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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1922

Page

14

Broadway Girl Madge Kennedy to Star at Colonial

Madge Kennedy stars in Cornered and Broadway Girl coming to the Colonial in January. The article profiles Kennedy’s shift from gentle stage roles to athletic, modern woman persona, plus a teaser for The Broadway Whirl returning January 9 with Blanche Ring and a strong chorus.

Madge Kennedy Matt Night Iod Music Percy Orich Wade Booth Gladys Dere Dave C Has Morrison Harry Red Dorothey Tierpey Victor McBatn Miss Kelly California New York Astor Theatre Misa Kennedy Greenland Iceland North Cape London Paris Broadway Colonial Theatre Ies Madge Ki Athens Mauge Kennedy

New Year Talk At Y M C A By F J Orr

Fred J. Orr will address a Sunday at 3 PM gathering at the Y M C A about New Year resolutions. He urges diligence in study and sport, warning against dissipation and encouraging effort to improve in school and athletics. The event promises both profit and entertainment and is open to attendees.

Fred J. Orr Tian Association Orr Xi i Bate Conan

Mark Twain's Daughter Seeks High Grade Music Popularity

Clara Clemens, daughter of Mark Twain, advocates classical music becoming as popular as cheap tunes. She plans a Munich recital study, praises internationalism in music, and returns to Detroit to join Casimir Gabrilowitsch, as director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She speaks of promoting good music to soothe people and notes her study abroad.

America Detroit Casio Gabrilowitsch Detroit Symphony Orchestra Musical Munich Clara Clemens Mark Twain Munich

Offices Shut For New Year Monday

The post office will be closed Monday for New Year with limited morning delivery. Windows open 12 to 1 PM, Postmaster Smith announced. The local cotton exchange will also close in observance of the holiday.

Smith

Pistol Toter Is Fined By Judge

Hershall Morton pled guilty to carrying a concealed pistol at a city court special session. Judge J. D. Bradwell sentenced him to six months on the county gang or a $100 fine. Sopelite Johnson received four months on the gang or a $50 fine plus costs.

Hershall Morton J. D. Bradwell Sopelite Johnson

Prominent Lady Anne Harrison Dies in Jefferson

JEFFERSON Ga Mrs Anne A Harrison age 90 longtime prominent local figure dies Saturday morning Funeral and interment set for Sunday Survivors include sister Mia Wiley Howard and niece Mrs Tom Comer both of Athens funeral planned in Jefferson

Jefferson, Ga Anne A. Harrison Mia Wiley Howard Tom Comer Athens

Grain Crops Set Records in 1921 Chicago

Chicago reports 1921 grain totals with corn at 184,386,000 bushels and flour at 1,895,000 barrels. Wheat oats arrivals lagged while barley reached its smallest since 1900. Five grain receipts totaled 324,690,000 bushels, up 117,632,000 from 1920, a rare annual surge in the Chicago market.

Chicago

Immunity From Disease and How It Works

The article explains natural and acquired immunity, how diseases confer lasting protection after certain infections, and how artificial methods like antitoxins sera and vaccines protect against diphtheria pneumonia smallpox and typhoid fever. It notes that vaccines and innoculation have saved thousands of lives while some illnesses can reduce resistance to future infections.

Vaccination and Immunity Against Epidemics

The text notes staggering smallpox mortality in the early 19th century and lower deaths where son is practiced or compulsory. It cites diphtheria and typhoid declines due to antitoxin and vaccines, including a 1911 U S Army Division of 12 000 in San Antonio with only one typhoid case, illustrating vaccination as key to controlling epidemics and individual immunity.

New York State United States Army San Antonio Texas

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the Colonial Mudge Kenway Producers Corporation Goa Jepere Aly Apse Blanche Ring Charles Winninger Winans Winter Jay Gould Mise Ring F. J. Orr Vale Eee O'Dowl San Frank New York Yankees Alice Rohe Eva Gabrilowitsch Jefferson Red Cross The Atlanta Thea Atlanta Jo Tgs Bakinade Moll Fay Hl STAR Times Square
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