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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
8
A derailed transcription notes Kentucky liquor price shifts and a statement by Volz about alcohol sales and enforcement during prohibition. The report sketches government stance and business responses, with references to prices and a local office intent on monitoring markets.
A chaotic report notes that 116 soldiers from New York were involved in a personal crisis. It mentions sixteen New York state soldiers taking their own lives during a wartime period and cites an official statement about enlisted men and officers.
A compact note highlights Costa's Delicatessen in Shamrock offering fresh Tik Queen Olives and Sweet Mined Pickles. The item emphasizes inexpensive smoked items and a self-serve vibe, positioning the shop as a local food hotspot for today.
The report notes overwhelmed sentiment that winning the war was an impossible task and German influence threatened global culture. It mentions suicides of an enlisted prisoner and other wartime tensions, alongside a drainage of migratory bird protection debates before the House Agricultural Committee with opposition from figures like Ward and Thomas Riggs.
Debate over the Anthony bill continues in Washington as supporters urge authorization to create areas and opponents caution about consequences. Lawmakers weigh potential governance changes amid ongoing discussions and public interest.
Washington announced an immediate further reduction of 203 officers and 3000 enlisted men in American forces in Germany. After the cut there will be about two officers and seven men remaining in Germany.
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