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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
4
Daily and Sunday rates listed for one month three months six months and one year. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to published news dispatches and local news in this paper with all republication rights reserved.
Speculation from cotton belt sections indicates acreage reductions for 1921, though it remains uncertain and experimental. Farmers could follow intelligent guidance to limit plantings, avoiding overproduction and aiming for a living price. Secretary Wallace endorses organizing farmers into strong marketing groups to improve selling power and reduce reliance on policy relief.
The piece extols spring fishing as a unifying outdoor passion, contrasting city youth with country boys. It notes nature's awakening, the lure of trout, and the advantage of rural familiarity with fishing spots, while mentioning learning from Roosevelt’s country field and forest values.
A narrative about a businessman who finds value beyond the classroom in fishing and country life. It praises nature as a teacher, detailing how observation, patience, and outdoor toil shape independence, moral sense, and leadership in youth, with references to Thompson Seton and biblical figures.
A recent edition argues persistency builds demand. It cites Samuel Merwin on people not appreciating a product without being told it is good. Pears soap is noted for halting persistent ads after decades, then failing without their reputation. The piece stresses keeping a clear message visible to convert first victory into lasting success.
A verse reflecting on mercy in law and society. It weighs mercy to criminals against protection of the majority, arguing mercy should first serve the greater number. The piece also includes a brief reflection on business and idleness by D G Bickers.
A man bursts into a general store panting and declares he needs a nickel mouse trap to catch no train, in a brisk, humorous Drexerd quip captured in the local brief.
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In Idaho a schoolteacher has supposedly taken up banditry as a sideline and is said to be managing to make ends meet. The Western Mineral Survey notes the claim from Salt Lake City, reflecting the era’s humor about risk and reform.
Boaton Transcript quotes remark on social friction and reputation. A sharp exchange hints at a figure with wide connections yet limited association. The line implies social politics and local intrigue without detailing events or identities.
Disjointed clippings note varied items from President Harding pitching an opener in the American League to talk of party formation by Henry Watterson and debates on college admissions in Princeton and Georgia. A comic verse and a Lincoln quote close the fragment.
Critics across major New York papers hail Gilbert and Sullivan’s Ruddigore as unmatched in wit and charm. Alexander Woolcott calls it the finest humor, while others dub it top entertainment. audience turnout reaches 92,048 in eight weeks with a weekly average near 12,000.
A fragment asserts fatonic stops heartburn and aids nervous spells while Eaton’s product claims to remove excess acid and gases to restore digestion. It promotes taking a tablet after meals with a pharmacist’s guarantee and mentions low cost per box.
The western disturbance crosses the region bringing showers. Showers likely Thursday in northern Georgia. Temperatures barely change, possibly slightly colder Thursday night. It remains cold in the far northwest with Sheridan at 18 and Hapre at 20 degrees. A couple of showery days are indicated.
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