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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
6
The Whitten Grocery Co lists a variety of canned goods and dry foods with low prices. Items include No 2 cans of tomatoes and sugar corn, Hawaiian pineapple, Paris Tiny Peas, Sliced Peaches, and Scarlet Asparagus Tips, plus baker’s cocoa Irish potatoes Alaga syrup floor mops toilet paper and pancake flour. Prices shown range from 12 to 45 cents per item with items sold by the can or by the package.
Washington administration ship subsidy plan to aid the American merchant marine was the main topic at the opening session of the National Merchant Marine Association annual convention. Delegates from states and cities attended as leaders spoke on the future of the merchant marine and government aid, with Senator Ransdell presiding and remarks by Lasker, Harriman, Rep Scott, and Senator Jones.
Lillie Guy Taylor, a Black woman said to be worth from ten to twenty million dollars under a U S circuit court decree, has reportedly left her humble Dallas Negro district cabin where she had been working as a house cleaner. Neighbors Friday said they have no idea where she went.
Markets and shops advertise fresh produce and gourmet items. King-Hodgson Co lists Florida strawberries lettuce tomatoes and cauliflower along with other greens. Costa's Delicatessen and Western Meat Market offer fish meats and eggs. A government monopoly on stamp collecting is proposed in Moscow with a philatelic bureau to fund state exports.
Chicago woman Ida Shapiro finally learns her cousin Bernard Friedman, missing since he was 12 in Sweden, has been located in New York after a 19 year global chase through Europe Asia and Australia. The reunion is expected in Chicago within days.
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