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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner offers daily and Sunday editions with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates. Subscriptions must be prepaid, and readers are urged to report late deliveries. The paper notes Associated Press rights and republication policies for its news dispatches.
In a caucus critique a writer urges that compulsory military training be adopted nationwide. The piece argues world war preparation proved the need, claims training beforehand would save costs, and urges Democrats to endorse a strong platform plank on compulsory training for national strength.
A London clergyman offers free rides to parishioners to and from church citing the need for return to regular worship. The piece urges all members to attend service promptly, support clergy, and renew spiritual commitment as a civic duty and communal obligation.
A compiled set of definitions and quiz questions covering Joshua Reynolds iconoclast peat and timber cruiser terms, Lord Lister antiseptic methods, Washington Irving Rip Van Winkle, Burgard Bay, criminal code, and a list of literary and geographic trivia questions.
A reflective sermon argues true patriotism Rejects blind support and urges moral national renewal. It honors fallen heroes and cites John Jones's Americanism to emphasize duty to defend freedom and oppose tyranny. The piece stresses righteous nationalism tied to faith and memory.
A vivid slice of childhood: Jimmie sneaks out to play marbles despite cold, damp mornings. His mother up late mends stockings while he dashes to school early and longs to join the game. His worn shoes and roughened nails mirror a tough season as friends continue onward.
A collage of Q and A exchanges covers precious metals morality film casting and travel myths. It notes buyers do not pay for plated ware and provides contact for actor William Scott via Fox Film in New York. It also cites a travel caution about Americans seeking ocean passage and includes brief verse commentary from Dan Bickers and gossip about wealth and heirs.
A brief notice lists gasoline filling stations in Rapidlyton with Francis Hailey Jr contact details. The entry notes a price and telephone reference for inquiries.
Spot prices steady with improved demand in Liverpool listings. US cotton sales dominated by American lots totaling about 9,300 while receipts included 26,000 American goods. futures closed up modestly from the prior close amid a quiet tone. New York and New Orleans exchanges showed steady to firm tones with Midling near 37.76c at New York and around 35.80 to 36.52 in New Orleans.
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