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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
2
A lyrical plea from a spring rose inviting a lover to pluck it from thorny trials and dream together in a garden where Cupid awakens. The piece blends romantic verse with local society notes about visitors and social events in Canton and Winterville.
A reflective piece urges daily effort to be good and pure, help others in small ways, keep a sweet spirit, and avoid petty anger and irritability. It frames such conduct as noble yet challenging, promoting consistent moral self-improvement.
Miss Glenn Allen of Athens Georgia has completed a second six weeks course at the New York School of Music and Arts. She studied voice with Mr Sterner and piano with Harriette Brower and earned favorable notices from Thursday musicales. The Georgia pupil joins many others drawn by the school which offers dormitories in the same building as its New York City music program.
Mr Don Leomus refuses to help wash dishes citing home duties and says he withdraws from all interlocking directorates due to public sentiment against the practice. Maria is addressed in the exchange.
A Springfield Mass Republican quip notes Briggins is a danger to hunting trouble. The joke asks what troubles him now, suggesting his fear of the income tax owed if his income ever grows large enough to be taxed.
A light quip from the Florida Times-Union notes a grass widow attending a hop becomes a grass-hopper. The joke plays on a pun about a widow and insect hopping.
A reflective aphorism attributed to George Macdonald invites readers to pursue truth as a path to deeper understanding. The quote emphasizes experiential learning through honest inquiry.
Professors Bergonie of Bordeaux and Arsonval of Paris report that currents of three amperes and 1000 to 1500 volts passed through a human subject enable him to digest 76 percent of food that would normally pass undigested. This sensational claim suggests electricity can improve digestion and nutrient absorption.
A short religious reflection contrasts boldness with fear and unbelief. The passage asserts faith as the foundation for establishment and questions why readers are fearful, attributing fear to a lack of faith.
Pearl shells cap the Panama cathedral towers reflecting sunlight visible far at sea, creating a bright landmark along the coast.
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