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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
3
The 1920 census shows Georgia with more women than men and a high female voting potential. If women register and vote, they could influence offices and policy, with predictions of shifting political power and business leadership across the state. The article discusses population shifts, civic roles, and the push for Georgia products amid postwar efforts.
A reflective poem contrasts reviving faith with the difficulty of sustaining it. The speaker recalls planting, nurturing, and watching a seed grow only for doubt to gnaw at its heart. A second attempt attempts to revive the weed, noting the harder task of reviving what failed. Love and envy follow as moral contrasts.
A compiled quiz key covering nautical terms lunar phases monarchy monarchs measurement and global facts. Questions span vessel steerage arctic geography Antarctic continent Asia population conifers conning-tower fulcrum Asa Hobart Mackinac Straits oleograph caribou and other general knowledge items.
S. H. Dunbar J. K. Patrick and H. G. Story withdraw from Chas L. Rice Co. Future firm to include Chas L. Rice J. W. Freeman and J. W. Porter. Dated April 4 1921. Card of Thanks from Mrs G W McLeroy Oscar and Bob Osborn for kindness and flowers after the death of Evie Osborn.
The Banner notes renewed weakness in markets as Liverpool reports general selling amid a serious British labor outlook. It cites rising English consols, expected ministerial address, and fertilizer sales data. Cotton prices in New York and New Orleans stay steady with thin trading activity and spot rates around 11.65c.
Stella Linz of Evansville reports relief from irregular periods and cramping after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes fewer cramps and less sickness during menses and urges others with similar symptoms to consider the remedy.
A fragmentized note speaks of planting two gardens as a metaphor for thoughts blooming. The speaker muses on space, mental growth, and a creative impulse that may overflow like blossoms.
An old circular promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for acute catarrh and recurring colds. It claims the medicine builds up the system, cleanses the blood, and reduces inflammation by acting internally through the blood on mucous surfaces.
Mrs D J Shelley of Earlville New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her daughter Anta of a severe cold and cough years ago and she endorses its use for throat and lung troubles. The remedy contains no narcotic and is a pleasant syrup suitable for children.
Sloshing around in wet weather triggers rheumatic pains, but Sloan's Liniment quickly relieves pains from strains sprains and neuralgia without staining skin. It penetrates, warms, and soothes muscles. available in 35e 75c and 1.40 sizes with the largest bottle six times the smallest.
In Chicago grain trading today the market shows steady tone across the calendar months from June to December with prices holding near prior levels as traders await clearer signals on demand and weather. Local exchanges reflect cautious sentiment among producers and buyers ahead of summer harvest developments.
Letters of administration were granted to G A Booth on the estate of G M Booth and C D Flanigen on the estate of Mary N Flanigen. The court granted a year's support to Mrs Martha A Willingham and released suriter in the W S Hale case. A habeas corpus for Valeum Hudson was dismissed. The will of Mrs Jennie W Willard was probated. The court adjourned to Monday April 11 for further matters.
The Georgian Organization of the American Legion will host a July Fourth celebration in Atlanta with Maj. Gen Peter C. Harris as guest of honor. Harris will address the state Legion meeting in Columbus on July 5. He is a Kingston Georgia native West Point graduate and brother of Senator William J. Harris.
An advertisement from Cumberland Chemical Co at 160 Barry Block Nashville Tennessee claims Men-sextonique restores strength for weak nervous rundown despondent conditions with satisfactory results or no charge and offers a free book by writing for it.
The piece is hailed as a top Gilbert and Sullivan show with witty satire and catchy melodies. It features mortals and ghosts in a melodrama burlesque and enjoyed a successful New York run before coming to the Colonial Theater on the 14th.
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