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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
A scattered, nostalgic collage from a small town page blends poetry, musical notices, and social happenings. It lists recitals, choir selections, and instrument pieces, names performers and pieces, notes a Bible conference closure, and records local visits, club meetings, and shop sales. The tone is a community chronicle of arts, gossip, and upcoming events.
Mr Simon Michael left Tuesday night for a business trip to New York. Mrs Morris Bryan of Jefferson visits Mrs L L Hendren. The pamphlet explains why colds are dangerous and how they can lead to influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. It recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy to help end every cold quickly.
Atlanta officials report heavy season ticket demand for the forthcoming grand opera. Treas. C. B. Bidwell notes strong domestic and out of town orders from Maryland to Texas, boosting Atlanta’s festival appeal. Season sales run through March 926 with higher single ticket rates thereafter.
Data from 1918 education bureau shows grade progression drop offs from first grade to fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth grades and onward. It notes high school completion, college entry, and college years with specific drop estimates. It stresses need for physical training in common schools to curb wartime fitness issues and the value of medical inspection in schools.
A Georgia law now mandates physical training in all common schools and ties graduation from state aided schools to completing a physical training course. The State Normal stresses prep for teaching in public schools, while standard tests help teachers identify reading weaknesses and tailor lessons. Mrs Annie H Cooley praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for relief during a grip attack and pneumonia threat.
A new broom addressed to President Warren G. Harding and bearing the words Use It written on the reverse side of the address tag was delivered at the White House by express, signaling a symbolic gesture tied to the administration.
The youngest sailor in the United States Navy, thirteen years old, serves at Balboa Park California aboard the hospital ship U S S Mercy after completing training at Mare Island.
Designers feature satin and Georgette in afternoon costume with brown satin background and two brown Georgette shades draped over the skirt. Brown silk tassels finish the sash ends tied underarm. Medium size requires 334 yards 40-inch satin and 214 yards 36-inch Georgette. Pictorial Review Blouse No 9186 sizes 34 to 46 bust price 30 cents Skirt No 9215 sizes 24 to 34 waist price 30 cents.
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