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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner lists its publishing and mailing address at 176 Lumpkin Street Athens Georgia. Subscription prices shown include daily and Sunday one month six hundred, three months fifteen hundred, six months three dollars, and one year six dollars with requests for prompt delivery notification of any failure.
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The Banner urges readers to donate to the Cox Roosevelt campaign through Treasurer Marsh of the National Democratic Committee. It claims Republicans have raised millions for a nationwide push to defeat Democrats and urges substantial, timely contributions to cover campaign expenses.
Georgia launches a campaign led by Governor Hugh M Persey urging nationwide promotion of farming in the state. The push argues high US costs push farmers to Canada while Georgia offers fertile land, cheaper opportunities, and potential prosperity for investors and settlers.
This item lists brief definitions and descriptions for items such as the Lion of Lucerne monument in Switzerland and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, plus short notes on Witch Ball and historical figures. It ends with a set of general knowledge questions about notable people, places, and concepts.
The piece cites how societies have turned waste into value from irrigation in California to Salvation Army beginnings, noting that Christian experience shows a man may be down but is never out. It references William Booth and central Christian Advocate.
A reader Q and A lists varied topics from invalid and soft diets to Atlantic Ocean area estimates and caribou in Alaska. It answers questions about diet components, clothing for children, home ownership figures, and several celebrity inquiries with brief biographical details and addresses.
The Chero-Cola Co. plant on Hancock avenue near Hull street welcomed ten University visitors. Manager C Dews led a tour of the modern facility showing sanitation, precise syrup dosing, and bottle labeling as workers demonstrated the production line from cleaning to packaging.
A fragmented poetic passage contrasts city nights with streetlamps and a cottage light within a sacred circle. It references Tacitus, themes of visibility and elite access, and a brief note on Krag and a daughter named Modesty, attributed to D.G.B.
The Walker campaign signals support for run off staffing in counties with donations of clerks and managers from friends of the candidates. Contested cases loom, including Ware county where contest papers have been served, while John Burton leaves Riverside Military Academy for Gainesville.
A brief classified notice invites “boys desiring to make good money with little effort” to see O Jones at the Banner office. The ad urges readers to advertise their wants in The Banner.
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