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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1922

Page

4

Zeppelins Of World War I In German Service

The text notes Zeppelins built at Friedrichshafen in the first three war years, named L 1 to L 157. Allied action downed six in England, five in France, two in Belgium, and one at Jutland. Thirteen others were destroyed in accidents. Of the L class, 14 remained in German service, ten for North Sea observation and four in training.

Banner-Herald Friedrichshafen England France Belgium Jutland North Sea

Co-education Growing At University Of Georgia

The Augusta Chronicle notes rising female enrollment at the state university with women entering law and other fields. Dorothy Levy, daughter of Abram and Levy, travels to Athens to pursue law, and several Georgia women are entering the legal profession. Local businessman Harvey J. Reid is praised for progressive support of Athens.

Augusta Ftields Misa Dorothy Levy Abram Levy Athens Tinbersity Levy Georgia Atlanta

Tribune Protests Tariff Debate Warns Against Republican Split

The New York Tribune urges Congress to delay the Fordney McCumber tariff bill amid Republican revolt over potash dues and tariff rates. It argues passage risks party repudiation and national welfare, noting the 1920s political context and potential election consequences.

Tribune New ‘York ‘Tribune Blican Congress The Luis Con Party Republican Party Payne-Aldrich Womper Sue ‘Tribune Ican Cleveland Taft Wilson Engy Legislation Pesset

Hartwell Edition Praises Local Rivalry and Press

Hartwell Sun editor Louie Morris lauds Hartwell as a remarkable city in Hart County and urges readers to visit. The piece highlights the 24 page make up edition and notes China language and trade themes tied to a broader discussion of education and technology.

Hartwell Hervid Hart County Georgia Kiwanis Hartwell Sun Louie Men of Hartwell Oe Morris Franklin H. Tae China Europe Orient

Sacrosanct Word Meaning and Usage

Learn a Word a Day presents sacrosanct defined as sacred and inviolable. From Latin sacer sacred, the term appears in a sentence about postwar interests, noting that English insistence on sacred British interests contrasts with French interests.

France

The Care of the Eyes by Dr. R H Bishop

The color of the iris depends on pigmentation with black being most pigmented and blue least. Foreign bodies should be washed out with warm salt solution. granulated eyelids are common and contagious, often from towels. Injuries early in life cause later eye strain. seek examination and proper treatment promptly.

R. H. Bishop

Royal Game Triumphs Over All Other Sports

Berton Braley celebrates the Royal Game as twenty two players take the field in baseball gridiron and track alike. The poem extols college backups, crowds, pennants, and spirit as youths compete with grit and courage across sports, praising athletic grandeur.

Xaver Lochthrae Bemotha Ares Mlrick NEA Service

The World War by Dr J A Bell Zeppelin tale

Dr Bell recounts the Zeppelin's rise and its inventor Count von Zeppelin who died in 1916. It traces his early cavalry service in Germany and a Civil War US visit as a Prussian attaché, his ascent to captain, captive balloon flight, and shift to serial observation then aeronautics.

Sam Nouas Europe South America China Japan India Asia America Count von Zepplin March England United States Prussia Carl Schurz

The Zeppelin and Its Disappointed Promise in War

A historical overview notes the Zeppelin’s grand costs and high losses, its failed aim to conquer London by air raid, and the decline of dirigibles after costly battles with anti air craft. It cites vast crew casualties, finance strain, and eventual shift to airplanes.

Ars Zepplin London Zeppelin Ceplins William Germany Paris Great Britain

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