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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
2
Combined military and civil authorities investigated an attempted bombing of a Louisv ille Southern train on the L and N line at Fulton Springs, about four miles from Birmingham. A fuse triggered an explosion that did not injure anyone and caused limited equipment damage as the train passed.
Short regional forecast notes fair to moderate temps tonight into Wednesday for South Carolina and Georgia. Florida mostly partly cloudy in the north with showers in the south through Wednesday. Alabama: clear tonight and Wednesday.
In Athens relatives of Miss E. H. Jackson report a double marriage announcement from France. Mademoiselle Marie Antoinette Cardieu of Maleissye wed Mr. Gaston Maupeau d Ableiges, and Gaston Mauprou d Ableizes wed Mademoiselle Marie Antonine Cardieu. The weddings took place September 6 1922 at Saint Louise Church near Brest, with receptions at Kersteare and Monbalt castles.
L H Glenn of Rochelle Wilcox county will succeed James I Hicks as assistant commissioner of agriculture. Hicks resigns to become traveling representative for Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co in Georgia and Alabama starting October 1. Glenn is a prominent farmer and businessman in Wilcox county.
Katherine Campbell, winner of the Miss America title at Atlantic City, continues to draw national attention with her beauty tips in a Herald feature. Marian Hale reports on Campbell’s second article sharing her regimen and routines.
Mary Katherine Campbell credits health and a mother who taught outdoor life and regular meals. She champions swimming as the best exercise and notes riding, tennis, golf, dancing, and driving as activities. She emphasizes fresh air, cold and warm baths, orange juice, vegetables, and limiting meat, plus early hours for health and beauty.
The armistice conference to arrange a cessation of hostilities between Greeks and Turkish nationalists was decided for October around Madania if Angora accepts Allied peace terms. Hamid Bey pressed Britain for pledges not to reinforce Chanak and the U S may send an observer. Fears of a Turkish invasion and renewed persecution shadow Constan tinople as Greek residents brace for possible violence. A music recital by Miss Margaretha Morris is noted at the Normal School tonight.
A Brazilian fish lacks a tail and dorsal fin. It achieves high speed through a rapid rippling motion of its large elongated lower fin, providing propulsion and balance in open water.
The article describes two children’s dress models with details on fabric choices like organdy hems, gingham accents, appliqué, and raglan sleeves. It lists yardage guidance for sizes and notes finishings such as frills and neck sleeves. Prices and transfer mention appear briefly.
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