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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
4
The Athens Banner lists subscription options for Pally and Sunday and Daily and Sunday plans including one month, three months priced at 1.51, six months at 5, and one year at 6.00. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to use news dispatches and local news published herein.
Ex Speaker Champ Clark dies marking the end of a long career as a Missouri congressman. He served since 1893, supported Wilson at key moments, and was beloved across the West and South. Flags half-mast honored him as the last congressman elected by Missouri.
The writer lauds Commissioner Price as conscientious and fair, urging fair appraisal of the railroad commission’s rate rulings. Criticism from outsiders is deemed unjust unless based on full evidence, noting Price’s integrity and insisting that increases must be justified by presented facts before the commission.
A verse and vignette satirize early days of a new Republican presidency. The piece notes little changes in daily life such as prices and stamps while hinting at broader shifts in government. It contrasts hospitality and open doors with tepid welcome and imagery of a gun rising from the east.
Puzzle words cover porcelain China Rombazine emulsion text book and more. Questions include states borders California isthmus burial place of England’s dead lungs size O Henry alias and other terms with terse misprints.
The first annual meeting of the Georgia Historical Society after consolidation will be held in Macon on April 29. Officers elected after reorganization include President Andrew J. Cobb Athens and Vice presidents Otis Ashmore Savannah Alex C. King Atlanta Lawton B. Evans Augusta plus secretary treasurer Otis Ashmore and librarian William Harden, all of Savannah.
A district church lists services and events for the week including Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m evening service at 8 p m and the Lord s Supper. The Synagogue and Harmony Sewing Circle meet during the week with confirmations and auxiliary meetings announced. Rev A G Richards and Pastor HW M Quillian oversee sermons prayers and youth activities.
Rev E J Hill presides as pastor with 11am and 8pm services at Athens churches. Dr Henry H Sweets of Louisville will preach and speak at UGA chapel Monday. Sunday school times and open air meetings listed. Cardinal schedule includes First Baptist East Athens and Prince Avenue congregations with revival themes and evening sermons on Revelation.
Central Presbyterian invites strangers and students to services led by Pastor Samuel J. Cartledge with 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Oconee Street Methodist lists 11 a.m. sermon by Rev G F Venable presiding elder and 8 p.m. sermon by the pastor with Wednesday prayer at 8 p.m. The study begins Acts chapter one.
An advertisement feature tells of a woman who suffered nervousness and female trouble yet found relief using a advertised medicine. She claims increased energy, ability to work, and praise for the product’s effects, noting the lack of relief from doctors. The piece imitates a testimonial style.
A woman recalls years of weakness and exhaustion until Cardul built her up restoring sleep appetite and energy. She credits the tonic with lifting her condition after other remedies failed and urges others to try it if they feel run down by female troubles and low vitality.
The speech urges a disciplined economy and fiscal justice, warning that no government can solve all problems. It calls for reduced war-time distortions, price normalization, and renewed productivity, stressing industrial peace, tariffs aligned with home demand, and service to the common good as the nation retools for peacetime prosperity.
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