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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner lists H. J. Rowe as president and editor R. C. Jones as business manager and 8. F. Gelders as managing editor. It instructs readers to remit by various payment methods and notes The Associated Press exclusive rights to use and republication of news dispatches and local news.
An Atlanta veteran endorses Thomas E Watson in his hostile campaign against the administration and the American Legion. The piece urges careful view of veterans as individuals, notes doubts about World War I motives, and questions Watsons call to dismantle the League of Nations until the treaty is ratified. It recalls episodes where veterans challenged speakers and stresses the complex loyalties among former service members.
The text offers a garbled discussion of military honor and national identity, referencing the army, American arc, and concepts of citizenship. It suggests that honorable disclosure or possession does not prove belonging to state bodies, with vague notes on returning with broadened vision and a stance aligned to an American archetype.
The piece urges lawmakers to approve increased appropriations for the State University and other educational institutions. It argues faculty pay is too low, threatens loss of professors to other jobs, and calls for timely funding to sustain teaching staff and the state’s education system.
A sermon stresses the need for dreamers and builders to cooperate. The dreamer envisions a completed structure, while the worker provides planning and patient craftsmanship. Discord arises from misunderstanding between vision and method, but harmony makes the dream a reality. Presby Advocate.
James M. Barkey argues history proves nations live through manhood. He warns against relying on ships, mines, or crops alone and urges revival through profound religious faith to cultivate men modeled on the Nazarene pattern. Pray.
A short poem about speaking and keeping secrets urging restraint before repeating tales. It contrasts talkers who regret their words with those who keep silence and avoid remorse. The piece closes with a call to disciplined speech and a line on leadership and fellowship.
Announcement to White voters in the 8th Congressional District declaring candidacy for Congress subject to Democratic Primary. Shackelford asks district voters for their support and pledges loyalty to constituents, state, and county if reelected.
A collection of candidate announcements for 1920 Democratic primaries in Georgia. L C Brown and Phil W Davis Jr announce for Senate and House seats in the Fiftieth and Eighth districts. Western Circuit solicitor general candidates pledge reform, experience, and faithful service.
Mrs Samuel Lumpkin chairman of Thrift in the General Federation of Women's Clubs returns from North Georgia and says southern women will engage in more methodical thrift work. She notes rising awareness of the link between family finance and national welfare and emphasizes thrift as a home and school lesson shaping future prosperity.
The article discusses women bearing a larger load in a thrift campaign and the shift toward businesslike thrift efforts. It notes the National Women's Organizations and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs stressing thrift, with Mrs Lumpkin, as thrift chair, not releasing plans until consulting federation leaders.
Tokio August 5 Associated Press reports Japan faces international suspicion as indefinite Siberian handling draws fire from elder statesman Okuma and Marquis Shigenobu. Critics liken Japan’s stance to Clemenceau when out of office, challenging current leaders.
Dr Holt a renowned baby specialist says a baby's weight accurately reflects thriving. He advocates tracking weight through the first year with common milestones: birth 7 to 7.5 pounds. three months 12 to 14 pounds. six months 15 to 16 pounds. one year 20 to 22 pounds. If underweight appears, digestive issues are first checked. Symptoms include sleeplessness fretfulness loss of appetite constipation diarrhoea and slight fever. A safe easy acting laxative Baby Ease is recommended over castor oils. If no improvement consult a physician.
This vintage ad touts Capatone as an easily taken liquid aspirin with no water needed. It claims instant headache, nervousness, eczema, and rheumatism relief, notes no opiates or chloral, safety for heart and stomach, and features J Homer Collier's signature to prevent substitution. Available in 30 cent and 60 cent bottles at drug stores.
In an interview Okuma said the reason for sending a Japanese army to Siberia is not clearly understood by most. He argued that the Sino Japanese and Russo Japanese wars had clear aims, but Siberia remains a mystery to the people and troops alike. He urged frank disclosure to the powers and warned against suspicion abroad. He suggested withdrawal or a real punitive expedition if needed.
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