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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1922
Page
2
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A public appeal seeks 5000 dollars for Salvation Army activities in Athens and Clarke County. Col M G Michael and Mr Charles Hi Phinizys lead a next Acensky drive amid mixed feelings about wartime drives, praising the Army’s humanitarian work and urging personal contact to solicit funds.
An Athens Georgia opinion piece argues that Northeast Georgia farmers face a cotton bias due to lack of marketing channels for other crops. It highlights the Augusta Cooperative Produce Association as a model to sell fruits and vegetables nationally, boosting local produce markets and encouraging Athens to pursue a similar cooperative marketing effort.
A compact analysis discusses the concept of time as opportunity in Paul’s letters, citing 1 Corinthians 7 and references to Ephesians Colossians and Titus. It argues time is transient and requires immediate action, with “Now is the acceptable time” and “redeeming the time” framing urgent spiritual tasks.
Historic war prose recounts American involvement at Cambrai and air battles near Bourlon Wood. It notes a German armistice status with Russia, British forces holding lines, and analysts predicting limited American arrival by summer 1918 amid heavy gas warfare and attrition on the Western Front.
The text describes a sabbath observance issue with mentions of the Mentions Church in the US and a committee on Sabbath. It cites proposed expenditures of around $2,000,000 up to possibly $23,600,000. Figures include Lane Harmon, McQuilken, Harry L. Bowlby, and a Permanent Committee, discussing defense of the law and Sabbath decorations amid broad political mobilization. The article references German and American tensions, with remarks about war fronts and anticipated offensives in the West and Russia.
Pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable the word means pertaining to race and common physical and mental traits. It derives from Latin ethnus nation. The treaty makers after the war pretended to remap Europe along ethnical lines but achieved little success.
A brief devotional notes two kinds of breathing as blessings and urges gratitude when burdens press and release comes. The text cites Psalm 85:22 and reflects on life, mind, and relief through divine sustenance and lifting burdens.
In Berthon Braley's daily poem Vik Beauty the speaker counters Joseph Pennell who claims there are no pretty women left. The verse urges readers to notice both the dainty cutie and the stately quean, arguing that beauty is abundant in country and city today, not faded from the past.
A devotional passage urges stronger faith and reliance on prayer. It cites scripture noting God answers the prayers of the righteous and steadfast, referencing Cornelius, a devout man, and others whose prayers were heard and rewarded.
The Macon News editorial rebuts Mr J Yeomans on a proposed 2 000 000 state bond issue for a permanent highway system. It critiques his figures on maintenance costs and fuel revenue while defending constitutional limits on annual bond issuance and urging clarity in road financing and taxation arguments.
A letter from R. E. Carter, president of Athens Business College, urges local citizens to back the school. It argues the institution co operates with city schools, employs many graduates in Athens area offices, keeps training local, and offers modern business education at reduced cost. The writer asks families, employers, and friends to promote the college while students study near home.
An article explains tuberculosis as a tiny germ thriving in poor air and sunless conditions. It stresses rest, proper nutrition, and health to bolster defenses, notes improved death rates and prevention, and says many cases can be cured if treated early.
From Washington Atlanta Ga Attorney Al George M Napier has retired and will seek a Supreme Court ruling in United States state disputes One cast member Brunswitke has been in Glynn county ball and a year awaits the high court
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