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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
An editorial advocates prioritizing secondary rural roads over grand trunk lines like the Lincoln Highway. It argues better back country access boosts farming profitability, eases market access for villagers, and improves rural life, criticizes excessive boulevard spending, and cautions maintenance and finances.
A Senate move to end dilatory procedure seeks a majority vote to close debate instead of a two thirds rule. Proponents say faster passage avoids lost good laws while critics warn of gagging debate and rushing arbitrary acts. The writer argues Congress is too slow and must adopt a prompt system to improve governance.
A column extols the return and state funeral of the unknown American soldier, praising Britain France and America for memorial rites. It discusses Armistice Day ceremonies and the democratic ideal of equal duty across social classes as the hero rests in Arlington.
The article reflects on Jeremiah and psalmist references to fire on the hearth as a symbol of warmth and home life. It argues that glowing embers foster reminiscence, soften sorrows, and encourage conversation, especially in cool fall nights, while noting some modern homes lack open fireplaces.
Henry Ford, a defeated Democrat candidate, declares he will challenge any senator who votes to allow Truman Newberry of Michigan to remain in the U S Senate. He argues large sums were spent to win the seat and he plans to mobilize public opinion across states to pressure wavering senators.
The War Memorial Fund campaign at the University of Georgia is organized for a thirty day, one million dollar push. Alumni sections appoint chairmen across regions with Georgia county lists and national coordinators in Atlanta New York Washington Chicago and many cities to launch the drive starting October 11. The effort mobilizes a complete campaign machine to meet the target within the month.
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