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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
4
Published every morning except Monday by The Banner Publishing Company at 175 Lumpkin Street H J Rowe president and editor subscription rates list monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly terms The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish AP dispatches and local news. all other rights reserved
The Athens education survey highlights that play spaces are not only health aids but essential to education. It argues public investment in school buildings, gymnasiums, and municipal playgrounds should be prioritized, with oversight by knowledgeable directors to maximize student benefits.
A brownish call to eradicate Easter house flies emphasizes their role as disease carriers. The text warns that even one fly can contaminate food and spread deadly illnesses among immigrants and residents, urging immediate action to prevent a broader health crisis.
An old standby for rheumatic twinges, Sloan's Liniment penetrates without rubbing to relieve aches from lumbago, rheumatism, muscle strain, sprains, and joint stiffness. Its stimulating odor signals efficacy, sold by druggists in 25c, 50c, and $1.40 sizes.
A verse and vignette reflect on victory and defeat, tracing the sorrow after a hard battle. It contrasts the weariness of effort with the value of resolve and the ideal of a man who faces difficulties as victories added to his record. The piece honors the steadfast hero who welcomes challenges rather than avoids them.
Director J N Harper of the Southern soil Improvement Committee urged farmers to diversify beyond cotton, invest in high yielding seeds and fertilization, and focus on maximizing yields per acre to cover rising costs as crop prices stay low. He warned profits depend on multiple cash crops and prudent investment in seed beds, cultivation, and labor.
A reader quiz recap lists questions on minerals sea salt Madagascar and Newton with notes on bank notes treasury notes camphor and fabrics. It then warns colds invite influenza pneumonia and other illnesses and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a quick helper.
Atlanta detectives pursue a night work crackdown amid a citywide loafing crusade. Chief Poole backs curfew idea only as a last resort, while laws threaten fines or 30 days in stockade for those on streets from midnight to daybreak without a good reason. Officers may arrest lounging patrons and business owners who tolerate it.
Experts at the state capitol warn rats cost the country food worth billions yearly and spread disease. They advocate extermination through poison, traps, and hunting. A Georgia rat-hunt suggestion is noted. Cumberland Chemical Co. of Nashville offers health books.
A test plot using calcium arsenate developed by the United States Department of Agriculture shows a marked yield gain. The treated area produced 1,215 pounds of seed cotton per acre versus 300 pounds on untreated plots, a 26 percent relation, with net profit around 120 per acre after costs of 9.21 per acre.
In opening business to Athens we announce we will handle all claims large or small with prompt expert attention. We solicit business within fifty miles, plan trained collectors, and offer same day remittance. If no results, do not patronize us again.
Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M invites members to a Thursday evening meeting in K of P Hall March 24. Fellow Craft degree to be conferred and important matters including purchase of a new home to be discussed. Members who can attend are urged to be present. By order of H G Story WM and M O G Quinn Sec.
Two spring dress patterns described with overdress and blouse details. First model uses dark blue slatings and satin-like fabrics with square back yoke and flare cuffs in medium size 34 to 48 bust, priced 35 cents. Second model features silk-knit Georgette satin sash, cross-front blouse, collar trim and turn-back cuffs, sizes 34 to 44 bust, priced 35 cents.
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