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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
4
The Athens Banner outlines subscription rates and delivery policies, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and warns carriers against soliciting subscriptions. It also includes a political and local interest column mentioning Judge Emory Speer, voter registration urgency, easter advertising, and comments on Aldrich and historical House scenes.
The article notes Athens thriving on churches schools and streets, praising the First Methodist church for raising twenty thousand dollars toward a larger sanctuary. It argues church building strengthens fellowship and common purpose beyond bricks and paint, aligning with historic Solomon's temple as a symbol of unity.
The Associated Charities of Athens calls a Sunday afternoon mass meeting not for dues or subscriptions but as an educative conference on the movement’s role in Athens. All who have experience in similar work or wish to study demands and means are urged to attend and reason together.
An exchange-quoted piece praises Georgia farmers diversifying into hog farming as a profitable sideline. A Dublin mule wagon load of meat sells for $200, demonstrating meat production's viability. Farmers increasingly breed better hogs and shift away from western smokehouses, turning Georgia corn into pork and bacon with good profit and lower mortgage risk.
Citizens are called to a mass meeting Sunday afternoon at the city hall to support the Associated Charities. The notice highlights the event as part of ongoing efforts to aid the needy and invites broad local participation.
March 23 history marks the deaths and births of notable figures including John Carver first Plymouth governor and botanist John Bartram born in Delaware County Pa. Benjamin Franklin petitioned Congress to abolish slavery in 1790 and Samuel G Dixon born 1851 Philadelphia who advanced public health and tuberculosis research.
Stanley Ketchel faces Frank Klaus in a 10 round bout in Pittsburg while Cyclone Johnny Thompson battles Charles Norvall in a 10 round bout in Oakland. Also an ad urges house screens to prevent insect-borne illness, listing Moss Mfg. Co. contact. An Illinois AG decision labels promising to return office fees to the treasury as bribery.
The Springfield Republican warns the last week’s revolt in the House signals the beginning of the Republican Party’s breakup. The piece argues the view may seem radical but grows more convincing on closer inspection. A lighthearted ad jokes about overcoats and a wartime painkiller tagline closes the column.
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