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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1923
Page
2
Classified notices describe Athens business houses offering diverse services from gutter repair and roofing to wallpaper hanging and interior decorating. The piece notes these shops represent seasoned tradesmen with long apprenticeships, highlighting the city’s array of service specialists.
Anita Loos, famed scenario writer and director, argues that modern women use men as past generations did, enjoying the dynamic without malice. She quips about sacrifice, notes Tibetans with four husbands, and jokes about creating a charity to help women run away from home when rich.
Blanche Ring the famed musical comedy star heads to the Colonial Theatre for one performance on Saturday night January 1. In the two act vehicle As You Were the season’s hit features Charles Winninger and a 30 member company with a lively chorus. The show promises snappy music bright lines and plenty of comedy with Walby St Leo and Edgar Atkinson Ely among the featured entertainers. Gentlemen are urged to enjoy Sidman cigars at 5 cents.
Tokio reports Prince Resent Hirohito sanctioned the Sino Japan postal agreement after a cabinet privy council dispute. The accord will be carried out in the spirit of the Washington conference, with future agreements to be submitted to the privy council before signing. The clash marked an unprecedented government action amid condemnation of Kato policy toward China.
Dublin cablegram from Archbishop Curley of Baltimore in the Freeman's Journal condemns Eamon De Valera's campaign of riotous destruction. It states one hundred ten million Americans largely back Ireland's Free State and send good wishes to the present government, while denouncing the campaign as a bad spectacle.
John B. Gamble and Judge George C. Thomas represented Seagraves at the hearing. Lamar C. Rucker and Solicitor General W. O. Dean participated. Seagraves testified that near the depot Mr. Smith threatened to kill him as he reached for an unseen object. Emmet Wood, a policeman, said no weapon was found on the dead man thirty minutes after Seagraves telephoned police.
Larry Gantt notes Mr. Hulme's potatoes are meticulously inspected from planting to harvest. Only flawless tubers are kept, with defective slips culled, and every potato's yellow end kept for planting while the white end feeds stock. Hulme beds 600 bushels using stable manure, soil, and heavy fertilizer, yielding 100 to 125 bushels per acre. The crop, grown with care, commands the highest market price and is sold to Athens stores as demand rises.
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