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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Act of 1018 and a second act, comparing inventory valuation methods. It notes that cost or market is used to value inventories and references 1920 practice, with unclear specifics and garbled phrases. Key entities remain uncertain due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text discusses inventory valuation methods for a manufacturer. It references cost meaning labor and materials, prohibits selling or overhead costs, and defines Mari as the current bid price. It notes use of open market quotes and abnormal conditions, with taxpayer obligations to prove fair market value and alternative methods for pricing inventory.
Russian writer Maxim Gorky arrived en route to Berlin and spoke of dire conditions in Russia. He described a humanitarian mission, warned of catastrophe, and cited studies showing anemia, cancer, and widespread starvation among Russians. He noted a loss of childhood joy and a population with weathered, starved faces.
The report notes Kovno now shows strong American influence as hundreds of Lithuanian men in government and business claim American citizenship or ties. It describes clothing, economic life, and demographics, citing a population near 2.6 million with at least 100000 having spent time in the United States and many pursuing agricultural livelihoods.
Paris reports angry protests as citizens demand refund of luxury taxes on imported goods. Officials say receipts for purchases must be shown at embarkation. many women forget or lose records, fueling calls to reclaim francs tied to luxury purchases. The uproar highlights widespread confusion over tax refunds amid wartime travel.
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