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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for Sunday editions at one month and three months and longer terms, with rates indicated as 1.50 for six months and one year. It also includes a standard AP copyright statement about republication rights and exclusive use for local news.
The market summary shows New Orleans cotton prices with tone weak and middling levels and various opening highs and lows. Chicago grain prices list corn and other grains with Sept and July bids and mixed futures, while foreign money rates and a market letter from H. & B. Beers discuss trading sentiment amid British labor news and coal strike implications.
The University of Goa summer program under Dr. T J Wotter expects about a thousand students for Tuesday morning registration. Increased attendance each year signals growing popularity as accommodations are arranged at the University and State Normal School. The earlier start offers a vacation before local school openings.
A historical note recalls Gov Hugh M. Dorsey's upcoming retirement after four years as Georgia's chief executive. It praises his fearless enforcement and dedicated service while acknowledging legislative expenses beyond his control and the state's overall financial burden.
The Lawrenceville News-Herald reprints an 1876 editorial by Col Tyior.Rew editor Gwinnett ld, noting timeless themes. It recalls a tale of farmers facing scarcity, money tightness, and a rush to cotton profits amid looming hardship and warlike nerves.
Fragmentary lines describe a greeting of Good Morning and a cryptic personal verse. The passage mentions two men and an intimate relationship, with hints of a burdened day being lightened. Tone resembles a private poetic exercise with unfinished thoughts.
Fragmented quiz text with scattered questions about astronomy time measures water clocks birthstones sailing signals geography and state facts. The readable bits reference Michigan Detroit Minnesota and Texas rivers but many items are garbled.
A brief notice reports a patient in Athens relieved from long standing kidney trouble after using a remedy sold by Foster and Co. The ad claims two years of no return and notes availability at all dealers.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions rain, a city, Teidia and Treidia, and references to poets and rosette items. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or proper names to form a complete news item.
Market notes show Philadelphia and Norfolk bids steady at 10.40 cents per pound while Savannah remains at 10.00 cents. The report references Cities Service Securities and comments by Henry L. Doherty & Co on wage earners' living standards. Official quotations appear mixed with debentures and preferred stock details.
The schedule lists games for June and July featuring teams such as Wild Cats Eagles Tigers Bear Cats Wig Cats Buffaloes Maltser and Bull Dogs. Several dates are given with matchups and venues, followed by a roster of participants and local organizers.
A melodramatic mystery romance adapted from Ben Ames Williams with Frank Mayo stars at the Elite. A wager pits two youths as three girls are chosen, one boy must fall in love within thirty days, a weekend at a country estate ends in a luxury diamond theft and a surprising resolution. Eddie Polo also appears.
The note appears to reference profit and advertising, mentioning a banner watt ads and a phone number 75. No clear persons or organizations are identified. The fragment suggests a promotional or marketing context without verifiable events or outcomes.
Owen Moore returns to the Palace theater in A Divorce of Convenience a bright farce written for him by Victor Heerman. Directed by Robert Bilis the comedy features Katharine Perry Nita Naldi with a strong supporting cast and is billed with a Sunshine Comedy The Jan Stor.
The Palace shows Owen Moore in Divorce of Convenience and the Sunshine comedy The Janitor this Saturday. Frank Mayo stars in Fighting Lover and King of the Circus at the Palace. The Strand offers Neal Hart in Sky Fire for Saturday only and lists cast members and local names associated with the programs.
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Washington reports season cotton seed and meal figures with May 31 on hand at 130 474 tons, down from 139 something last year. Exports and refined products show varied changes, while the period compares favorably for some measures.
Classifieds note readers can call phone number 75 to place want ads and reach a large local audience seeking goods, services, or listings.
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