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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
4
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An unidentified case shows a court date in November, with details limited by the damaged text. The fragment suggests legal action, but no names or locations are legible.
The excerpt lists myths about Hyacinthus and Apollo, notes on a weekly quiz section, pricing for Daily and Sunday issues, a mock definition of Salt River as a political bogey, and a mix of trivia items including Burns and calendar concepts. It also poses questions about symbols, crosses, and historical terms.
The business office notes notice of prompt delivery and exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches and local news. Includes Associated Press material and local content with rights reserved and forbidden use without credit.
The Advertise Georgia movement opens at 10 o clock to raise 3500 for Athens and Clarke county as part of a 300000 statewide goal. Governor Dorsey leads efforts while cotton belt conditions and strong bank deposits fuel optimism for quick fundraising and broader state advertising revival.
A fragment discusses price inflation and deflation with examples like a suit rising 100 percent then dropping. salt halving from thirty to fifteen, and a general up and down in costs. It mentions a teaching note on “The Trinity of Needs” and a man with three uses for bread, highlighting misallocation of resources.
The piece asserts rising Democratic confidence ahead of the election with Governor Cox leading a vigorous campaign and appealing platform. It contrasts Harding’s stance with Republican ideals, notes Wilson administration support, and suggests Democrats gain votes while Republicans falter. It portrays a nation sense of Democratic momentum.
The piece notes spring brings fragrance of rain wet earth flowers and hay while winter lacks scent. The poem uses a playful tone to contrast seasons and evoke sensory memory.
A stated conclave of the Godfrey de Bouillion Commandery No. 14 K of K will be held in the Masonic Hall on Friday evening October 22 at eight o'clock. The order of the Red Cross will be conferred. All Sir Knights are requested to be present. Recorder G Quinn and E C Harpeh sign.
The sermon asks readers to seek Jesus deeply and dwell in the secret place of the Most High. It contrasts heavenly fellowship with earthly doubts and sin. True believers long for intimate fellowship at the throne of grace and in Beulah land where Christ resides in the heart.
The piece argues the downward revision of core prices dominates business outlook. It details a gradual readjustment from rising to lower price levels, aided by strong credit, bank cooperation, and gradual inventory liquidation, with stabilization evolving from actual long-term transactions.
Market notes show steady tones in New York and New Orleans cotton with specific daily ruling prices for futures such as Mch May and Oct. Spot markets list Athens Atlanta New York and New Orleans readings. An advertisement urges use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments and a home remedy for catarrhal deafness.
The Laura Hertora chapter of the Daughter of the Confederacy received a banner from the Macon convention congratulating the large number of contestants in the essay test on the Civil War era. Athens schools participated.
Mrs Tattind and other ladies named as associated figures in a local club contest. Oscar Davison Ingle and EB C Jackson listed among those connected to the event.
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