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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
4
Athens Banner directs all business communications to the Athens Publishing Company and not to individuals. News articles intended for publication should be addressed to The Athens Banner.
The piece argues the Washington peace conference should not be derailed by allied debt issues. England leaves debt questions to the United States and the aim is for repayments to proceed without hindering conference work. The author expects liberal terms and a gradual global financial readjustment while prioritizing vital conference agendas.
A state committee report on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic wreck declares the incident deliberate and caused by dynamite. It calls for full legal action to pursue and convict the perpetrators and warns residents that the gallows await similar future offenses.
The United States has dispatched half its navy and over half its aircraft to the Pacific as a precautionary measure amid tense Eastern issues. Officials insist the move is not a threat to Japan but a readiness step should future world affairs require action. The policy aims to deter or react if the need arises.
The author argues college education should teach thinking, reading, writing, accuracy, observation, and citizenship. Without these qualities a graduate’s book learning fails to help, though with them the graduate will progress quickly and contribute to the community.
The U S treasury weighs reducing bill size and varying denominations to save paper and ease handling. Uniform dimensions are favored to avoid bulk and wallet bulge, while some economies are urged. The piece notes U S money’s convenience versus bulkier European notes and adds unrelated local quips about crime and domestic life.
Fitting celebration of the Jewish New Year was held by Athens Jewish population at the Temple on Hancock Avenue. Rabbi Leibstein officiated. A musical program enhanced the service. The observance began at sundown Sunday and ended at sundown Monday marking year 5682. All Jewish-owned stores closed for the holiday.
In Dougherty superior court Glenn Moore Hudson will be tried first for the murder of his two stepchildren, Robert and Tagen Temple, ages 10 and 4, who were killed July 12 at the Hudson home two miles south of Albany. His wife, Mrs Benny Hudson, is to be tried separately as agreed by defense and the solicitor general.
An advertisement promotes S S S as a blood cleansing remedy for rheumatism. It claims poison waste accumulates in the body from daily life and diet, causing pain and skin disorders, and that S S S removes this waste without aftereffects. It offers a free booklet and medical advice from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
Advertiser touts Ironized Yeast as a potent tonic combining brewer's yeast and iron to restore strength, cure anemia, and improve complexion. It is offered in pleasant tablet form, with a ten day supply per package priced at 1.00, distributed by Byron East Company in Atlanta.
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