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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1922
Page
2
A serialized domestic tale follows Peggins and Jack as they navigate independence after marriage. Jack visits Mrs. Herrod, an older social mentor, with Peggins reluctantly joining. Peggins contemplates trust, jealousy, and future conflicts as the couple confronts evolving boundaries. The scene ends with unsettled tension and a tease of further developments.
Lady Astor formerly Nancy Langhorne of Virginia plans her first U s visit since becoming the first woman MP in Britain She will speak at mass meetings in New York Baltimore and Chicago and attend the National League of Women Voters and Pan American Conference of Women events in April 1929 Her talks aim to describe women s contributions to government in Europe since their political activity began
A University of Ohio professor addresses a Congress of Disciples of Christ arguing modern moral ideals arise from democracy and Christianity. He contrasts science, democracy, and Christian ethics, praising truth seeking and moral courage while noting debates over evolution and the Trinity.
The passage notes science requiring reversal of common religious notions such as original sin. It cites Wells Outline of History as a positive sign and mentions John Dewey as suggesting the age is forming a new poetry, art, and expression of religion. The tone reflects tension yet growing constructive tendencies.
Preparations proceed at Philadelphia navy yard to place the battleship Iowa in readiness for a future scuttling near Cape Henry. The Iowa, famed as an old fighter and radio controlled vessel, loses its crew as the radio gear transfers to the destroyer Dickerson. Escorted by the Dickerson, the Iowa is to sail under her own power later this month, then be sunk in view of the Atlantic fleet.
The idea of breaking up a seaworthy warship is as grim as execution to sailors. The Jawa will sink in its own element, likely by shellfire from dreadnought guns, with few mourners. Details say armor tests and new projectiles will intensify the testing program as older ships are stripped and preserved.
A vintage ad extols 5 S S S as a blood purifier that builds new blood cells and banishes rheumatism from joints and muscles. It claims to restore vitality, urging readers to obtain a bottle for their mother or loved one and touts larger sizes for economy.
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