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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
2
ELWAH CLARKE Chapter of the D A R will hold its regular monthly meeting at the regent's home 334 Prince avenue Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
A historical notice highlights the role of Christian education in nation building. It cites Robert E Lee’s example, endorsing youth training and the broader aims of the Methodist church to educate and sustain the South through schools like Wethington college and allied missions.
The report notes Dr J H Smith from Atlanta is confined in a hospital and much improved. Halls leave to MG and visit. Mr Homer Thompson, longtime Georgia athlete, was in the city yesterday on business.
A fragmented notice extols Chamberlain's Cold Remedy as excellent medicine. It claims widespread praise among friends and even animals, urging readers to try it for a cold and touting its speedy benefits.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Dresa No 9055 and Jim with phrases 0 8 aches at Price. Details are unclear but indicate a catalog or labeling entry with assigned numbers and a person. No event or outcome is evident.
A discussion on Christian influence guiding reconstruction and education under Methodist Episcopal Church South after conflict. Emphasizes church responsibility to expand and improve educational institutions and sustain national destinies.
Elberton, Ga April 26. The Winterville team defeated the Elberton squad 12 to 7 in a tight game. Winterville’s batting and strong hitting fueled the win while Elberton struggled to connect with Collo’s pitches. Umpire Brown presided over a 2 05 game as Batterion Coite Hancock and Milligan/Addins contributed in the field.
An editorial promotes a Federal Land Bank bond as a six percent tax free security delivering prosperity to farmers and merchants alike. It urges readers to buy, notes available blanks in Columbia South Carolina, and directs to Peoples Bank and local officials for purchases.
Fragmentary OCR text references routes and positions with unclear names. Contains garbled terms and missing context, making a precise headline and summary difficult to determine.
An advertisement appeals to Clarke County farmers to subscribe to bonds backed by the Federal Land Bank, noting 6 percent interest and 10 percent down. Denominations include 40, 100, 500, and 1000 dollars or larger. Subscriptions must be sent to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia by May 1.
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