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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
4
A Time For Enterprise argues that waiting for perfect conditions never yields. It notes favorable factors like sound currency, ample capital, and steady supply, predicting a coming revival as demand outpaces production and merchants rush to restock. Those seizing chances now will reap profits.
The article outlines how Canada closely watches US bonus legislation, fearing its fate will influence Canadian policy. It notes Liberal treatment of veterans but a growing push for a broader bonus, with financing debates centered on US and Canadian treasuries, a rejected sales tax, and proposals to issue British repayment bonds to fund the payout.
A discussion argues against Republican use of moving picture screens for campaign propaganda. It notes most studios lean Democratic, claims the rumor is likely false, and asserts film companies steer clear of politics to protect business and broad public appeal.
Raymond Poincare has demonstrated notable diplomatic skill as French premier. After succeeding Briand he and Lloyd George held a three hour谈 and smoothed out disagreements over a defensive alliance. Poincare helped steer wartime policy and, while eclipsed by Clemenceau publicly, played a major role in France’s war conduct. It remains uncertain if he can settle remaining French problems.
In October 1910 Athens Banner reports Rev E L Hill, pastor of the Presbyterian church, spoke at the YMCA on The Backsliding Peter and Peter Restored. The talk highlighted Peter as a model of transformation and included plans for a musical cornet solo by J L Morris. The issue also previews local cinema showings and a closing day of the Y demonstration fair.
It is important that the mental condition of a person who is sick be watched very closely, although under no circumstances should he.
The article explains how illness may alter mood from depressed to delirious and stresses careful observation over time. It notes importance of recording sleep duration and quality, appetite, weight, cough, vomiting, and bowel and bladder disturbances as signs requiring medical attention. It also includes a humorous collage of adages and odd statements.
Tom Sims notes business slows when not pursued as winter's hardship hits squirrels that hoarded golf balls while a dark Easter Sky unfolds.
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