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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
3
The D A R carnival at the High school building offers vaudeville acts, a menagerie, a museum, a snake charmer and a wild man, plus a picture gallery of local prominent people in old courting and school days. Also noted are social updates on Mrs Warner’s return, Miss Bailey visiting, and other town happenings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a public sale notice and official action but is unreadable in parts. It references a sale action and local officials, with missing names and dates. Further readable context is insufficient to determine location or deadline.
A concise reader guide notes Banner want ads for profit and WWE results drive engagement. It outlines how classified ads report earnings and how wrestling results appear in sports briefs, highlighting key names and outcomes. The item emphasizes quick reads and clear headlines.
Clarke County Singing choir meeting planned for next Sunday at Young Harris Methodist church Athens has been canceled. Singers will join Walton County Singing convention in an all day program at Monroe. Bealer Dunaway, president, urges members to cooperate for a successful event.
Madison Wis May 23 Paton Mc Glivray son of Professor B B Mc Glivray who was found dead in Boston last week was murdered according to a report by Dr C H Bunting Wisconsin pathologist and Dr W F Lorenz after examination of the body and pathology evidence had been sent to the father who went to Boston to aid police to clear the mystery surrounding the death of his son Also included is a report of President Harding urging cooperation at the nation s house and calling for an era of understanding between government and people and nations
A concurrent resolution provides for the creation of a joint congressional committee to investigate the condition of agriculture and suggest remedies. The resolution was amended to require a commission composed of Republicans and Democrats.
Special to The Banner Waynesboro Georgia May 23 D G Jowers editor of the Savannah Morning News and long time managing editor of Rowe's Athena Banner delivered a literary address to the graduating class in Waynesboro The talk touched on schooling and state progress with references to historic lines and local education themes.
The brief argues why a bankrupt's petition for discharge should be granted or denied, weighing legal standards and procedural nuances. It discusses creditor rights, debtor duties, and the balance courts seek between relief and ensuring proper settlement, with emphasis on jurisdictional interpretations.
In Washington on May 23 the prohibition question sparked a heated debate as Commissioner Kramer faced sharp criticism. The house voted 290000 more dollars to prevent 700 enforcement officers from being laid off until June 1, though passage depends on Senate approval.
Washington editorial cites Dr. L C Howard warning that typhoid and house flies spread bacteria through markets kitchens and homes. He calls neglect in fly control criminally ignorant and urges garbage control regulation and community health funding to combat the fly as a national enemy.
A condensed 19th century ad style note urges bed rest for 24 hours during a cold to avoid prolonged illness. It cites a well known physician praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as promoting prompt recovery. The text also mentions daily bowel movement regularity as part of health advice.
The Y M C A boys camp will be held at Chattooga River five miles from Tallulah Falls Georgia. Secretary Wy Ty Forbon aims for four weeks this year starting June 28 if enough boys enroll, or two weeks from July 6. Coaching will be offered to improve school work, with canoeing and reduced costs overall. The camp is limited to forty boys and equipment updates include a fourth canoe.
A detailed draft church rally schedule from Fifth Sunday Baptist at Cornish Church and nearby communities. Devotional services, Sunday school sessions, sermons, and women's work reports listed with times and speakers. Includes locations on Barnett Shoals road and Prince Avenue area with multiple churches and districts noted.
A pardon was granted on May 13 by Governor Blaindy of Wisconsin to John Diets restoring his rights. The action follows a legal process and restores his civil privileges. Further details were not disclosed in the brief notice.
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