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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
Fragment from a newspaper header stating Associated Press news rights and republication restrictions. The readable text references exclusive rights, local news, and republication reservations without coherent article content.
In a cropping OCR fragment, readers glimpse a partial snippet about money becoming easier and banner attention to banks. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names.
A fragmented OCR scene blends verses and community notes with stray names, locations, and a looming obituary motif. It references Bea Mickerg, local figures, and funeral announcements for Mrs. Pain Adam and Mrs. Lizzie Smith, along with Elbert and Clarke counties, and mentions relatives and church services.
W F Watson quotes Mr Hardwick and friends blaming Bolshevists for high taxes. They argue rights to oppose government actions and to defy law if needed. They say they would rather pay high taxes than face murder.
A garbled OCR passage lists various trivia prompts and stray phrases. It includes questions on buoyancy of tea leaves, a Swiss cable railway, sabotage by workers, early talking machines, ship signaling, and cryptic vocabulary items with partial answers.
The fragment discusses a sermon that likens the gospel to a diamond with many facets. It uses John 3 16 to illustrate how truth, virtue, and eternity are contained within a compact core. The text explores themes of love, salvation, and the coherence of faith.
A garbled 1913 transcript discusses genealogy and English records spanning the Hundred Rolls, royal commissioners, and trade inquiries. It mentions Hudson seals, individuals like Hawley and Walte, and asks about ages addresses and relations across a scatter of names.
National Red Cross announces a relief budget for 1920 22 totaling 48 200 000 with 31 500 000 for foreign lands including 11 000 000 for supplies. Domestic program 16 700 000 funds civilian shelter and disaster work while 13 000 000 supports the peacetime program.
Georgia tops the nation in plural births per the last six months with an estimated 174 952 births at an average rate of 25.9 per 1000 population. The report notes 476 twins and 69 sets of triplets or quads, with 168 male and 128 female twins, and 169 males in other multiple deliveries.
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