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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1921

Page

4

Athens Banner Subscription Rates 1921

The Athens Banner lists subscription prices effective July 1 1921 for Daily Banner and Sunday issues. Rates cover weekly monthly and multi month options including combined Daily and Sunday plans with notes on advance payment and renewal rules.

Daily Banner Sunday Banner Sunday Herald City Mat

Extending Credit to Europe Versus Domestic Prosperity

Analyzed view argues against broad government loans to European nations. It emphasizes that America should back credit with productive enterprises, not finance European governments. The piece urges focusing on domestic commerce and ensuring Europe proves willing to meet debts before further aid.

Europe America United States

Trade States urged to follow business practice not sentiment

The text argues for Europe to trade with the Trade States on sound business terms rather than sentiment. Eugene Meyer Jr. of the War Finance Corporation stresses boosting domestic buying power as well as foreign buying power, warning against credit misuse and insisting foreign nations must operate on solid business principles.

Washington Europe Eugene Meyer, Jr War Finance Corporation

Building Highways in China

The piece asserts China’s historic transport neglect is waning as a province plans five modern highways nearly two thousand miles long. It notes cheap labor and materials, cautious political contrasts with Japan, and predicts a broad transformation driven by young Chinese talent and directed effort. It asks what China will do as it awakens to power.

China

Editorial Comment Taft as Chief Justice

Editorial argues William H. Taft earned the role of chief justice through fairness and judicial temperament. It lauds his calm reaction to defeat, blend of labor sympathy with prudence, and ability to unite opposing views. The piece concludes with social commentary and observations on public life and opportunity.

Taft William H. Taft United States Supreme Court Mr. Taft Rae Ig Court

Proposal to Move County Seat of Brantley to Nahunta

Atlanta July 15. A bid to change Brantley county seat from Hoboken to Nahunta gains support from Senator Thomas and others. No public buildings exist yet, and no loss is foreseen. A prior election opposed the move by 22 votes, with claims of 88 illegal ballots. The change, expedited via legislature, is signed by representatives from affected counties.

Atlanta Brantley Hoboken Nahunta Thomas Aiken Stricklen Nichols Vocelle Mann Plekren Seasion

Answers to Yester Day Kwiz Review

A list of quiz corrections and new questions covering geography history and science. It includes answers such as Maine as the Pine Tree State and Palermo in Sicily, with new prompts about gastric juice ethnology and Lake Winnipesaukee.

Maine Pine Tree State Ni g—Anne Bradstreet America Palermo Sicily United States Newfoundland Santiago Chile Hawaiian Islands Sandwich Islands Hawaii Washington Seattle West, Virginia New Guinea Herodotus Bogota Lake Winnepesaukee State of Maryland

Miss Weatherly Weds Mr Lacy C Arnett

Miss Ruby Weatherly and Mr Lacy C Arnett were married by Rev Walter Anthony at the First Methodist Church on Lumpkin Street Athens. Arnett, a leading local photographer, and his bride will reside in Athens after a short honeymoon.

Miss Weatherly Lacy C. Arnett Ruby Weatherly Walter Anthony The First Method Lumpkin Street

Jameson Neighbors saves four boys at Winterville lake

Athens residents applaud a daring rescue as Jameson Neighbors dives in with clothes on to save four youths from drowning after a boat incident at a new lake near Winterville. A Carnegie medal movement begins to honor his bravery amid a crowded shore. Clarke County Fair plans loom large with multi club support and an executive committee to select site and dates. The project promises a major regional event with prominent county figures guiding exhibits and amusements.

Jameson Neighbors New Lake Winterville Ralph Dawson Dawson Neighbors Itaelf Morg Las Clarke County Athens Chamber of Commerce Woman's Club Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Advertising Club Farm Bureau Wmix State College of Agriculture Annie Mae Wood Athens Woman's Club Georgia

Cobb C Torrance Seriously Hurt in Atlanta Crash

Cobb C Torrance of Atlanta, a highly popular University of Georgia student from Athens, was seriously injured in a Friday automobile accident in Atlanta. The Banner, University and Athens circles express deep regret and hope for his recovery known locally as Cobb.

Cobb C. Torrance Atlanta Athens University of Georgia Georgia

Seaboard Air Line Train Times Mixed Schedule

Northbound and southbound leaves listed for Atlanta Monroe Memphis Birmingham Norfolk Richmond and Washington New York routes with various departure and arrival times. Includes local stops and intercity connections across multiple cities with times such as 10:05am 6:40pm 2:24pm 7:50pm and overnight 11:47pm arrivals.

Seaboard Air Line Atlanta-Monroe

Thunder Showers Move Across Georgia and South

Thunder showers swept Athens and nearby areas with showers continuing across the region. Eastern cotton states saw more widespread rain while western areas had scattered showers. Florence Alabama and Oklahoma City reported over two inches, Charleston recorded a heavy 6.14 inch fall. Morning temps ranged from 80 along the gulf to the low 60s inland.

Cotton States Florence Ala Oklahoma City Charleston Gulf Coast

Berlin Air Routes Expand Across Germany

Read for profit notices show Germany now operates four air routes out of Berlin. The longest lines are Berlin Dortmund and Berlin Roenigesberg, each about three hundred miles. Additional routes include Berlin Bremen and Berlin Dresden. Phone 75.

Germany Berlin Berlin-Dortmund Berlin-Roenigesberg Berlin-Hremen Berlin- Dresden

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