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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
5
Paris designs push fuller skirts and sleeves as American fashion turns toward cuirass and yoke silhouettes. The trend mixes sheer draping with heavier fabrics, favoring corsage fullness, tunic draped mantles, and bold color blouses in white and color. Accessories include black Chantilly mantles and lace trimmed hats in black and white.
A devotional meditation on the Lord's Prayer debt concept. It explores sin as a personal burden, the need for repentance, and divine forgiveness through Christ. The piece cites Scriptural references, the prodigal son, and David's confession, urging humble confession and faith in Jesus for cleansing.
The Atlanta Automobile Association is creating a 2 mile racing course with seating for thousands, storing houses, grand stands, and rail facilities. Backed by 300000 dollars from local business leaders, the project aims to finish by October with a first five day meet starting November 9. The track invites large crowds and prominent tourism to Georgia and the South.
Clarke County Georgia adjusts health regulations. The Board of Commissioners on August 3 1909 by Pitard amends Section 7 to empower officers to enter premises with infectious diseases and to fumigate or destroy contaminated items to curb spread. Executed by Clerk John B Gamble under official seal.
August news from New York reports Mrs. Annie Besant declaring humanity at the zenith of a fifth subrace and the possible reincarnation of Christ. The Equal Franchise Society promotes lectures at Columbia University as suffragists push for women's voting rights amid campus debate. Dog Sixth Sense claims emerge from Rockefeller dog farm near Clyde Station as local authorities seek to curb nuisance. Port of Amboy police memory case and reform talk over New York tenement investigations surface, while Oscar Hammerstein earns French public instruction honor for arts and opera contributions.
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