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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
2
A brief report notes a large export and import activity moving through Gulf and Atlantic ports. The statement from LLP in Loutaville addresses security, restoration of normal conditions, and the conduct of trade linked to a significant yearly total.
A damaged radiogram reports the liner burn on Tuesday near the coast, with 11 shots fired into her. The Coast Guard towed the cutter Shaw 600 miles south to Honolulu's grave, but no injuries were reported among those aboard as the ship was abandoned. Separate notes mention Candélila wax, Mexican resin, and Turkish items used in shoe production.
Teddy Gloucester and her circle of “nice people” chase pleasure at a modern cabaret then farm life, with Scotty Wilbur and Billy Wade contesting loyalties. Teddy faces her father’s wealth pressure, a farm romance unfolds, and romantic choice centers on Billy over a city parlor life.
All American costumes trace history from Pilgrim days to the present in a Fourth of July masquerade ball scene for William de Mille’s Nice People. Guests wear period ensembles. Pa Faye as Columbia, Daniels in an 1840 gown, and Conrad Nagel as an early Cavalier star.
Rotarians seeking reserved seats in the Re section at the Georgia Tennessee game must notify Hardeman by Thursday.
The Centre College basketball party headed to Boston for the Harvard Centre game at Harvard Stadium next Saturday. Twenty five players plus coach Moran, Dr. E. Allen, and student manager Berry man departed early Wednesday, with arrival planned Thursday noon and practices at Braves Field and the Harvard stadium.
An old advertorial claims Jad Salts cleanses and stimulates kidneys by using lithia from lemon and grape acids. It urges daily morning use with water to neutralize urine acids, relieve backache, and prevent bladder weakness, promoting ample water intake and inexpensive treatment.
BERTHA E SHAPLEIGH of Columbia University shares a fish recipe using bluefish or mackerel. Layer bacon and onion in a pan, add tomatoes water salt paprika, bake, finish with parsley and serve with gravy and vegetables.
Fifty years ago a Lynn woman brewed herbs on her stove to treat neighbors. Now near her former home a four story plant makes Lydia E Pinkham's vegetables compound for women worldwide using about 500 tons of herbs yearly.
Local brief from The Banner Herald of Athens notes a shop event or feature titled Before You Shog in the First. fragmentary text hints at a community item or advertisement in progress with limited readable details.
In a busy pregame session, 1200 new seats were added at Sanford Field near the sidelines ahead of the Tennessee game. Practice showed the squad in strong form with Mark Anthony limited by injury and Sam Boney returning from illness. Kicking drills and scrimmage play indicated potential improvements for upcoming contests as Coach Stege eyes gains in the remaining games.
A historical column discusses the organized nature of car thefts in Athens. It argues for strong public records, transfer seals, and dealer accountability to curb theft by requiring clear titles and prompt reporting, suggesting law changes to deter resale and enable tracing stolen vehicles.
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