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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
4
The article argues that German dyes returned postwar threaten US prices and jobs, warning that new tariffs would shield a handful of monopolists. It claims the industry gained during the war by shutting out foreign competition and questions the impact of prohibitive duties on domestic dye costs and imports from Swiss and other sources.
James Craig ready rejects any Dublin dominated Irish settlement. Ulster has voted for a North Ireland parliament and will not accept control by a South Ireland majority. Lloyd George and De Valera push peace talks as Craig’s stance fuels tensions. Ulster Protestant Ireland fears Catholic dominance and seeks home rule with protections.
The Georgia State College of Agriculture leads in rehabilitation of disabled soldiers. About 300 served last year with plans to add 150 more, raising attendance to nearly 500. Extra funds are sought from the legislature to meet this emergency, though the federal government covers salaries and student expenses. The college aims to expand improvements and maintain its top standing in this critical program.
The letter argues the United States will uphold the open door policy in China despite Britain and Japan opposing it. It cites a U.S. wireless station contract with the Chinese government and suggests Washington will resist external cessions of influence. Leaders discuss at the disarmament conference as business tension eases. Also notes housing legislation and public sentiment on prohibition, plus a physician's fatal self neglect during appendicitis surgery.
Editor's note introduces the third article on recognizing children's diseases. Diphtheria incubation is short and symptoms appear within days after infection. Emphasis on early antitoxin treatment, keeping the child at home, and examining throats for germs. Carriers spread disease, and exposed individuals should be examined. adenoids and enlarged tonsils increase susceptibility. Tomorrow: Whooping Cough Symptoms.
Dr William E Barton urges living in the present not fretting about tomorrow or yesterday. Worry costs more than it gains and steals the day. Focus on using today well, as today is the only real day we have, while offering a note on adding thyme to poultry filling for flavor.
Answers to yesterday's kwiz reveal terms for anniversaries and other facts. New questions cover pearl and ruby weddings, a snatch, Samuel Woodworth, Nebraska's nickname, tensile strength of metals, top tea producer country, Earth's relative solar distance, and Central American capitals Tegucigalpa and San Salvador.
Kingston Jamaica government introduces a bill to prohibit aliens from owning land, threatening impact on American firms led by United Fruit Company. Foreign capitalists protest the measure as debate unfolds in the legislature. Gasoline question at end appears as stray fragment from the page.
A mother from Wisconsin credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and enabling a strong healthy baby girl after marriage. She states she suffered less during and after pregnancy and urges other women to consider the remedy for better constitution and fertility.
A recipe instructs to combine sugar molasses water and vinegar in a kettle bake until boiling then add cream tartar butter and soda stir pull and cool in a buttered pan to form candy. The method emphasizes heating until crisp in water and pulling for texture.
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