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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1920
Page
12
A local call circulates to place Palmer on the April ballot amid national interest. Supporters argue his residence in Pennsylvania is the main hurdle while praising his alignment with Wilson administration and the nation’s challenging era.
The Athens community awakens to housing needs as city records show rising building permits and plans for many new homes. Rentals rise while some homes are repurposed for tenants, with hotel accommodations also in demand as postwar expansion continues. Local residents urged to act now to support growth and secure housing.
An obituary notes the death of Judge Willem de Newntn. The brief report gives few details but marks the loss of a local legal figure and reflects on his service and impact.
Answers cover anatomy language and ancient Greece, with items on jade and Ghent. The second set asks about orchids Soviet ark Greek slave parlor Bolshevist cliff dwellers The Man Without a Country sealing wax stand patter Mary Garden and mahogany origins.
A lively verse praising Monday's child and her grace. The text wishes sunny days and growing happiness for the world, hoping for more beings full of beauty, love, and joy who bless a hungry world.
A reader asks about ancient and modern world wonders, a state motto, normal blood temperature, U S recognition of Ireland, Ireland population and Cork, birthday stones by month, Marine enlistment headquarters, and Adelina Patti history. Answers cover pyramids to X rays, Chicago as city motto site, 98.6 F, no U S recognition of a republic claim, 4.4 million with Cork as largest city, list of birthstones, 887 Dearborn Street Chicago, and Patti’s death in Wales on Sept 27, 1919.
New York cotton prices and Chicago ruling prices listed. Spot cotton markets show scattered steady to firm quotes with New York at 38.75 cents and Galveston at 41.25 cents, other cities reporting similar steady levels.
A terse message attributed to Mrs. Thomas urges women to pursue practical skills and self reliance. The article notes a delivery truck incident involving a male driver and a Bron dealership, prompting local readers to discuss responsibilities and community roles.
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