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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
4
Effective July 1 1921 subscription rates for the Daily Banner and Sunday issue are listed. Daily Banner one week and one month prices shown, as well as 3 month and year options. All subscriptions payable in advance and discontinued at expiration. Readers with Sunday Banner paid in advance to Sunday Herald receive extension at old duplicate rates.
The Georgia legislature should fund and relieve the State Normal School from a thirty thousand dollar deficit after a year of rising salaries. Without new appropriations, salaries may be cut or faculty may leave, weakening an institution vital to training teachers for both common and higher schools. The school’s continued operation hinges on timely state support.
A Chicago professor presents fourteen questions to define true education, challenging students to measure empathy for good causes, support for the weak, friendships, self respect, and integrity. The passage ponders whether honest work and humble daily tasks can align with high thinking and personal virtue.
A terse exchange questions self worth and perception as a traveler asks if one can see meaning in a muddy roadside puddle or be content in solitude. The dialogue probes inner clarity versus external reflection and isolation.
Roger Babson told New York delegates that business gloom stems from spiritual causes rather than industrial ones. He warned that honest, fair dealing benefits all, while dishonesty breeds conflict, disapproval, and eventual ruin, urging men to embrace policies that treat all parties equally.
A peevish neighbor editorial in The Commerce News criticizes Athens dailies for rate hikes while ignoring that small advertisers benefited from the flat rate. It urges fair exchanges with weekly papers, notes tough times for newspapers, and ends with a stream of unrelated quips and social commentary.
A mixed set of questions and statements cover topics from geography and anniversaries to gemstones and music librettos. It mentions Lima as a capital, Lake Ontario, Minnesota popular names, and a Carmine or Trent reference, with several garbled phrases and unclear targets.
Fragmentary OCR note quotes Lyccer on a program at 46 p m and mentions Miss Garciva Cobb with reading andatory context. The readable text is incomplete and contains garbled names and timing.
The Palace theater managers with Mrs. Estelle Baldwin plan several moving picture evenings for the Summer school members. Sessions are set for Pound Auditorium Saturday nights and University Chapel Tuesday nights starting July 29 at State Normal. Dr. Edwards and Professor Earnest will select films aligned with high educational aims.
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