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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner presents a front page mix of publication details. It lists staff roles and contact addresses for The Banner Publishing Company, subscription rates, and rights on news dispatches. It also includes a Forestry Division note and various quiz questions.
The Georgia Federation of Farm Bureaus pushes county level organization across the state led by president James W. Morton. The movement aims to unite farmers for better crop marketing and profit, with counties forming strong local groups to build a influential state body. Morton is praised for strong farmer interests and leadership.
A historic editorial piece argues the United States cannot ignore Orient issues including Japan and China. It warns Japan seeks influence in China, Chinese awakening will shift world power, and suggests Christianization as a potential factor shaping future global balance.
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The article reflects on the long battle of the Marne in 1914, noting Allied strategy, German retreat to the Aisne, and the effort to outmaneuver Kluck. It cites Arthur Cowden Smith and emphasizes the Allied aim to prevent Paris fall and German mobilization, framing the conflict as a modern marathon.
The article discusses Allied initiative and German counteraction on the Aisne front, detailing how trench warfare emerged after initial river crossing. It notes Joffre’s strategy, British bridge work, Maunoury’s attacks from Soissons toward the Craonne Plateau, and the extension into the Seven Rivers region as the battle deepened.
Nevis women report improved health after using Vinci described as an unusual liver oil free medicine. It is said to restore color, energy, and nourishment, with H R Palmer and Sonjay noting its popularity since introduction.
A sermon urges that truth must reside in the heart before one can discern God and live morally. It argues that genuine evidence of the divine lies in justice, charity, and virtuous deeds toward others, challenging listeners to prove God by faithful action rather than scripture alone.
Lodge directory lists Encampment No 14 Odd Fellows Hall Clayton and Wall Streets meets Fridays. Knights of Pythias and Elks meet Monday nights. Masons at Madonia Hall Clayton St with weekly meetings.-Ward Amie CC and Classic City Camp 292 W O W hold weekly gatherings. notices invite members and visitors to attend.
The proclamation proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the City of West Point to incur additional bonded indebtedness up to 750000 dollars for flood protection. It requires two thirds of qualified voters to approve at elections and would add to Paragraph 1 of Section 7, Article 7 of the Georgia Constitution.
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment allowing Augusta to incur additional bonded indebtedness for flood protection up to fifty percent of property values and West Point up to seven hundred fifty thousand dollars, with two thirds voter approval. It sets publication and ratification steps and directs the governor to submit the amendment for a statewide vote on November 2, 1920.
An advertising note promotes Capatone as a compound aspirin solution for colds and various pains with quick warmth and heart safe relief. It urges trying a bottle for 30 or 60 cents and claims satisfactory results from drug stores. A separate line shows W C Thornton declaring candidacy for Board of Aldermen Fourth Ward in the Democratic primary.
An ad extols Ziron Iron Tonic to repair weariness from hard labor and overwork. It claims pure iron salts with tonic ingredients restore energy, with testimonial from H. Converdo of Me Pon praising strength after use and a druggist offering a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
Ownership and circulation statement for The Athens Banner dated October 1 1920 lists publishers editors and owners including H J Rowe and J W Reed with Clarke County Georgia locations. The affidavit sworn October 1 1920 notes no bondholders owning 1 percent or more and provides circulation and subscriber details for the six months prior.
A collection of historic notices announcing candidacies for the Board of Aldermen from the First Second and Third Wards. The items note entries and reelection bids, all subject to Democratic primary action, with various signatories including RT Dottery K A Hill I P McCall Ross A Creekmore and P H Conolly.
The note discusses financial losses from colds, estimating three days of work lost yearly. It promotes Chamberlain's Crazy Rough Remedy and claims wide reputations and cures. It advertises Try-It promises and immediate relief from symptoms.
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