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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Miss Eubeth Hall travels to Beal for a visit. The brief notes her hosting by local residents and a planned social call during the afternoon.
Society notes Mrs Harold Hinton and her daughter Leila and Dorothy depart Friday for West Point to visit Mrs L Lanier and Miss Evelyn Lewis of Atlanta attends State Normal commencement. Numerous local ladies plan travels for conferences and visits with relatives across the region.
President Pound presents the Normal School board with enrollment of 1213 students, 45 teachers and officers, 304 graduates, and the 1922 class noted as largest. Great regional turnout from Atlanta Columbus Macon and Savannah cited. Demand remains high with over 400 admissions requested for next year despite housing limits. The report also touches on financing, school capacity, and plans to expand facilities and cooperative price controls in local industry.
A heated exchange occurred in the Senate between Senator Watson and Senator Lenroot after a letter from Mr. Leb Toot questioned a relief account. Watson accused Lenroot of personal attacks and challenged him on the floor, insisting he would not back down from the Wisconsin Republican.
Washington reports a new bill aims to regulate future grain trading on exchanges to align with recent Supreme Court rulings. The measure seeks to curb speculative practices and ensure market integrity, presenting the president with a framework shaped by court decisions and current commodity activity.
Washington officials invite operators of two fields to attend a ceremony described as Beerettry. The event aims to discuss upcoming service and potential changes, with attendees expected Wednesday afternoon at a central location. The invitation signals formal outreach to industry participants about future arrangements.
Hon A O Blalock, former internal revenue collector in Georgia, seeks Commissioner of Agriculture. The candidate is described as an efficient official with deep state ties and many friends. He visited Athens and the State College of Agriculture to learn about institutional needs.
Special to Banner-Herald reports in Jefferson, Ga, Hon. N. Le Hutchins presiding as referee in bankruptcy held court here Tuesday with matters receiving attention including one case.
A clipped notice announces reduced fares to Atlanta with emphasis on travel bargains. The fragment mentions Prosperity Vf and a date May 29, but the details are incomplete.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills help with backache rheumatic pain stiff joints and sore muscles caused by kidney waste buildup. A user named Stephen Eldridge of Keys testifies the product did him more good than other remedies and he plans to continue using them.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a foot powder that soothes painful swollen feet and prevents blisters and corns. It claims to remove stinging sensations when breaking in new shoes, offering blissful feet without ache.
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