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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

4

Kansan editor derides Governor Allen in heated wartime row

A Kansas editor attacks Governor Henry Allen over wartime claims about the 35th division and the Argonne, calling him a liar and sensationalist. The piece rebukes Allen for misrepresenting cotton prices and wheat farming, and criticizes his anti-southern stance as ignorant of farmer realities.

Allen

Press Finds Nation Wide Favor for League of Nations Covenant

The New York World survey of 121 East papers shows 63 favoring the league, 43 opposing, 15 neutral, with opposition mainly to the covenant rather than the idea. South: 12 oppose, 247 favor. many unreported figures show 75 to 90 percent favor. Midwest: editors favor the idea, with opposition to amendments. Republican and Democratic papers largely back the league. North: border states near the Great Lakes show less intensity, but a majority favor the league. West: editorial lines split by party, Republicans oppose the covenant as written, not the concept. The press and people support the league and covenant. politicians who doubt face awakening.

New York World League of Nations East League South Middle West North Great Lakes Rockies Western States League and the Covenant Savannah Press

Curing Sweet Potatoes Plans for Evans County Farm Cure House

Evans county farmers are to have a potato curing house built before harvest to keep sweet potatoes without banking. A company will form to cure and market the crop, aiming to raise prices and save more than 50 percent. The Savannah Press urges cures in every community and notes government guidance.

Evans County Claxton Enterprise South Georgia Savannah Press

Civic Week Dilemmas in a Busy Garden Announces

A reader laments missing Civic Week due to a long list of garden duties. They describe spraying trees to prevent pests, lawn care from dawn to sundown, tending flowers, feeding chickens, reworking nests, protecting vines, and training shrubbery, asking how to fit celebration into such tasks.

Sermons to Live By by Elam Franklin Dempsey

This sermon argues that belief about God shapes character and destiny, contrasting viewing God as Father versus Judge. It cites Christ teaching Our Father to awaken hope, compares human love to divine, and urges wandering souls to return home, emphasizing God's pleading mercy.

God Jesus Atlanta Ola B. H Dennis Farth Niagara

Cotton Exchange Closes Amid Holiday Observance

Market news notes the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges closed yesterday due to the 27th division celebration in New York, with New York also not open. Chicago quotations show corn oats pork lard ribs prices across May and July contracts, including daily highs and closes.

New York New Orleans Chicago

W O W Meeting Initiation for Forty Candidates Tonight

All members of Classic City Camp Woodmen of the World are urged to attend an initiation of forty candidates at 8 o clock this evening March 26 J D Wood Clerk R B Carter C C

Classic City Camp Woodmen of the World J.D. Wood Clerk R. BE. Carter C. C

Judge Cobb Presides Barrow Court Amid Busy Session

Special to Banner from Winder Georgia March 2 4 Barrow county superior court opens with Judge Andrew J Cobb of Athens presiding assisted by Solicitor Dean of Monroe Grand Jury foreman Rev W H Faust elected Despite busy season many important cases expected Judge Cobb urges focus on League of Nations In city prayer meeting a request was made Prominent Lady Dies Mrs S T Gassett 31 dies Sunday burial at Union Grove Baptist church funeral led by Rev W H Faust She leaves husband two brothers and three sisters

Winder League of Nations Methodist Church T. Gassett Union Grove Baptist Church Auburn W. H. Faust First Baptist Church

Girl Tells Of Relief From Pain Through Lydia E Pinkham

Nashua New Hampshire nineteen year old girl reports monthly pains causing fainting for two years. She tried remedies until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which she credits with relief and urges other girls to seek advice from the company at Lynn Massachusetts.

Nashua N. H Mymilf Lydia BE Lydia E. Pinkham KA Martin Bowera St N.H Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Mase

Time to BUILD Time to BUILD The real estate company that ev erybody patronizes.

The prompt provides a fragmented ad-like line. It presents a real estate company slogan urging action, highlighting a familiar builder brand. The readable text emphasizes trust and broad patronage without additional contextual details.

Ian

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