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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1921

Page

6

FASANTS STILL FIGHT BOLSHEVIK

Prague dispatch reports widespread peasant revolts in Ukraine since 1917 amid Bolshevik rule. Article cites mass mobilizations, food seizures, and deportations as authorities crack down while peasants resist foreign rule and central authority.

Associated Press Prague Aubey Ukraine Cosfe Hotman Ter Constantinople Russia Ural

Local tensions flares amid threats and disappearances

The article notes reprisals against Bolshevik detachments with reports of many who disappear without a trace. It claims cases exist where communists have been buried alive by the score, underscoring a climate of public safety concerns and political violence.

Greensboro Prepares for Ninth Good Roads Convention

Greensboro North Carolina readies for the Ninth Annual Convention of the United States Good Roads Association the Bankhead National Highway Association and the U S Good Roads Show set for April 18 to 23. Creensboro decorates with flags and bunting as delegates arrive on April 17 and 18. Director General Rountree will open the first meeting on Monday night with welcomes from Gov. Cameron Morrison Col Benn Cameron and Sen F P Hobgood. Citizens offer social entertainments and a hearty Greensboro welcome to all attendees.

Greensboro N. C United States Good Roads Association Bankhead National Highway Association U. S Rountree Cameron Morrison State of North Carolina Col Bennehan Cameron Good Roads Associations F. P Hobgood

Health as a woman's greatest asset ad

The cheerful woman with erect head and glowing health contrasts with the backache ridden woman. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring weak women to health and strength, urging every sufferer to try it as Judgment Day nears. Millions living will never die.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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