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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
3
The Associated Press reports a drop in per capita meat intake in 1920 vs 1919, with a rise in veal and calf marketing. Overall meat and lard consumption fell, while pork exports declined and substitutions with other foods increased. Georgia notes similar shifts as foods with life-giving elements rise in popularity.
The YMCA holds a Friday banquet at 6 p m to honor junior prep basketball teams and celebrate the recent athletic events. Medals will be presented to all contestants. Tickets are available at the YMCA. Ramblers Club organized a hike to Beech Haven last Saturday with the Junior A group. Junior B plans a hike soon.
The First Presbyterian Church plans a regular quarterly communion service Sunday morning at twelve o’clock. The preparatory service will be held in the Sunday room tonight at eight o’clock. Members of the congregation are urged to attend.
The report records Governor Sareends mansion reception for Mr Brown and Brown being named to the industrial move committee and related staff attendance at a banquet.
A brief satirical verse and short anecdote mark April Fools' Day. The reader is teased about rhymes and songs, with a playful note from D. G. B. and a simple quip about a wise man fooling friends. The fragment reflects light literary humor and a dated newspaper voice.
The questions cover anatomy, linguistics, exploration history, fashion terms, and currency. This item lists quiz answers and definitions including the ulna nerve, saga, Norse epic, Sir John Franklin, bon ton, farrier, farthing, currency, Arabian Sea, and cursory examination. It ends with two unanswered questions.
In Atlanta a man named Lee Doone or Dobbs was arrested after a strike speech at the strikers’ headquarters allegedly advocating dynamiting bridges and removing rail lines. He is said to have been attacked or assaulted by G. M. Denton during the night, and is tied to events surrounding an Atlanta strike.
R Employes Lay PS race R Employes Lay PS race locacy hia Ie batted employes tonight proposal be fore President r a confer ence between labor some railroads in an attempt to settles the whole transportation confronting the country so far as labor is concerned.
Reports claim millions of workers may walk out in a nationwide wave if coal miners rail workers and related unions join a threatened stoppage next week. The political and economic impact raise fears of widespread disruption across industries and transportation networks.
President will receive Madame at the White House in Washington as associates report. A gram valued at $100,000 is presented on behalf of the tea society.
New Orleans market quotes show lower spirits amid British miners strike risks and potential railway action. Analysts note ample coal and idle tonnage in the U S to cushion declines, with cotton exports to Europe discussed as bankers plan credit expansions.
The Cordele Dispatch critiques Georgia farming and crops with a satirical tone. It surveys onion prices and a threatened peach crop, while lampooning local politics and publication woes with wry humor and editorial quips.
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