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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for Tally and Sunday editions at one, three, and six months and for one year, requests subscribers to report delivery issues promptly, and notes republication rights and exclusive local news content, with the paper’s editorial staff and press membership referenced.
A cautious notice warns the public about income tax scams by fake government agents. It urges citizens to be prompt in payments only to legitimate officials, describes how scammers exploit loyalty, and advises verifying the recipient before sending money.
Federal Judge Landis faces criticism for serving as supreme arbiter of organized baseball while also holding a court position. Critics argue the combined roles conflict with duties and public interest, urging resignation from one post for the judiciary’s sake and decency.
The Georgia Farm Bureau Federation reports ongoing county bureau formation across the state with rapid progress. Four South Georgia counties Coffee Cook Pierce and Berrien join earlier efforts as Tifton plans to extend bureaus nationwide. Only a fraction of counties are organized. goal is every county this year with member totals rising toward two hundred thousand by harvest season.
President elect and Mrs. Harding depart their hometown after a farewell tribute. The couple heads to Washington for the inauguration, speeded on by the affection of their followers and locals.
A verse calls it a shrine where crowds seek a radiance and a divine encounter. It reflects on humanity’s quest for the infinite and a miracle, contrasting sacred space with a modern life shadowed by sin and the hidden rooms it opens within.
Readers recite yesterday’s Kwiz results covering rose diamond facets Fuller’s earth Cheviot fleece Jersey cattle and wool Jersey yarn Lincoln and Washington birth months Leviathan ship alumnus alum alum astringent salts plus new questions on emery blind spots condign punishment ambidextrous bumper crops Forty-niners alabaster adamant Switzerland capital Vancouver Island location
A short local notice urges readers to buy pennants at Mc Gregor's with a 2 for 1 offer for a limited time. The second item reports a Walcott North Dakota veteran misnotified as killed in action in 1918. family efforts to correct the War Department notice have failed.
The article describes a deep vest fashion for young women featuring grown-up lines. It notes a green and black braid outline on a dark blue tricotine mock, white tub satin collar, and provides fabric yardage for medium size 214 yards of 64 inch tricotine and 14 yards of satin. Pictorial Review dress No. S144, sizes 19 to 17 years, price 30 cents.
Yale’s 1922 baseball squad features multiple two and three sport athletes led by Mae Aldrich the star catcher and Wilt Peters the versatile infielder and captain. teammates Crane Murphy Cutler Kernan Hawkes and others play basketball tennis football and more, aiming for triple letter status as Yale expands its athletic talent.
Elbert county farmers packed the courthouse to form the Elbert County Cotton Growers Association to promote the Sapiro California plan for co operative marketing of cotton in Georgia. A state convention in Atlanta on April 9 was called to finalize a Georgia contract and launch the organization among growers. FE. Tate was elected president with Mrs. J Y Swift secretary and a 11 member executive committee named.
A Pretoria editorials honors Woodrow Wilson, arguing his Paris Peace Conference role saved the Covenant of the League of Nations despite a flawed peace. It contends the public misread his failure as failure of Wilson, while the real saving act was the Covenant and future world order. The piece lauds Wilson as a lasting imperial figure alongside Washington and Lincoln.
A brief health warning explains that serious diseases follow colds, increasing risk of influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. It urges rapid cold relief and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a known cure for bad colds.
Bulldogs begin 1921 practice at Sanford Field with about fifty players under Coach Bill White in charge while Coach Stegeman is in Atlanta. Captain Mangum leads veterans as they aim to build a strong offense to defeat Auburn and replicate undefeated seasons from football and basketball.
A real substitute has been manufactured from a spider native to Madagascar. It is claimed the product is far superior in many respects to anything ever devised from real silk, highlighting notable claims of enhanced properties and potential applications.
An ad touts Dr Edwards Dandelion Pills made from vegetables and herbs. It claims to ease constipation digestion and stomach troubles and urges readers to replace other pills with its famed remedy available from local druggists.
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