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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
4
A short AP style disclaimer fragment outlines republication rights and credit rules. It notes exclusive use, credit to The Associated Press, and the paper’s ownership of dispatch rights and republication permissions.
Announcement notes the death of Champ Clark a long time Missouri congressman and prominent Democratic leader. He served since 1893, supported the president during World War I, and remained a beloved figure in Missouri and the South. His passing ends a career marked by loyalty and public service in congress.
In a public letter supporters praise Commissioner Price for standing by the railroad commission amid criticism of increased gas and other utility rates. They urge fair, fact-based scrutiny of the decisions, defend his integrity, and oppose unfounded attacks on the commission.
A fragmented poem fragment notes political change with a new president and lingering public sentiment. The verse contrasts Republican control with unaltered prices and stamps, then shifts to a brief vignette about Hospitality and a host who fails to welcome a visitor.
A set of quiz questions and definitions cover porcelain and China origins, fabrics, statues, states starting with A, Baron Minchaugen, emulsions, textbooks, and geography. New questions ask about California biography, England's dead, dates in royal writings, and language abbreviations.
The Georgia Historical Society schedules its first annual meeting in Macon on April 29. Officers elected after consolidation remain in place, including President Andrew J. Cobb of Athens and Otis Ashmore of Savannah as vice presidents and treasurer. Publicity chairman is P. F. Flippin of Macon.
A long list of church activities across Athens area including Sunday school at various times, morning and evening services, and special programs. Churches noted include Youn Harris Memorial, First Baptist, East Athens Baptist, St Josephs Catholic, Prince Baptist, with events such as Epworth League meetings, prayer meetings, and sermons by Rev. A G Richards and Dr Henry H Sweets. Also mentions university chapel speech and open-air meetings, with coordinators and superintendents named.
Central Peery Terian Church announces Rev Samuel Cartledge as pastor with J T Dunley superintendent of Sunday School and Hugh Hodgson organist and music director. Services at 11 a m and 8 p m with Christian Endeavor at 3 20 and 7 p m. Weekly Wednesday prayer at 8 p m. Special invitation to strangers and students.
Sunday School begins at 10 o clock with a sermon at 11 by Rev. G F Venable Presiding Elder. An evening sermon follows by the Pastor at 7. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 8. The Acts first chapter will be studied.
A woman reports nervousness and monthly illness prevented work but after using Lyban’s Vegetable Compound from Jydin E. Pink she regains energy to manage her home. She states she is able to do all her chores and credits the medicine with unseen help surpassing doctors. She allows printing of her testimonial.
WEAK women in Korgersville North Carolina praise Cardus for years of use saying it revived strength and sleep. A Mrs Wesley Mabe recalls improved appetite and vitality after starting Cardus and credits it with helping her daughter as well. The testimony highlights relief from nervous weakness and renewed energy.
A long, dense speech discusses postwar responsibility, urging prudent government action to reduce abnormal expenditures, support production, reform tariffs, curb inflation, and preserve American standards. It calls for efficiency, fair tax policy, and widespread public service while stressing unity under God and duty.
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