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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
4
Sanford University professor John P Tatlock argues against co education detailing its perceived social advantages and stronger distraction from study for both sexes. He cites a trend toward frivolity among women and urges a return to segregation to preserve academic focus.
The article portrays Sergeant York as a modest hero whose faith guided him through a near financial ruin. His mortgage of 13000 dollars was paid off by Nashville Rotarians, seen as divine guidance rather than luck. It argues faith as the universal mover of success and urges cultivation of faith to hasten goals.
Capt J H Rucker scored 198 in a billiards game with Dr Herty but table flaws limited further. The first Pansy Club meeting at Miss Nancy Benedict’s Broad Street home elected Rosina Thomas president and A Lama Steele secretary. honorary members Marguerite Thomas and Anita Benedict. Social gathering featured whist and a display of local society names and guests.
Mayor George C. Thomas and City Attorney Austin Bell traveled to Atlanta to appear before the Railroad Commission regarding the rule lisi aimed at Southern Bell. The initial hearing produced extensive evidence, and a second session was adjourned for further reports. No new reduction demand was disclosed. Local tensions included a separate mob incident involving a Blackwell police action in High Point and Greensboro jail transfer. Frank Troutman plans to return for Georgia Commencement.
Ida B. Rothwell of Manchester Ohio describes relief from severe side pain, weakness, and poor appetite after starting Cardus. She says a half bottle helped, then regular use restored strength and she urges others to try it, noting thousands of women have learned of its value and recommend it.
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