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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
4
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The piece urges renewed focus on reforestation in the United States citing forest loss and future needs. Otto Katzenstein of Atlanta stresses seed quality and pine restoration, noting chestnut forests’ decline and the need to replace them with alternatives. The U.S. Forest Service and state agencies are urged to lead practical forest solutions, with broad participation sought from corporations and farmers to restore forest superiority.
The article discusses a wave of female voters in Georgia, noting many will register as they pay poll taxes and become eligible. It predicts shifts in party lines, increased female influence on schools and homes, and rising involvement in municipal politics as education campaigns prepare women to cast informed ballots.
The Senate passed a bill to regulate chiropractic work in Georgia. It requires practitioners to have the equivalent of a high school education and three years of training, with no freehand exemptions. The measure aims to ensure qualified care and aligns chiropractic rules with medical standards for public safety.
Divorces are rare in Greece. Magellan first to sail world. Heart weighs 6 to 12 ounces. Adults need 10 to 12 ounces meat daily. Warship upkeep costs 1.0 to 1.6 million yearly. C W O means cash with order. Letters to queen begin To the Queen's Most Gracious Majesty. Flying squirrel leaps resemble flight. Spain loves bullfighting. New York has largest U S city population.
Reprints from The Banner of 144 note rumors of Burns in Augusta, many marriage notices in Madison County and Athens, a February Sheriff sale of a enslaved woman Violet, various almanac style notices, a death in Richmond Bath of Mary Dowse, and oblique memorials to a young man named Henry R. Jackson. advertisements detail goods, carriage makers, and travel to Augusta.
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