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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
The fragment presents publication details for The Athens Banner including frequency, address, staff, and subscription rates, plus a note on Associated Press rights and republication. It lacks a coherent news event, producing a metadata-like notice rather than a reportable item.
A reader argues that free speech invites suspicion of anarchists and agitators who advocate violence. The writer cites Emma Goldman and A. Berkman as examples of harmful influence and claims authorities erred by permitting such rhetoric before deporting them.
A large crowd gathered in the Clarke County auditorium to hear Cliff Walker speak despite bad weather. He attacked Hardwick’s record, urged voters to back Walker, and claimed Clarke County favors his Democratic candidacy for governor as the election nears.
The article urges investment in real estate and building housing as a safe, high-yield plan. It highlights strong demand for moderately priced homes and reasonable rents, arguing either option would be quickly embraced by residents and contribute to a greater Athens.
The text covers a mixed set of quiz questions and facts about topics like California gold seekers in 1849, coastal commerce, ice buoyancy, fish eye moisture, legumes enriching soil, short staple cotton, Simon Newcomb, apricot pronunciation, spontaneous generation, and alignment. It also poses new questions about climate sea effects Josiah Wedgwood Seth Low comets Mesa Verde Devil's Ink Pot Bessemer curlicue and barbecue.
A compact verse vignette by G. SiCKERS contrasts silent wisdom with noisy chatter. It recalls Solomon on restraint, noting the value of self-knowledge, measured speech, and the emptiness of much talk while praising quiet insight and inner strength.
A sermon on Psalm 1:1 warns against following the way of sinners and urges prudence in customs and trends that lead to destruction. It urges courage in rejecting corrupt influences and choosing the path of peace and righteousness.
A reader questions legal and financial issues including marriage legality for a minor misrepresenting age, debt deductions from a deceased person’s estate, and perjury prosecutions. Also asks about Alaska trolley service, the largest dry city before Prohibition, Federal Reserve Board basics, eight hour railroad workday, a poet’s long revision, and the value of a 70-year-old Paisley shawl as well as Chris Morley’s address.
An advertisement promotes a constitutional cure for catarrh and head noises using Parmint with hot water and sugar. It claims relief from nasal congestion and ear issues, asserting relief improves hearing and breathing. It also includes political notices announcing candidacies for local boards and soliciting votes.
An old advertisement promotes a stomach relief tablet with testimonials claiming immediate relief after meals. The text also notes political notices: H. Dunbar announces candidacy for Fourth Ward Board of Aldermen and W. C. Thornton files for the Democratic primary.
An advertisement offers a two week treatment for rheumatism with money back guarantee. It describes Rheuma as a physician prescribed, non narcotic remedy that acts on the kidneys to expel uric acid from joints. Palmer & Son markets and guarantees refunds if unsatisfied.
E T Powell aged 10 died Thursday in Milledgeville Georgia. Survived by wife Mrs Mee G Powell three daughters Mrs EB Gerdie Philadelphia Mrs George Cromwell San Diego and Mrs C G Land Winder and two sons John E Powell Bradfield and James G Powell Athens. Body to be taken to Central of Georgia today. requiem mass Saturday at St Joseph's Catholic Church. burial in Oconee Cemetery.
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