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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1921
Page
3
Winona Wilcox argues in a humorous column that the first year of marriage often tests couples due to the will to power. She notes women seek to dominate while men pursue control, creating friction. She suggests avoidance through tolerance, adaptation, and compromise from the outset.
The article notes a shift to permanent colored aggregate in stucco and roofing to provide enduring color. Slate aggregates in green and blue, glassy rock colors, and waste mica flakes are used for roofs and walls, creating a growing market in new building color industries. Traveling machine shops in England repair roadbreaks are mentioned.
E H Carthers and an unknown companion fled from county officers after leaving corn whiskey, with Carthers captured near the city jail. The other man evaded arrest as a Dodge pursued a Ford. a federal warrant is planned and the confiscated Ford rests at City Hall.
Jacksonville frajoh O H Pope was found guilty of first degree murder in the Hickman killing during a September 4 theater robbery attempt. Jury deliberated about two hours. sentence to be announced later. Rawlins cited as principal conspirator and witness. Hickman, a Richmond native, led the Relace theatre in the South.
In Strood England L Ham mond lacked funds to lay a parish hall foundation so he formed a diggers brigade from his congregation to complete the work free. In Peking the American Legion post urged US HQ for funds to improve educational facilities for American children in China. Two races and Chaplin are being honored abroad, one for seats, the other for feet.
A German farmer in Sehliidhe grieben uses a veterinary novocain injection to numb swine before removing fat layers from live pigs. The procedure yields lard with the animal intact, allowing fat harvests up to three times a year.
A toy doll with a built in phonographic mechanism entertains a child as the miniature motor drives a speaking, talking device inside the doll. The scene highlights the novelty of phonographically powered playthings delivering both speech and ringing sounds.
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