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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
4
The article argues Athens must establish a city park to provide rest and recreation, noting the city lacks public green space and parks. It urges civic leaders and groups to support a neighborhood park project, claiming the city can afford it and that it would improve health, happiness, and overall civic life.
The Banner urges organizing a first class agricultural fair to boost city county business and social ties. It notes prior discussion with no steps taken and calls appointed leaders to form a fair association, with help from the State College of Agriculture and local farmers to ensure a successful event.
A political essay laments growing disorder and calls for returning to parental and governmental authority. It argues socialists bolshevism and radical ideas rise as discipline erodes, urging parents to enforce obedience to curb upheaval and protect the state, warning of an abyss if authority fails.
Atlanta real estate dealer E W Bigham argues in a Herald interview that boll weevils will boost the South's fortunes by diversifying farming. he cites his Georgia landholdings and plans to curb cotton dependence, predicting a major readjustment and a prosperous year ahead.
A fragmented newspaper passage discusses thoughtlessness in smoking and striking matches, noting damage to limestone facades and plaster, defacement of private property, and the need for more careful behavior when lighting flames. It urges restraint to prevent harm and delays in restoration.
Tiny Pearl Wages, two months old, died Tuesday morning at 11 at the Jacks on county home. She leaves her father J F Wages and three sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at the grave Wednesday at 11:30 with Rev Fox officiating. Interment in Wages cemetery, Jackson county. Hair Nipper Caught in Chatham England. Police arrest William A Wright, a sailor, in hair cutting spree. Weight denies knowledge.
A period advertisement claims weak nerves and pale watery blood stem from overwork and worry. It touts Nazated Iron as a quick fix to enrich blood and restore nerve force, enabling brain and nerve cells to regenerate.
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