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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner published every morning except Monday by The Banner Publishing Company at 176 Lumpkin Street Athens Ga H J Rowe is president and editor Address communications to The Athena Hooner Athens Ga Remit by express money order draft past due or registered letter
Subscribers are urged to promptly notify the business office about Tat delivery issues and carrier irregularities. The notice emphasizes timely communication to resolve missed or faulty service and maintain regular delivery.
The passage references exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news, noting permissions and restrictions. It emphasizes that the Associated Proxy holds republication rights for all news dispatches unless otherwise credited, and reserves rights for special dispatches.
A noisy political ad argues for Walker over Hardwick in Georgia’s governor race. It accuses Hardwick of disloyalty, aiding Germany, and taking bribes, while praising Walker as 100 percent Americanism. The piece frames the choice as stark for Georgia and the nation, urging voters to endorse loyalty and patriotism.
The article argues against panic over a small cotton price drop. It warns speculators seek to frighten farmers into selling, predicts price rises in the coming weeks, and urges storing cotton as collateral to cover immediate needs. It asserts Gov Harding did not promise preferred advances and promises ample funds for farmers with proper collateral.
A reader quiz mixes definitions and questions. Topics cover endemic and epidemic meanings, tundras, algae, Andrea Mantegna, Cesare Boccaccio, Paul Manship, exogamy, program music, and general trivia questions about grandams grandees sack origin hottest US place harelip Scandinavian countries and other terms.
The article argues the Sabbath is to be kept holy not for leisure but for spiritual growth. It cites Exodus 20:8 and quotes, urging use of the day for Bible study prayer quietness and church attendance. It contrasts proper Sabbath use with Sunday sports and idle excess, claiming a holy day strengthens daily work and steadies modern life.
A historical overview recounts the 1914 Marne clash turning the war, with details of Joffre, Foch, Bulow, Kluck, and Manoury, noting Paris’ near fall and the German retreat. The issue includes a Georgia proclamation proposing Lanier County creation from Clinch, Berrien, and Lowndes counties, with Milltown as seat and related constitutional amendments and election provisions.
A fragmentary poem contrasts The Failure who loses faith and seeks hollow victory with The Success who instead acts, giving and delivering things to others. The piece critiques selfish drive and applauds practical service over ego. Named author D G B appears in the text.
Fragment discusses Republican critics of joining the League of Nations and previous assurances about withdrawal. It notes debates over consistency and the friction between public statements and action within the party.
It is estimated that the average man loses three days yearly from colds. Treating symptoms early can recover work time. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has gained wide reputation and strong sales for its cures and prompt relief with a pleasant taste.
Fleer unveils Fruit Hearts a fruit flavored gum candy coated for chewing pleasure. All dealers be prepared to stock this promotional fruit candy product.
The article explains catarrhal deafness as an inflamed condition of the Eustachian tube lining. When inflamed the tube causes muffled hearing and complete closure leads to deafness. It argues that curing the inflammation and restoring the tube is essential to prevent permanent hearing loss.
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