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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
6
A former matron of the State Reformatory at Industry, N. I., Mrs. Wilkie of 229 Cedar Street Prune describes severe illness with gas, heart pressure and anemia. She reports dramatic improvement after taking Tanlac and praises its effect on appetite and strength.
Oliver Morton recalls Fielder Jones guiding the Chicago White Sox with Ed Walsh’s stellar relief work. The piece parallels Leo Fohl and Ur. Kay Shocker for St Louis, arguing a Walshian pitcher type underpins pennant teams and great managers.
Washington notices state that organized professional clubs under national agreement are not interstate commerce. The report clarifies legal position and quotes officials on the standing of professional baseball between states.
Doris May leads a lively screening of Gay and Devilish at the Palace with Cullen Landis Otis Harlan and Jacqueline Logan among the cast. The plot centers on Martin Nethercote's Wall Street losses and ward Fanchon Brown with a zany and thrilling sequence of adventures.
Trustees of the normal schools plan a Tuesday meeting to discuss the institution’s direction. The gathering aims to review policies, finances, and future programs with key directors in attendance.
The Board of Trustees meeting at the State Normal School is highlighted during commencement exercises. Dr. Arthur F. Bishop of Athens delivers the sermon at 10 o'clock on Tuesday, following the Department of Home Economics and Manual Arts exhibition.
Larry Gantt's column praises a Georgia farm run by Mr. and Mrs. Comer. The piece notes 10 acres of Bermuda meadow, 206 acres of melitic land, dairy cattle including Jerseys, and a busy operation with a mill and ice machine. Gantt promises a future visit to detail further.
The school will award diplomas to 205 graduates Tuesday after a Monday Senior Chorus recital directed by Frances Leibing and an Oratory presentation of Shakespeare's Tempest led by Carolyn Vance. Exhibits by Home Economics and Mantel Arts will draw visitors, with Governor Hardwick delivering the noon address Wednesday before the final graduation exercises.
Prominent local Baptists will participate in a June centennial celebration marking Mercer University’s origins and the Georgia Baptist Association convening at Kiokee and Penfield. Dr. John D. Mell will preside and Dr. George W. Truett will deliver the noon address, followed by a campus barbecue.
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