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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1921

Page

3

Athens Banner News Notice Rights and Publishing Statement

The Athens Banner reports ownership by The Athens Daily News Company at 175 Lumpkin Street Athens Georgia with AP news dispatch rights and republication restrictions. The notice states exclusive rights to free use of all news dispatches and local news publication reserves all republication rights.

Ath. Hy Company Lumpkin Street Athens Georgia Associated Press Ted Press

Subscription rates for 1924 and renewal terms

The notice lists subscription rates for 1924 including daily and Sunday plans with monthly and yearly options. It notes renewals before the date at old rates, validity for city and mail subscribers, and that paid advance Sundays extend at the old rate.

Sunday Banner Sunday Herald

Athens Newspapers Consolidation Pioneers Georgia Trend

Athens regent consolidation of two daily papers is a national pattern, with Virginia and other states already showing multiple mergers. The move is a serious business plan, likely to spread to Brunswick, Rome, and Columbus, aiming to strengthen Athens papers and boost local development.

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Vocational Training for Disabled Soldiers Noted

The federal board handling disabled soldiers training faces criticism for red tape and delays though progress is shown. At the University of Georgia and State College of Agriculture, many disabled veterans excel, earning degrees or pursuing grammar and high school studies and vocational agriculture for those not yet ready for college work.

Federal Board University of Georgia State College of Agriculture

Vocational Training Reforms for Disabled Soldiers Education

The progress of many arriving with little education at the College of Agriculture is highlighted as they rapidly gain life skills on the farm. The federal congress should fix defects in the vocational training system to sustain this vital work until every disabled soldier receives a solid education.

College of Agriculture Congress

Child Victims of Automobiles in Athens Streets

A thoughtful editorial urges safer street play for children and stresses shared responsibility. It notes many accidents occur when a ball or impulse drives a child into traffic and calls on parents schools and drivers to train or act with greater caution to prevent lifelong sorrow.

Athens

A Song of Home Endows Bowery Bread Line

A movement seeks a $50 000 memorial endowment for Stephen Foster to support the New York Bowery bread line. The plan honors the songwriter of Swanee Ribber and other minstrel songs, highlighting home as a lasting value amid hardship. The verse notes home’s comforting, universal appeal and laments displaced ties in pursuit of money.

Stephen Foster Swanee Ribber New York Bowery Bread

The Military Training Camps Appeal to Youth and Employers

The secretary of war urges young men to join summer military training camps and asks business leaders to grant employees leave. Employer cooperation is key to enlistment success, promising health and discipline benefits and a stronger U S military readiness. Germany’s reparations plan is noted as bonds payable far in the future.

United States Germany

A Morning Verse and Vignette by D. & Bickers

A fragmented verse vignette follows two narrators with Jumbled events on a road encounter. The speaker recalls a dangerous impulse and restraint, reflecting on impulse versus consequence and self control in a chaotic roadside moment. The piece then pivots to a vignette about physicians arriving to cure time and pain, followed by a movie listing.

D. & Bickers

Answers to Yester day's Kwiz and quiz topics

A collection of Q A items covering geography biology and history. Questions include Missouri vs Iowa land area, soda water origin, solar engines, Colorado nickname Centennial State, spawn eggs, sponge origins, North Carolina city Salem, Charles Spurgeon, sea squill, stag beetle, Atlantic Times ownership, Stone Mountain, land claims extent, Yankee origin, and Connecticut nickname.

Colorado Mediterranean United States Florida Balin Ishends North Caro Iimacis Winsum- Salem Charles Ludden Spurgeon Anton Atlantic Times Francis Richard Stockton North Duke Stone Mountain

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Athens Resident

Athens resident Mrs W H Walton recalls a five year span of kidney discomfort and back pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Palmer and Son Drug Store. She notes swelling in feet and ankles, improvement after use, and ongoing preventive benefits from the remedy.

Athens Mra W. H. TH. Walton Strong St Doan Down Palmer & Son Down's Foster-Milburn Buffalo

Summer School Assembly Program Highlights

The summer session offers events from July 4 to July 28 featuring talks by Congressman Upshaw, Professor Ramirez, Hodgson duo, Miss Cobb and assistants, and a diploma ceremony led by Chancellor Barrow. Moving picture nights at Palace Theater and Pound auditorium run on select Saturdays and Tuesdays with high quality films and educational shorts curated by Dr. Edwards and Prof Earnest.

America World Liberty William D. Upshaw Porto Rico It. W. Ramirez Hugh Leslie Hodgson Kate Blake Hodgson New Paris Madame L. Lustrat Carolyn Cobb May Brown Etk Ada T. Lemon Barrow Department of Music Estelle Baldwin Moving Pictures Palace Theater Pound Auditorium University Chapel Summer School Edwards Earnest Joel New Palace Theater State Normal

Last Sunday Y Meeting Addressed By Nix

Last Sunday Y Meeting Will Be Addressed By Nix at the boys Sun club gathering in the City Y M C A building at 3 30. Morton Hodgson Abbit Nix and W T Forbes will lead a preparatory program with live features. The session will emphasize the Cha tooga camp July 6 to 19 offering hints and suggestions for attendees.

Chafooga Morton Hodgson Abbit Nix W. T. Forbes Forbes Chatooga

Women Describe Menopause Relief From Natural Remedy

A middle aged woman from Minnesota reports hot flashes during life transitions and credits a vegetable compound advertised in a newspaper. She states it brought good results and recommends acting to friends, while noting privacy and confidence in the letters offered by the company.

E. Pinkham Angeles Lydia

Escape of Clarke County convict Félix Lundey from county farm

Félix Lundey, a negro convict sent from Clarke County for shooting at a man, escaped yesterday afternoon around 2 o'clock from the county farm and was at large last night. He had previously shot at a woman in East Athens and was wounded in the ankle by Athens police. He pleaded guilty to the charge and served six months in the chain gang, but illness limited his labor and he remained at the farm on light tasks before slipping away.

Felix Lundey Clarke County Lundey Athens East Athens

Fragmented notes on a mulatto arrestee and wartime cost figures

The report references a 22 year old mulatto named Hov with a crippled right ankle from an arrestee wound and a series of disjointed phrases. It also notes army shoe costs at $6.73 a year ago and 83:43 currently, with fragmented lines about Nippon and a Marion Star clipping mentioning China and a travel remark.

Winterville Hov Anargon Barbes New York

Audit Bureau of Circulations standards and banner status

The text explains strict circulation auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It notes yearly proof audits, double checks by publishers, and public availability of audited proofs. It mentions The Banner as a member and cites 1716 bureau members nationwide and Canada, emphasizing transparent, verifiable circulation data.

Bureau of Circulations Audit Bureau Audit Bureau of Circulations United States Canada

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