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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
2
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British observers debate Japan's entry into Far Eastern talks and the Open Door policy. They question Japan's aims in Manchuria and Mongolia, noting contracts by Chinese officials and the strategic value of rail links to defense. Critics warn excluding China from Washington could doom any permanent Far East settlement.
The Grand Army of the Republic convention in Indianapolis denounced the Ku Klux Klan. Veterans joined in a formal denunciation during the Wednesday session of the gathering.
Miss Coo Cooper, collected by the New York Zoological Society, describes her jungle expedition in Brazil and her aim to depict reptiles and insects alive for reference volumes. She made 300 paintings for future color designs and notes the life, food, and dangers of field work.
Advertisement claims Solvax kidney tablets ease kidney aches when taken regularly. Sold by allists with a guarantee of refun ding money if not satisfied. Includes price note.
Secretary Hughes and wife noted at a gathering as energetic members push for subscriptions and votes. A special ballot offers 100 000 extra votes for each $20 in subscriptions, running from Monday to next Saturday, with prizes including magnificent automobiles.
A committee led by J Warren Smith D I Miller and Holnenay with the Fa Bureau secured 296.50 from merchants at noon Wednesday to back prizes for the hardonto fair. Additional funds expected within a week as Morton and Morton corn provide support.
Clarke pig club members will hold special exhibit sizes funded by philanthropy from Athens citizens and awards will be given to those with top displays at the October event. Following this, the Clarke clubs will exhibit at the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta and the State Fair in Macon, with county fairs also on the schedule. The Clarke club won the state fair last week and Jones Purcell, the county agent, anticipates a bigger showing this year as plans proceed.
Since schools opened, over 400 children received smallpox vaccine and several hundred typhoid serum under County Health Officer J C Applewhite. He began a system-wide annual examination, finding generally good health with only a few typhoid cases and widespread dental issues among pupils.
The James Music Company advertises in stock pianos from Conover Cable Kingsbury and Wellington. Each make is a standard American piano widely found in homes in the area. A large stock is on hand with flexible purchase terms and an invitation to visit and consult before buying.
In Iarlotte North Carolina a long running show titled Marolina ends after a continuous run of days. The city and patrons note the closure as the exhibit wraps up its final performances with lingering public interest.
James A. Holloman, tax expert and author for the Atlanta Constitution, will address Kiwanis Rotary and other civic clubs at a Thursday two o clock luncheon in the Georgian dining room. He recently toured the southern states gathering first hand tax condition facts and will share insights and surprising information in his talk.
Weems reports YMCA summer program in Athens expanded its scope across many sections. Athletic activities including basketball games among city teams strengthened citizen bonds and enriched youth development through vocational and physical programs led by the director and staff.
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