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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1921
Page
16
The article reports Russia winning the world chess title at an event in Budapest with a final score of 8 1 2 to 72 points for other top contenders. It notes contenders Nostich and Dr takoever placing third and fourth. Balin youlepest scored six points to finish fifth.
Tarl L. Shaub reports Shagenbeck advises women on caring for wild animals at the zoo. The piece extols the educational value of zoological gardens, noting their moral lessons, popular appeal, and commercial benefits as crowds flock to visit on sunny Sundays.
London Paris and Toulouse Casablanca routes will soon operate aircraft with four engines and 20 30 40 or 50 passenger capacity. Each plane carries two pilots and first and second class seating with individual parachutes attached to chairs. Fares London Paris reduced to a small premium over rail.957
A sister advises using The Herald to sell a car when money is tight. Jack sells the car in two days and secures funds to pay the note, while the brother notes the ad’s quick results but offers no thanks.
New York reviewers say Azure loves the old home town in the stage version of Main Street and find fault with its exaggerated prototypes. They note the play is less artistically strong than Sinclair Lewis's best selling novel.
Science converts New Jersey green sands into salts of potassium lime and brick. A large potassium plant operates in the state transforming sands to caustic potash and other potassium salts. Waste calcium salts aid soil lime needs across the eastern region and the plant’s output will meet demand for years. It also produces sand lime brick in large quantities.
Ti learns elevators are for business not joy rides after officer arrests Bunst for 15 trips in one car and refuses to exit. While charges considered include joy riding and obstructing, the court ultimately convicts him of disorderly conduct and imposes a fine. Paris reports a plague of hover Frehjes te a.
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