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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
4
A speech urging global unity through better understanding across races languages and customs. It argues isolation worsens conflict and notes modern advances bring peoples closer yet selfishness breeds injustice. It calls for widespread effort to reduce provincialism and foster peace through mutual understanding.
A Washington rumor claims President Harding is disappointed by a split Republican Party and a stalled agenda. It suggests he may veto any unsatisfactory soldier bonus bill, while Congress resists his leadership and delays constructive action, leaving little hope for significant policy this term.
A garbled wartime style recap recalls the Weather Bureau bulletin warning of the halky worm damage, and the Athens fire department begging for another horse for the new hose wagon after a tiring hill run. The fragment hints at old era contrasts and social street scenes with brief, stark strokes.
A collage of quirky items quotes and local scenes from Athens Georgia. It recalls golf banter travel jokes weather and hazing stunts with mentions of Will in the movies postmasters rent a haunted house and a Crisp souvenir tied to the era.
New York club women and civic leaders condemned Frederick MacMonnies's Civic Virtue sculpture now nearing completion for portraying a nude marching youth kicking a prostrate couple symbolizing urban temptation and vice. The women, led by Mary Garrett Hay and Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, spoke against the monument slated for city hall park funded by Mayor McClellan’s era.
When ivory turns yellow or dusty wash it with soap and water. Clean carvings with a small brush and place them in the sunshine while still wet. Wet with heapy water for two or three days several times daily in the sun. Then wash again and it will become quite white.
Advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as help for women suffering headaches backaches faint spells melancholy and insomnia citing letters of recommendation published in the paper as evidence of relief.
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