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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner urges unwavering support for the Democratic administration and a loyal candidate. It proclaims democracy’s duty to rally behind trusted leaders, calling for volunteers to carry the party through political challenges and to defeat Bolshevik threats.
In Atlanta this week Sen John Smith and Thomas E Watson forged an apparent political pact rejecting the Democratic Party and Wilson but repudiating Bolshevik notions. They claimed the alliance would control delegates and the platform while warning loyalists to oppose Watson and Smith rivals in the fall senate race.
A list of language origins and historical facts followed by new questions. It covers Yankee etymology Kipling Jungle Book Boone Jefferson and more with queries about origins, plants, birds, and geography.
A short reflective poem urging the reader to perform small duties faithfully to build strength and readiness for larger tasks. The speaker emphasizes steady effort with lines about meeting responsibilities and finding big duties camouflaged in small tasks.
The yacht Greyduck, missing since Saturday with twenty three aboard, is reported safe in Miami harbor. Weather caused the delay, per telegrams relayed by an aeroplane today.
Easter message from Bishop Thomas Nicholson stresses vast scope for Christian service among today’s young men. He cites missionaries and educators like Joseph Baillie in China, Fred Hope in Africa, Samuel Higginbottom in India, and H T Liao urging church leadership for China’s industrial growth. An American Chinese commission plans to supply organizers and teachers for self-owned Chinese schools. The field, he says, is the world.
A health column argues baths refresh and relax, with hot baths aiding sleep and cold baths boosting morning energy. It notes baths relieve sweating products, rubbing after bathing improves skin circulation, and plain water is a trusted friend for overall health.
About how many countries have Salvation Army branches and how many regular soldiers are enrolled sixty five countries with a total enrollment around 20 000. About how much alcohol is in home made elderberry wine about 9 3 per cent. Under the Voleread Act it is unlawful to make it for beverage purposes. How many words does an average adult possess in vocabulary this varies from under 6 000 to 22 000 with 13 500 as a well educated average. Who was the real author of Robinson Crusoe Daniel DeFoe. In what year was the Martinique volcanic disaster 1902. Please give your opinion on this
A reader asks about recovering an inheritance seized as enemy alien after a German husband died by suicide following WWI. The piece also mentions repatriation or citizenship options, Veterans of Foreign Wars HQ, a nervous middle aged man diet query, and whether Constance Talmadge is married.
Article explains teething timing varies by family and is slowed by improper feeding leading to indigestion and undernourishment. It warns against strong irritants, notes fever and sleep disruption may accompany teething, and promotes "Baby Ease" laxative as a safe aiding remedy with a physician check if no improvement.
An advertisement warns against calomel claiming it poisons the body and causes cramps. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that starts the liver without side effects, cannot salivate, and is suitable for children.
The piece recounts Rev. Asbury Coke Mixon’s obituary and a sermon on being a soul winner. It tells of a Presbyterian banker urged by Dr. George R. Stuart to invite three friends to church, pray after hours, then speak at the service. The banker’s persistence led to multiple conversions and a reaffirmation that bearing fruit is expected.
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