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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
8
The German government is introducing a new gasoline scheme for automobiles. Details indicate a government rollout with regulatory steps and safety considerations for motorists amid ongoing energy policy changes.
Noroton Heights resident Ji Moore reports severe fatigue and chronic cough reversed after using Vinci. He credits the product containing iron and beef peptones for restoring weight and strength. Ad claims the remedy is effective for such conditions and priced at one dollar per bottle through H. R. Palmer & Sons, Druggists.
A 50 25 25 blend of benzol coal tar derivative tetralin and alcohol was tested as a substitute for gasoline in a cross Germany automobile contest. It produced about 10 percent less power than standard gasoline and warmed slowly, though it showed fair suitability aside from enamel corrosion from tetralin.
The Washington Far East conference faced renewed talk of a new entente superior to prior Anglo-Japanese ties. British spokesmen defended secrecy and outlined positions, stressing no guarantees and disclaiming links to China while discussing area concerns. The Far Eastern committee advanced resolutions on neutrality in China, and the Root committee weighed Japan Manchuria issues, with actions postponed to tomorrow.
Chinese and American leaders discuss future to use wireless for official messages only and avoid commerce. President Harding meets farm organizations delegation praising conference goals and urging continued support. Chinese delegation to armament talks refuses to retreat on Shantung leases and Manchuria, warning of possible withdrawal. Amoy boycott grows as Butterfield and Swire British concessions firm faces Chinese protest and calls for broader action.
A proclamation announces Friday December 9 as a day to welcome Marshal Ferdinand Foch to Athens as guest of the American Legion. The general will pass through Athens with brief stops at the 8. A. L. depot between 1:15 and 2:16 p.m. Citizens urged to close shops in those hours and join the welcome procession.
The Athens District Institute at Winterville convenes to study church efficiency, urging adoption of the Advocate in the budget and a Christmas offering for Wesley Memorial Hospital. It seeks 90 percent church service attendance, 30 percent at prayer meetings, 90 percent financial support, 60 percent tithe, and 40 percent department activity.
The Athens Woman's Club bazaar at the Georgia Hotel features a baby show direct led by Mrs J H Beusse. Entries span under six months to three years with prizes including a ring and jewelry donated by local stores. Winners include Leo Costa Jr Dan Magill Jr Joy Stillman Seline Bloodworth and William Bisson.
In Athens the city alderman race for the newly created Fifth Ward drew little public interest, with Howland winning the primary over McLeroy by 102 to 77. Mayoral and other ward totals are listed, and a consolidation meeting set for January 1922 to finalize the official results and organize the new council.
A noted food expert arrives in Athens for a demonstration showing 16 000 recipes and tastings. The event features new dishes and culinary ideas, drawing locals to explore diverse flavors and techniques.
In Atlanta and across the state the recent sun has markedly improved road quality. From Cartersville to Rome fares are good, with some rough stretches near Springs to Paulding county line. Most routes, including Atlanta to Athens and Athens to Hartwell, are rally good to excellent. yet northern roads and some bridges show lingering roughness and需 caution in places. Coherent reports note normal traffic on Rome north and west corridors and drying conditions around Anderson and Greenville.
The annual Impromptu Debate between the fhenfam itera societies will be held Thursday night at the university. Delegates from both groups are expected to attend as observers and participants in the open forum style event.
The University chapel stage hosts an evening program at 7:30 with the public invited to attend. Juniors from both Phi Kappa and Demosthenian societies will debate, selecting five representatives each from their members. Phi Kappa contenders are Watson, Dixon, Hill, Sheppard, McKenzie, and Cohen. Demosthenian contenders are Levie, KC Whorter, Nelson, McClure, Pittman, and Culbertson.
The bankrupt sale of Lewis Shirt Manufacturing Co. and Dixie Mills starts Thursday at the River Street store room on the corner of Bridge Street. The stock is described as most complete in dry goods, notions, and clothing.
An old advertisement from Athens promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. A C Sutherland of 568 Pulaski Street. She claims back pain head aches dizziness and fatigue improved after using the product and endorses Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as the maker. The ad urges readers to ask for the kidney remedy by name and notes a 60 cent price at all dealers.
Readable notice announces a clearance of men and boys clothing ladies accessories and shoes at prices below wholesale. Shoppers urged to visit the venue before stock runs out to secure bargain goods during the a sale event.
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