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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1922
Page
5
An ornate description of a tailored dress feature set with narrow gilt braid at trim and blue braid buttons. It notes a very narrow belt, side pleats, and a skirt with wider side seams. Sizes 34 to 44 inches bust, price 35 cents.
A National Scout article by Dan Beard urges boys to collect bugs butterflies and beetles as wholesome hobbies. It describes making safe cages from pins cork and cardboard, mounting specimens with pressed plants, labeling them with scientific names, and using the hobby to learn zoology while earning pocket money.
Torty Turtle visits Dr Snuffles after overeating at a party. Nancy assists him as the doctor diagnoses tummy trouble and prescribes five medicines for pain ear rheumatism cold tiredness and appetite. The tale ends with a teaser that Torty’s tummy will be addressed further in a continuation.
Prof M J Elrod explains timber line as the elevation where trees cease to grow, varying by latitude, climate and soil. He notes highest timber lines near the equator and lowest near Arctic sea level, with examples from tropical Andes and Colorado, Montana, and Arctic regions.
A statewide meeting at Ansley Roof Garden, Atlanta, launched a joint maritime expo in Savannah 1923 and an Atlanta industrial exposition. A fifty member commission led by Mills B. Lane was formed to coordinate the two events for broad Georgia participation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Savannah citizens and Atlanta area with references to banks manufacturers and residents. details are garbled and names are unclear. The readable bits suggest a local civic or business context involving Savannah and Atlanta.
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