Athens Banner text summary fragment
Fragmentary OCR from Athens Banner showing garbled date lines and days of the week. No coherent event or names readable to summarize a specific item.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from Athens Banner showing garbled date lines and days of the week. No coherent event or names readable to summarize a specific item.
The article argues against canceling war debts owed by allied governments to the United States and supports funding or adjusting repayments within Germany's capacity. It cites President and British positions, emphasizes the U S stance on not cancelling debt, and notes expected public tax concerns amidst proposed reforms.
The state faces a looming finish to the session with calls to raise revenue for 1922 and 1923 departments. A constitutional amendment on income tax is urged for public consideration in 1922, allowing time for statewide view and potential ratification.
The piece argues for established automobile parking near business districts with police or guardians. It urges care for vehicles, notes improved traffic flow, and promotes booster work for Athens by creating safe, accessible parking to attract outsiders and support local commerce.
A list of wedding anniversaries and trivia questions with answers for items 1 through 10, including meanings of various anniversary names, geographic capitals, mythological figures, materials, and historical terms, followed by new questions on similar topics.
Peach growers around Commerce Georgia report a record season with top fruit and strong shipments to New York and other markets. The Harmony Grove Cotton Mill stands as a locally owned, profitable operation since 1893 with leaders Dr L G Hardman and Judge W W Hardman among its officers.
General office man and manager J D Black superintendent. The mill runs 15 000 spindles 444 looms and employs about operatives. Output is yarn and cloth. Daily cotton consumption is twenty five bales and daily capacity about 25 000 yards of weaving and drills. Labor conditions are splendid operatives well housed with low rents and free water and electric light. The mill operates on full time with a living wage and has paid about one and a half million dollars in wages since opening.
Interstate Commerce Commission hears complaints on railroad practices used to move groceries for meat packers and wholesalers. Bergdoll case hearings postponed to Friday as officials address potential draft evasion charges. Chicago defense in baseball trial shifts to impeaching a key witness connected to the 1919 World Series scandal. A note adds a tip: paint can be removed from window panes with hot vinegar.
A note suggests using elderberry leaves on cupboard shelves to drive away ants and roaches. The tip emphasizes placing the leaves to repel pests, offering a simple home remedy.
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