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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1922

Page

2

National Institute of Experimental Therapeutics Proposed in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports plan by William C. Braisted to create a national Institute of Experimental Therapeutics modeled after Rockefeller and Mayo Clinic aims. It would centralize research, staffing facilities across multiple buildings, a hospital and laboratories, and relocate the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy to West Philadelphia. It seeks standardization, reduce commercial bias, and advance pharmaceutical science through coordinated study.

Philadelphia National Institute of Amd Rockefeller Institute Mayo Sunics Bene Scott William C Elphia College of Pharmacy Tie College North Tenth Street Héw College Admiral Bralsted Medical Seana

Auburn WN8 Upset Falls to F5 Fox Gathering

A cryptic OCR fragment notes Auburn game actions and a Fox 5 network mention. The readable parts show a clash ending with Auburn slipping and Fox 5 coverage noted but specifics are unavailable.

Palace Toddy Presents Over The Border At Palace Today

A highly promoted drama features Gorinsié Griffith and an all star cast with a tale of true love, poverty, and fate in a small town. The program also showcases the comedy Watch Your Step with Cullen Landis and Patsy Ruth Miller, praised for its family appeal and humor. Betty Compson and Tom Moore headline The Border in a Maramount production adapted from Sir Gilbert Parker, promising beauty and dramatic intensity.

Palace Gitt Universal Mim Miss Griffith Cullen Landis Patsy Rath Miller Feading Maramount Betty Compson Tom Moore Gilbert Parker

Ancient city unearthed in Colombia by Chicago museum team

The South American geologic expedition of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, led by Dr. J A Mason, reports uncovering ruins of a vast ancient city in Colombia. Terraced housing sites, stone stairways, broad roads, carved stone work, and large decorated pottery indicate a major population center once thriving in a mountainous region now largely unknown to science.

Chicago Columbia Field Museum of Natural History J. A. Mason Rufrid Mason Indias

Mighty deep government chart to survey Pacific sea

Philadelphia reports two mine sweepers renamed Pioneer and Discoverer will be converted for scientific sounding and surveying by Delaware river yards. They aim to sail through Panama to Alaska this summer to map uncharted channels. Eleven officers and 63 men per ship are to crew them, with Flamingo joining later from Portsmouth.

Aes Philadelphia Delaware River Pacific Ocean United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Pioneer Discoverer Auk North Sea Panama Canal Pacific Coast Alaska Ethc. Survey Navy Department Portsmouth N. H Shlpar

Fragmentary note on farewell bails and cryptic hints

A garbled note mentions goodbye and bails, hints at asthma and bleeding phrasing, then references an unnamed great leader and a vague invitation to try it. The text is highly unclear with several misprints and no identifiable dates or proper nouns.

State Senate Hears Bond Issue Amid Revised Highway Plan

The Georgia Senate reconsidered a highway bond measure tied to a constitutional amendment, while setting a special order for tomorrow on bills including tax changes. Debate timed two hours per side. the Port Commission bill designating Savannah remains a live item though likely to die after further legislative scrutiny.

Banner-Herald Tianta Senate House Thomas Wayne E Ha Iar Witor Bellah Goth Culpepper Fayette General Assembly Hardwick Peach County Port Commission Savannah Bruns Legisla

ATHENG GIRLS REPORTED BACK FROM TALLULAH FALLS CAMP

Several girls from the Y M C A camp at Tallulah Falls returned home Monday night after two weeks away. Winners in camp athletic events included Sarah Morris, Dora Buchwald, Susan Moss, and others across classes in swimming, dashes, and diving. Chaperones Mrs. Barrow and Miss Palmer accompanied the group.

Tallulah Falls Y. M Bue Fan Barrow Katherine Williamson Mary Stephenson Frances Holden Virginia Arnold Sarah Morris Flora Victoria Hews Emily Dozier Louise McMahon Dorothy Dudley B. H. Barrow Katle. Palmer Sarah Morris Susan Moss 20 Footson Noid Emily ‘Rally Piltard Harriet Proctor sue N_ BARROW Barrow Vy MC Sarah Jameon Dora Buchwald Mins Buchwald Mise Williamson AY Wan Katherine Williampom Myra~Belle Brown Asnold Hird Chalice

Mtor Hamels Cmrres Denied By Renry Ford Declares Mintser

A faded monologue of a wartime contract dispute shows Renry Ford's offer to supply nitrogen and other fertilizers for the Muscle Shoals project. Senator Gray Silver calls attention to Section 15 declaring manufacture and sale of fertilizers central to the deal. He warns that failure to meet profit or production terms could trigger lease cancellation and requires producing nitrogen and other fertilizers, plus potash and phosphates, with sources near Muscle Shoals and potential potash production via electric furnaces. London dispatch notes Allied reparations talks with Poincare visiting the Unknown Warrior grave and recognition of inter-Allied debt importance.

Bohitors Dargell Henry Muscle Shoals Gray Silver Washington Bureau Federation Ford Silver Mr. Ford Tennessee London Associated Réss Poincare Schanzer Europe Somme Bamier

Fed Board Considers Rediscount Rate On Farm Paper

Washington officials weigh a proposed rediscount rate of three and one half percent on agricultural paper. The plan, laid before Federal Reserve banks, would let banks re discount farm loans at 3.5 percent if borrower rates do not exceed six percent. The measure, though explained, faced limited approval. A variant farm products rate was tried in 1915 but later ended.

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