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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
3
The Colonial Theater presents Civilization today with a 3:00 matinee and 8:30 evening show, continuing tomorrow. Prices range from 25 to 1.00 dollars, and Haugney's Orchestra provides the music as Ince's panoramic war film earns high praise from the Times-Union.
The Hon. Joseph H. Mayor writes to William Eliott, F. Ray Comstock and Giorris Gest praising the play Experience seen in Providence. He commends its strong moral lesson without preaching and plans to see it again at Colonial Monday evening.
A Buenos Aires clipping reports La Razon Jan 8 1917 describing King Oncashama heir to the Inca crown declaring war on Kaiser Wilhelm. It notes German colonists’ advance into Jeveros territory near Brazilian colonies and claims the war aims to defend the Jeveros code against the high cost of living and perceived German threats. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills in the ad at the end.
A brief public notice advocates malaria control and systemic improvement, urging action and investment. It references health aims and community effort, emphasizing lasting impact and resilience.
In Swainsboro Georgia Frank Mangum editor of the Forest Blade and Professor C A Keith Swainsboro school principal clashed in the post office lobby over school policy and a forthcoming editorial. Keith plans a response Friday with Mangum promising further action as both face mayor court trials.
A reflective aphorism on human blindness and the great blessings within reach. If we shut our eyes we stumble in darkness while seeking what lies inside us. The quote stresses inner perception over external search.
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