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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
8
In Washington meetings resumed between conference presidents of major railroads and railway employes under Hoover administration. Representatives from four brotherhoods and the principal roads attended to settle disagreements and curb controversy.
The Bulldogs return from South Carolina with two wins and focus on Mercer and Alabama. Stegeman notes needed improvements though he expects Georgia to improve before upcoming games. Scribes predict Georgia will finish with a stronger record than many expect despite skeptics.
McKinley Shy, a negro charged with the murder of Sam Durham during an early November brawl, was tried before Judge Blanton Forts and found not guilty. Durham, an escaped Pennsylvania convict, had been a refugee for nearly a year and was later found dead in Athens. Shy left Athens after the shooting and circumstantial evidence pointed to him, but no convincing proof was presented at trial.
An old newspaper ad touts Danderine at 85 cents a bottle, claiming it goes to the roots to invigorate hair, strengthen strands, and promote growth. It promises thicker, longer, shinier hair with a twofold boost in beauty and radiance for women.
A fragment advertising a remedy claims 666 will break a cold fever and grippe quickly and prevent pneumonia, shown near a Christmas tree display at the Christman House.
Athens High School basketball hosts the Monroe Aggies in the gym at 8 PM Wednesday. Coach Frost pressed the team after a tough Augusta trip and aims for hard defense, urging improvement in passing and forward work as the Red and White seek a win in front of home fans.
A feature chronicles Olidort Hartung and his ten year struggle with eye problems while pursuing basketball. He wore heavy glasses, then protective headgear and sought an oc u list to aid court vision as friends urged quitting. He remains determined to protect his eyes and compete at a high level.
Major league owners insure rosters and star players for travel risks and injuries. The New York club carries about 250000 for the team while average major league coverage runs around 150000. A Ruth policy alone nears 150000 after the Ruth trade, yet insurance cannot replace a star’s loss.
The article weighs whether the National Open will be held in September or July and forecasts likely British participation. It cites likely four to six British golfers if held in September and two or more if in July, noting acclimation to mid summer weather and travel realities. It also lists states paying adjusted compensation to ex service men per John Thomas Taylor.
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison barnstorm the coast and then move inland to enter most southern events. Top Open champions join the tour as winter golf grows in the south with new courses and instructors. A Shreveport tournament in early next month offers a purse of 1000 dollars and attracts 20 leading professionals after a San Antonio event through February 2 to 4.
Greensboro High defeated Madison High 39 to 29 in Madison. Madison led 14 to 11 at halftime with Bobby Brayn starring, scoring 12 points while Greensboro solidified defense to win.
The board of education will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday January 24 announced by Superintendent G G Bond. The program is unclear but school improvements are likely to be discussed with possible invitation to Mayor George C Thomas. Ex soldiers without discharge papers may get duplicates via a congressional bill at the American Legion’s request. The Legion notes twenty hospital gains in three years by a disabled fighter now treated at Fort Lyon Colorado.
Mrs H M Hardison of Farmington Falls Maine reports severe weakness and exhaustion before trying Vinol. She says within a month she felt stronger and could work. The ad claims Vinic builds appetite digestion blood circulation and overall strength and offers a money back guarantee.
Moses M Bernstein returned from Atlanta after attending a Georgia State Board of Embalmers meeting. Several applicants statewide completed exams and the board granted licenses. Bernstein, a noted undertaker and furniture dealer with Bernstein brothers, was praised for embalming expertise from wartime Camp Hancock service. Adelaide Peebles funeral set for 4 pm at 560 Hill Street with interment in Oconee Cemetery.
An old advertisement touts 666 as the fastest remedy for colds fever and la grippe claiming rapid relief and broad efficacy.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims kidney health improves other organs and offers sample bottles by mail from Ling hamton NY, with purchase options at dye or drug stores. It also promotes January Christmas savings accounts at Peoples Bank.
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