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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1922

Page

16

Safe Fourth of July Advice Urges Caution for Fireworks

A long cautionary piece warns readers to curb dangerous fireworks and prevent injuries to children. It lists six negative guidelines on handling pistols, giant fire crackers, mines, rockets, and misused fireworks, plus advice on supervising and denying risky acts. It also touches on parental naming choices and societal norms in a separate vignette.

Night Flying Bridges London and Paris by Air

Night flying between England and France began earlier this month, boosting commercial prospects. Brigadier General W. S. Ker and Colonel L. F. Blandy described plans for regular passenger night runs, with Croydon lighting and Paris fog landings improved by wireless and brighter aero dromes. Great Britain subsidies flights across the Channel to sustain daily services.

London England France Paris W. 8. Ker Civil Aviatioirolonel L. F Croydon Brancker Marseilles Civil Aviation Great Britain English Channel

Air taxicabs and infant naming law musings in New York

A British air taxi fleet operates in London and suburbs landing passengers at homes, while a columnist argues for a law banning infant names at birth. The piece imagines future protections for infants and critiques parental naming choices, citing examples like Lota Cheek and fictional concerns about identity and fate.

Channel London France Surburban Steve Donoghue Epsom Track Onoghue New York

Ward Brother Refuses Grand Jury Questions in Petersby Killing

Ralph D. Ward sustains refusal to answer Westchester County grand jury questions about the killing of Clarence Petersby, a brother of Walter B. Ward, baker.

Ralph D. Ward Westchester County N. Y Clarence Petersby Walter Ward Loneaire Baker

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