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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
6
H M Rylee law offices advise delaying applications until year end due to seasonal rushes. The note warns against rushing finances and urges prompt action only after year end.
If you suffer from catarrhal deafness or head noises, obtain Parmint double strength from your druggist. Mix with hot water and a little sugar, take a tablespoonful four times daily. This treatment is said to relieve nasal clogging and reduce mucus drainage, providing quick relief.
Mack Sennett presents A Small Town Idol starring Ben Turpin and Marie Prevost at the Palace for two days. The spectacle features a large oriental set and a bold display of beauty and comedy, with Turpin as the titular idol. The plot follows Turpin’s rise, his jockey heroics, and a mounting conflict as he flees amid mounting evidence of alleged misdeeds.
J Phil Campbell announced that Georgia is allotted 80000 pounds of picric acid by the federal government for agricultural use. The material, produced for war, will be recollected and converted for stump clearing work, costing seven cents per pound plus freight. Farmers may obtain up to 1000 pounds by applying to their county agent or directly to the state agricultural college.
Washington reports that General Dawes, head of the Budget Commission, says taxpayers saved over 115 million through efficiency drives. He trimmed his own budget by 25 percent and promised further cuts across Treasury and Interior departments, claiming total future savings running into millions. He criticized budget machinery as essential to reform, while noting Europe’s troubles and predicting a hard winter as prune crops shrink.
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