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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1914

Page

7

Petersburg Nightlife and Imperial Ballet in St Petersburg

The article portrays Petersburg life as lavish and strictly class bound with dining options from 60 kopecks to 30 rubles, and details a night at Ne menchinsky's, the Marinsky theatre, and a Tschaikovsky ballet performance. It notes ticket prices, aristocratic seating, and the dazzling imperial audience, contrasted with the city’s cold, snowy climate.

St. Petersburg Berlin Karl R. Kitchen World's Europe New York Petersburg Russia Neva Rupesian Nevsky Prospect Marinsky Opera Nemenchinsky Marinsky Opera House Marinsky Imperial Russian Ballet Imperial Opera Metropolitan Marininsky Imperial Ballet Paris Opera Pavlova Tschaikovsky Pavlovas London

Nemenchinsky's Coop Brings Democratic Dining to Petersburg

A Petersburg visit recounts Nemenchinsky's cooperative restaurant where 350 staff are shareholders and dine well on a three ruble check plus wine. The narrator contrasts autocratic Russia with this democratic venture, then tours the Aquarium riverfront venue for champagne tangos and elite company across a late night scene.

Broadway Tachaikowsky Lake Ladoga Crimea Petersburg Nemenchinsky Russia Europe Aquarium Kamennoostrovsky Prospect Rock Island Avenue Renato

Tri State Water and Light Convention Set for Atlanta

The Tri-State Water and Light Association announces its fourth annual convention in Atlanta on April 16 and 17 1914 with a full program of talks on forestry water resources purification and public health plus a factory exhibition and visits to local facilities including the Forsyth theater and nearby plants.

Atlanta Athens J. G. Woodward Fred Houser Atlanta Convention Bureau W. PF. Stieglitz Counedman Rodgueton WW. Selaeter Jr Furst Lutheran Eaureh Milania Regehr al Luttress Newoemuthig Systems Tee Paaritieat Punter Athinta Wattilour Meters Str Nagy Forestry and Water Resources Ihe Graves Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C M. F. Corin Philadelphia Forsyth Theater M. B. Sanders Greenwood S. C Columbia S.C Saiisbury N. C Charlotte N.C Georgia

Georgia Students To Tour Europe This Summer

Two University of Georgia juniors Raymond Hastings and Bright McConnell plan a summer tour through Europe. Both study agriculture and will visit multiple countries as part of their educational experience.

Georgia Messrs Raymond Hastings Bright McConnell The Europe

Week End Sale at Michaels Specials Today

Ladies colored Lisle Hosiery in 15 shades offered at 29c pair in a weekend sale. Damask Napkins in assorted patterns priced 59c per dozen, a saving from $1.00. New switches and transformations stocked with Friday sale at half price or less than half.

Weekend Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Hair Switches

Advertised hair switches range from 20 to 30 inches with full lustrous quality. Prices drop from regular 3.00–3.50 up to 1.48 and 1.98 during the weekend sale. Additional lots include 24 to 26 inch switches and three stem 30 inch varieties with weekend prices 3.98 and 4.98.

Easter Favor Sale at Special Weekend Prices

Easter table offers baskets ribbons and other novelties for favors and place cards priced 10c each. The display highlights a weekend sale with low prices for party supplies and Easter table decor.

Lunch Cloths at $1.69 Large Linen Weekend Sale

An advertisement promotes pure linen lunch cloths 50 inches in diameter. It touts the largest cloth offered and a weekend sale price of 1.69 dollars.

Campaign to clean city postponed for wagon collection dates

Civic department of the woman’s club and supporters plan a city cleanup using city wagons from the 6th to the 14th or 15th with dates to be announced. Wagons are in short supply, so residents should prepare now and display Day cards made by Goodale.

The Woman's Club Board of Health Chamber of Commerce

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