Export trade revival drives July export gains
America’s foreign trade shows a revived trend with rising export volumes from May onward. July 1921 reports large gains in agricultural exports led by wheat and cotton, as Germany and other regions increase purchases while Europe takes less than half of US exports. Industry experts attribute the turnaround to expanding markets in China and South America, despite lower prices.
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Albert Apple
New York
America
United States
Frederick Todd
First Federal Foreign Banking Association
Wall Street
Germany
Europe
China
South America
Canada
Tron
Erratic Market Items and Partial Prices Listed
Fragmentary OCR notes show a market table with assorted items and inconsistent cents. Entries include Palace Market with 42c 20c, BAA WBA 20c, iE Batennted 25c minus 20c, Yyurdgdtps 25¢, Balance 45c, plus stray 20¢ and 10.
Teachers Course Will Open Monday In Athens Schools
The teachers course for Athens city schools begins Monday at the High School on Prince avenue and runs all week. Superintendent Schoys G. Bond says the 1921-22 session will be outlined and teachers will receive uniform training to harmonize methods across all schools, so next May students experience same courses citywide. The program aims to align grades across schools for consistent progress.
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Athens
Prince Avenue
Schoyls
G. G Bond
Superintend
School training course to feature health lectures by Dr. Applewhite
The Athens school normal program will include a week of lectures by County Health Commissioner Dr. J D Applewhite on school hygiene for teachers and pupils. Regular classes in the city schools begin September 7 with staff in place September 6–7 to issue entrance cards and handle inquiries. Delinquent students must attend the first two days to clear duties before enrollment.
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Athens
Emory to Establish News Bureau at University of Ga
Atlanta report: Emory University plans a news bureau to serve city and state newspapers, similar to the University of Georgia system. Under journalism professor Dr. Wightman F. Melton, the bureau will be run by three Atlanta newspaper correspondents attending Emory.
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Atlanta
Emory University
University of Georgia
Georgia News Bureau
Wightman F. Melton
Former Atty General Greets Old Friends at Capitiol
Former Georgia attorney general Clifford Walker visited the state capitol in Atlanta in good health and high spirits. He was warmly received by numerous friends and admirers and is now enjoying a large, lucrative law practice at his Monroe home.
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Atlanta
Clifford Walker
State Capitol
Georgia
Monroe
Whisky poured into sewer at Statesboro court square
In Statesboro Georgia 360 quarts of genuine whisky seized from a man named F E Herndon were dumped into the sewer at the courthouse square after bottles were broken. A crowd gathered as the liquid ran away and spectators showed interest in taking the liquor.
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Statesboro
Omcer Scarboro
F. E. Herndon
Court Hous Square
Japanese Professor Visits Athens for Forestry Study
K Faniguchi, a professor from Kagoshima College of Agriculture and Forestry in Satsuma Japan, visited Athens on Friday as a guest of the State College of Agriculture. He is studying forestry in Washington and will soon return to Japan to continue teaching. He plans to visit other U S colleges with similar forestry departments before sailing home.
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K. Faniguchi
Kagoshima
United States
Nurse Fined For Slapping Child
Smith a 14 year old Negro was fined 50.75 dollars or 100 days in the county stockade by Recorder Thornton of the Police court for slapping a white child leaving impressions of her hand on the child's face and finger pricks on its neck. The child of Mr and Mrs Cleve Park near the State Normal school started to a party when contact occurred and returned home crying with marks of the assault. The nurse was accused of impudence and insult toward the child and its parents, leading to a hard fought trial Friday morning with both sides represented by lawyers.
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Park
Can't Locate Gun That Killed Huff
The search for the murder weapon in D. W. Huff's death continues with officers unable to locate the 20 gauge shotgun believed connected to the shell found at the International Agricultural works. Thompson, the alleged slayer, remains in custody in Fulton county jail as funeral services for Huff were held at the family cemetery in Oconee county conducted by Rev. Bruce Nay.
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International Agricultural Works
D. W. Huff
Thompson
Huff
Oconee County
Bruce Nay
The
Christian Church
Fulton County
Poland China Hog Sale At Bonnimeade Farm Sept 14
A big sale of Poland China hogs is set for September 14 at Bonnimeade stock farm near Thomasville. FE E Mack’s farm will offer 38 sows and hogs from champions Mastodon Wonder and Climax, with Bonnlemeade Farm noted for two grand championships in one year and its pigs prized nationwide.
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Thomapvinus
Rhomasville
Poland
Bonnimeade
FE. E. Mack
Mack
Bonnlemeade Farm
New Thought Alliance Eyes Southern Organization Move
Robert Bryan Harrison, president of the International New Thought Alliance in Georgia, plans a two week visit by Miss Ada Rainey, Maryland district president, to Atlanta to coordinate Southern branches in Nashville Memphis Birmingham Atlanta and New Orleans. The effort aims to weld the branches into a unified regional group after discussions with Miss Rainey and James Edgerton.
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Atlanta
Robert Bryan Harrison
International New Thought Alliance
Georgia
Ada Rainey
Alliance
Maryland
South
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
James Edgarton
Washington, D. C
Miss Rainey
Mr. Harrison
Bold thief James Clarke pleads guilty in court
James Clarke, a local resident, admitted stealing a storage battery from a garage. He attempted to sell it to Chief of Police Beusse while in civilian clothes. He received a $75 fine plus costs or three months in jail, with likely acceptance of the jail term.
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James Clarke
Beusse
Fine Eggplant Crop Near Lye Vuna Fla Shipped From Bainbridge
Lee Munroe near Lye Vuna Florida expects to have at least one hundred carloads of eggplants. The crop is among the region’s largest for the early autumn and is grown under shaded conditions that were once used for his tobacco.
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Bainbridge
Lee Munroe
Lyevuna
Fla
Munroe
Costa's Delicatessen Shop Produce Highlights Today
Fresh shipment arrives with Iceberg Lettuce Crisp White Celery Bell Peppers Okra Exy Plants Cal Malaga Grapes Petches Pears Oranges Apples Lemons Limes Plus Angel Food Cake and Pound Cake from Arnold Abney & Co Costa's Delicatessen Shop showcases market picks and new arrivals for today.
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Malaga
Costa
Arnold
Abney & Co
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