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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1922
Page
4
The Genoa conference ends with failure in key aims, yet some call it a success as Russia rejects a political sub committee plan and France withdraws from talks. Analysts note Russia’s position may require separate, country-by-country deals, underscoring the clash of communism and conservatism and the difficulty of a collective economic accord.
The passage defines negligible as something of little importance or value. It notes the term comes from Latin negleger e and shows usage implying that savings from the budget system are considered negligible by Democrats in Congress.
Edward Caird emphasizes religion as a peace beyond life’s unrest and a harmony surpassing discord. He argues for a unity of purpose that endures amid nature’s conflicts and the stronger clash of human wills, guiding moral resolve.
A playful verse pivots from literary talk to personal focus as the speaker concedes thoughts linger on a beloved. The poem blends wit about flappers and crime waves with admiring lines on lips and allure, ending with a private nook imagery and a courteous envoy.
A Canadian preacher argues against using time for leisure like bridge billiards or cards as a metaphor for life. He warns that killing time harms personality and society, urges mindful use of days, and cites religious reflections urging to number our days and give each minute purpose, with steady work before night comes.
A statement argued that abolishing special rates harmed American shipping in the Pacific. The speaker urged railroads be allowed to own and operate steamship lines in foreign trade, calling for legislation to divorce rail and water transportation and expand railroad control of shipping.
Dr R H Bishop warns that home brewed spirits can contain wood alcohol causing rapid unconsciousness vomiting nausea blindness and death in severe cases. Immediate stomach evacuation and medical help are advised. The item also notes silicon aluminum alloys clover crops on Zanzibar and Pemba and a handful of brief facts about cave burials fire deaths in the US rail electrification plans in Norway and King George's Christmas costs totaling about 40000 pounds.
Virginia Lott applauds Henry Sydnor Harrison for Saint Teresa as a strong wartime tale of a wealthy heiress running a steel mill and managing workers with skill. Newlyn Burt’s Q explores plains honesty versus Hudson Valley snobbery, while the Chaplin volume My Trip Abroad recounts visits to England and legends like Barrie and Wells in light, anecdotal fashion.
William J. Conlen, proctor in admiralty from Philadelphia, urged prompt passage of the ship subsidy bill and abolition of the U S Shipping Board at the National Foreign Trade convention. He recommended allowing railroads to own steamship lines, amending American navigation laws, and warned delay could spell disaster for U S shipping.
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