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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
4
Hite, a member of the Audit Bureau, joins Associated Press circles in a professional capacity. The move places him among industry experts shaping circulation standards and media measurement practices within the broader AP network.
The piece argues that true Christmas spirit surpasses gift giving and festive displays. It asserts the birth of Christ 1921 years ago on December 25 brought lasting spiritual codes for humanity, transforming Christmas into a period of peace, charity, and moral renewal beyond a holiday.
A chaotic humorous column argues that Georges Carpentier will be made an officer in the Order of Physical Education by France, elevating a prizefighter’s manager to knight. It mocks democracy’s rise, notes historical ties of titles to combat, and envisions a shift toward public service honors over hereditary nobility.
In an Ohio county a new plan bonds out orphans to homes and uses boarding houses for care. It claims comparable cost to institution maintenance, better home life and education, and does not block free homes. The scheme is new, needs trial and careful assessment to gauge merits.
The article notes a shift in loan borrowing from London to New York for the British Empire and Queensland government, stirring comment among British partisans. It frames New York as the new global financial hub and warns Britain may react to protect London’s role in future lending.
National good faith is urged as the basis for peaceful dispute settlement. The text condemns breach of faith and savage methods, stressing cooperation for mutual welfare in international relations and the need to persuade nations that good faith pays both publicly and privately.
A verse reflecting Christmas Sunday contrasts birth and resurrection with unfinished mission. The prose recounts William Lyron MacKenzie, an Ontario autonomy activist, who led a 1837 rebellion at Navy Island, fled to the United States, faced trial in Buffalo, and spent jail terms before later pardon and return to Canada.
A meditation on December altruism and Christmas spirit. The piece notes how December purchases often go to others, not the buyer, fueling community goodwill and a shared sense of love. It ties this anonymous benevolence to the manger and the Christian reminder of God’s self denying love.
Rochester N Y William Lyon MacKenzie King Premier elect of Canada holds the distinction of head of government as the new leader. The report notes his ascent and role in guiding Canada through looming political transitions. King's leadership marks a notable continuation of Mackenzie King’s political legacy in Ottawa.
United States Justice agents arrived in Augusta to investigate reports of alleged peonage in Richmond and nearby counties. Two sharecroppers testified of cruel treatment by landlords after they attempted escape with a portion of produce and utensils. A prominent Augusta woman also corroborated abuse at a bare cropper’s home, describing beatings and famiy hardship. Commissioner Skinner called the cases alarming and urged federal action.
Last year's premium income for Lloyds world's large insurance firm exceeded 250 million dollars with marine insurance contributing 90 million dollars. A fragment mentions a baby bottle nipple protection by a string and wrapping in newspaper to keep contents warm. It notes Eckersall and Brickley as football drop kickers and advertises RAT-SNAP pest control by Citizens Pharmacy with prices 35c 65c and 1.25.
A short ad explains how weak blood weakens nerves and endurance, causing despondency and fatigue. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy that restores red blood cells and vitality, available in liquid and tablet forms through druggists.
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