment with oil of mustar and other ingredients claims to ease bronchitis tonsillitis and rheumatic pains. Sold in 35c 65c jars and hospital size $3.00.
Thousands praise Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless laxative and liver aid. The olive colored pills claim to cleanse constipation without calomel harming teeth or gums. Available in 15c and 30c sizes, they promise quicker relief and clearer thinking.
City council tabled a 15000 dollar appropriation for the planning commission to operate through year end. It rejected a proposal by Al dine Chambers to buy waste steam from the crematory and adopted a resolution protesting higher Southern Bell telephone rates as set by the railroad commission. A special finance committee reviewed the steam offer and recommended rejecting it. The council also sought to empower the city attorney to protest the rate increase and approved related measures including fire insurance for municipally owned vehicles and a pension for Milas Lilie Clark. New appointments included Sam G. Little to the board of health and resignation of Pred Stewart from the water board.
People feel down and weak week after week, blaming illness or mood while refusing to seek help. The ad promotes Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to strengthen blood, renew energy, and lift spirits, claiming physicians recommend it. It urges asking for Gude's Pepto Mangan and ensures the full brand name is on the package.
John Fred Hanson aged 62 died from pneumonia after being stabbed January 27 by R A Davis at a local lumber company plant where both worked. Davis claimed self defense after forcing Hanson between a wall and a circular saw. Davis held without bond as Hanson’s condition worsened. Hanson survived by his wife, son E G Hanson, two brothers H E and E D Hanson of Memphis, and two sisters Mrs Bam Winn and Mrs Kate Taylor.
The Kiwanis club plans to decide on an 8.85 million dollar bond issue at today’s luncheon at 1 30. The club awaits Mayor Key’s reply to four questions about bond commissions and authority before the board submits resolutions. The aim is for informed action by the members.
Judge Curran heard testimony from union officials amid a mine strike dispute in Pittsburg field. Harvey, Howat, Dorehy and Titus released on recognizance. Standering and Billings absent. Cunningham discharged after explaining non official status. Time set for written answers at 1:30 tomorrow. case stems from mineral union conflict with mine owners over miner age and court injunctions.
Mexico City February 7 President Obregon asked Congress for an immediate solution to the petroleum issue which he said has international implications and imperils Mexico's autonomy. He called for careful study to satisfy both the government and the people and urged swift action on new banks of issue a new labor law creation of ministries of public instruction and labor agrarian reform and soldiers pensions. He also urged passage of a ban on smuggling and a measure to expand presidential and cabinet accountability, adding morality must govern public affairs from top to bottom. Accompanied by his full cabinet he rode to the chamber to present the program.
The president entered under military escort through dense crowds, was loudly applauded by senators and deputies, then took his seat to begin a twenty minute address. Adolf Clenfuc kas, head of the chamber of deputies, replied briefly before the president withdrew.
Washington reports Secretary Daniels invites Navy war games to test aircraft against major ships. First experiment uses captured German battleship Osterreich, 26 500 tons, within 90 days. Admiral Coontz and General Mitchell debated air power versus battleships in open-sea test. A staged air duel between Mitchell piloting a bomber and Daniels navigating the aircraft was hinted. Additional notes recount a Newark girl injury and a science study on feline claw use as courtship display.
рекламный текст рекламирует S. S. S. как средство для чистки крови и профилактики болезней. Утверждается, что любые примеси крови вызывают заболевания, включая ревматизм и экзему, и что препарат продается через аптеки. призыв писать к Главному медицинскому советнику в Атланте.
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