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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
2
A garbled report from Albany hints that ex-Governor S Osherie of Michiewo is a leading candidate to fill a forthcoming vacancy left by Newberry. The text references a hotel meeting and a weekend event with officials weighing the selection, but specific names and dates are unclear.
Mary MacSwiney, freed by Provisional Government order, left prison on Monday after a hunger strike, meeting sister Arty in a private hospital. Annis, distressed, appeared at the gates and was moved to another hospital. Military authorities transported MacSwiney in an ambulance amid swift action.
A Milton Bronner piece discusses a forthcoming book dramatizing Woodrow Wilson and his secretary, drawing on imagined dialogues about Wilson’s failures at Paris. The excerpt recalls Wilson’s perceived missteps, the reaction of European statesmen, and the political cost at home, framed as a critical, reflective scene.
A list of visitors and attendees includes W H Wylie of Charlotte, Dave Pruitt of Jacksonville, I J Moore of Philadelphia, J C Cook of Atlanta, T F Barnby of Richmond, M Nash and others from Atlanta, Macon, Baltimore, Camden, and Tuscaloosa among numerous lines of names and cities, presented as a community roster.
An old style ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous strain and health issues in women. It frames poise as needing sound health and steady nerves and urges readers to seek the product for overcoming modern life pressures.
Savannah High School faced consternation when Sam Overstreet, renowned for eleven years of perfect attendance, arrived five minutes late. He explained he wanted to feel tardiness after years of punctuality, prompting day’s lessons to proceed. A miscellany of brief notes follows about naturalists, Mesopotamia, Antioch, Dartmouth’s walls, a telephonic instrument, and a New York policeman.
A testimonial touts a remedy described as a simple, harmless preparation that removes digestive inflammation and catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract. The user claims substantial relief from bloating pains and increased vitality after taking the product, urging others to try it.
The Normal Training school hosts a December bazaar from ten until six at the training school building and Old Chapel. Needlework woodwork dolls and pottery fill the displays with cakes candies and other treats for visitors who come early for best selections. Miss Kathleen Kytle is ill at her Prince Avenue home and Hillyer King of Philadelphia is visiting the city.
President Harding grants writer Irvin S. Cobb a commission as Major in the military intelligence division of the officers reserve corps. Announcement confirms Cobb's new role and rank in the reserve service.
Francis Price, a noted young neo businessman, will depart the city for North Carolina. Previously tied to the Chevrolet company, he returns in a responsible role, with friends promising he will visit alternately and be missed locally.
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