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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
2
Henry Ford predicts 1922 will be shaped mainly by retail price trends. He notes price cuts last year helped improvements and that many lines still lack such reductions. Ford argues that lower costs drive business expansion and stronger markets amid readjustment.
In the state the farmer has enough corn and hay for years and more cotton being raised means future relief from debt. Automobiles are viewed as luxury. many farmers borrowed money to hold cotton, now seeking relief as prices shift and mortgaged crops are pressed.
Fragmented report describes a death tied to a local murder case. The text references a wall rope scrape scene and mentions Annie Perry and Bessie Jones as individuals connected to the unfolding events.
Fragmentary text describes kitchen items and odd phrases. It mentions a tea kettle, water, a crepe, and assorted nonsensical units. No clear event, person, or place emerges from the readable lines.
Miss Alene E. Frawley, once listed killed in action, returns from Europe and faces official record changes as she seeks to confirm she is alive. After hospital blasts and wounds across Tours, Washington, and Fort Sam Houston, she weighs 162 pounds and resumes life with family documents and affidavits to clear the mistaken death record.
In Shanghai a group of about twenty Italian sailors attacked and wounded around a dozen American sailors in multiple cafes after a minor cafe brawl. Five Americans suffered knife wounds, two serious, as Italians roved defending the incident. All sailors were freed from the craft, which has had liberty suspended due to the trouble.
Clarke county officials set a regular semi monthly meeting Tuesday morning at the Clarke county courthouse. Key items include courthouse affairs and the vote on paving the Bale road and constructing anew over the Oconee River.
Nine Alabama National Guard members from Company M face murder charges in the lynching of William Bair, a miner near Jasper on January 13 last year. Trials set for January 9 after they were moved from Bessemer jail. Sergeant Robert Lantaster appears again, with prior mistrial and continuance issues tied to prosecuting articles.
A Pittsburg report of a talk by Herbert Adolphus Miller of Oberlin College to the American Sociological Society. He argues patriotism is an emotion enlarged from local loyalties, often pluralistic and partly pathological, urging tolerance of multiple loyalties including religion and international ties, and criticizing absolute patriotism as obstructive to clear vision.
Druggists report many Americans suffer kidney trouble and a tonic named Dr Kilmer's SwampRoot is touted as effective. An insurance examiner notes kidney disease often undeclared on applications. Sample bottles offered for ten cents with paper mention.
A Dublin visitor recalls wartime fear amid a peace mood in the city. Spies, Curfews and armored cars fade as Sinn Fein and Britons adjust to a self governed state with a hopeful outlook for Irish industry and business, while troops remain at key sites.
Budapest reports royalists who backed former Emperor Charles in the bid to reclaim the Hungarian throne have resumed activity, especially after the release of recent developments.
The readable phrases hint at a discussion about Count Fullke and an abortive event but lack clear names or dates. No actionable details emerge beyond fragments suggesting a debate or question related to Andrassy and a failing measure.
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