Athens Daily Banner postal rates and editorials note
The Athens Daily Banner cites subscription costs and delivery notices, urging prompt carrier complaints about late or failed deliveries. It warns carriers not to solicit subscriptions, critiques legislative actions, and comments on war‑time economic issues while urging readers to plant gardens and consider bills on labor and food policies.
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Jesus and the temple cleansing as a modern problem signal
A quoted interpretation in April American magazine portrays Jesus as not a pacifist, recounting his temple cleansing act driven by anger at priestly exactions. It emphasizes his confrontation with privilege, the merchants, and animal traders, as he drove them from the temple, a bold stand against oppression.
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Red Cross Need Presses Athens to Aid War Effort
The Red Cross in Athens orders immediate shipment of finished bandages and supplies to Brooklyn headquarters for wounded soldiers. Local volunteers have produced many bandages in two weeks and aim to reach one thousand members, about ten percent of Athens whites, signaling strong community support.
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Athens Organization
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
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Athens [Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Farmers Face Late Start and Weevil Battle
The article notes farmers fear a late start due to unplowed land and bad weather yet express confidence crops can still be saved with hard work. Georgia farmers expect a tough year fighting boll weevil but plan intensified effort, supervision, and extra days of labor to make up losses.
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Georgia
Bneath
War question on U.S. troops and peace talks
The article argues Allies oppose U S troops as a formal ally in Europe and fear American influence on postwar terms. It cites concerns over differing governmental ideas and potential negotiation entanglements despite wanting U S food, munitions, and naval aid, while avoiding close involvement in final peace settlements.
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Europe
Jackson's Cordial Tonic Promises Spring Health Benefits
Savannah resident L. F. Johnson extols Jackson's Cordial as unmatched for indigestion and spring fatigue. He credits it with his mother's recovery from chronic stomach trouble, weight gain, and renewed vitality after using multiple bottles. The testimonial urges others to try the proprietary remedy for indigestion and overall well being.
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L. F. Johnson
Savannah
Flag Day Observed at Commerce by School Program
Commerce will observe Flag Day on Tuesday March 27 under the auspices of the Dr A J A patriotic program includes songs readings and flag salutes with the Stars and Stripes presented to the school Prof S V Sanford of Athens will deliver the address of the occasion.
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Commerce
A. J
S. V. Sanford
Athens
Petition for Pardon for Alonzo Jarnigen Seeks State Commission Action
Legal notice of intention to apply to the prison commission for a pardon for Alonzo Jarnigen to be presented the first Monday in May. Jarnigen is serving a life sentence for murder. Attorney for the petitioner is Mr. Austin Bell.
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Alonzo Jarnigen
Jarnigen
Austin Bell
Taft Support Emphasizes Firm American Stand
The speaker affirms Taft as a true American leader backing the president. He urges men of the country to stand firm in the crisis time, presenting a forceful, non demagogic stance free of extremist hysteria.
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America
Plain Old Fashioned Physic Says Poley Gatarucios
A list item extols Poley Gatarucios as a simple effective laxative that eases bowels without pain or nausea and keeps the stomach sweet while the piece also notes farmers’ spring prep delays, Georgia editor Charles J Bayne returns, wartime finance, railroad rate hikes, and a winged potato oddity from Royston.
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H.R. Palmer & Sons
Local Masonic and fraternal lodge notices
Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at 8 PM in Castle Hall Clayton St. Visiting Knights invited. William Lodge No 15 I O O F meets Mondays in Fellows Hall Max Joseph Building. Glenn Lodge No 7 J C of Fam meets Tuesdays in Fellows Hall Mex Joseph Building. Mt Vernon Lodge No 23 F and AM meets Wednesdays in Woodmen Hall Max Joseph Building at 8 PM. W W Bradham and I Hood, clerks, invite all brethren.
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