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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
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The text argues that lawyers dominate politics due to clear logical presentation of facts. It claims legal training grants power of persuasion, noting lawyers win cases by straightforward, detailed storytelling. It urges broader education in public debate for all graduates to gain similar persuasive ability.
Essay on melancholy versus natural processes as leaves fall. It argues leaves return to earth, merge into compost, and reappear in new form. Contrasts sensitive and less sensitive viewpoints regarding autumn symbolism and seasonal preparation for winter.
The fall cleanup drive urges residents to clear garden debris and tidy yards before winter. Officials note long neglect lingers from spring, and a strong start now inspires others to maintain curb appeal through the cold months.
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick likely to attend as the Old Dominion and Virginia prepare for a major Thanksgiving week game in Athens. The event promises large crowds across the region and honors the memory of a Georgia player from 24 years ago with a memorial from Virginia.
Armistice Day celebrations are being planned with strong enthusiasm, aiming for November 11 and a big University of Georgia endowment milestone. The piece notes memorials for Confederate and World War II battles, a $1 million fundraising goal, and the lives of 45 University of Georgia men who died in the great war.
Prof James L Siller and the Social Service Club of the University will motor to Columbus to attend the Georgia Auburn game. They will visit the LaGrange cotton mill of Calloway and inspect welfare work carried on. After the game they will go to Tuskegee Alabama to inspect the work of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. They will stop at Lanett Alabama and West Point Manufacturing Company before returning. The student party includes Messia Henry Dorman Harry Halpert A J Culberson CG A Lewis J W McCraney and Aarpon Fitts. Prof Sibley plans to attend the American Prison Association meeting in Jacksonville Florida November 1-2.
President Harris arrives in Atlanta for a Columbus visit with a luncheon at the Druid Hills club and a public address at the Grady monument. Georgia officials and business leaders host as Mrs Harding mingles with civic women and Mayor Key sends a welcome letter.
President Warren G. Harding arrives at Camp Benning for an official inspection as 29th Infantry and air units demonstrate warfare tech. The visit includes a stop at Birmingham and a planned Atlanta speech, with a public address at the Grady Monument at 4 o'clock and a nighttime departure for Washington.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative for liver and digestive woes including biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. It claims one or two tablets nightly empty bowels, cause no griping, and cost ten cents a box, with children also loving Cas earota.
A period advertisement urges immediate action when a baby experiences croup. It recommends Dr Cheney's Expectorant as a first dose to quiet the child, plus steaming with boiling water to ease breathing. The product is sold by druggists for 30 or 60 cents.
Dr Yen proposes a Pacific court at Shanghai to handle disputes between Pacific powers. The plan would supplement the world court and provide a mechanism to interpret its decisions while conferences are still in session. If disputes arise between China and Japan the two nations first attempt diplomacy, then refer to the Shanghai court if needed.
Opening business session in Winston-Salem marks annual Daughters of the Confederacy event. Three of six scholarships at North College for Women Green s i named in honor of L Riggins and city leaders. honorary member noted.
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