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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
5
In a promotional sale, five business lots in Athens are advertised as highly attractive safe investments. “First Come, First Served” signals urgency with lot No. 6 already sold. The dealer, W. A. Mallory, invites buyers to claim the remaining parcels as daily passers by indicate strong demand.
New York on December 6 celebrates a busy Christmas season with ships unloading trees from Maine and Canada while street vendors hawk novelties. Stores stock heavily, offering inexpensive, toy varieties from four cent vehicles to doll houses and electric running features, catering to both rich and poor families.
Dr Koplowitz of Madison delivers a landmark Masonic address to Morgan County Chapter Royal Arch Masons in Madison. The November gathering featured a banquet, signals and symbols discussion, and strong remarks on Jewish history and brotherhood. New applications are pending as growth and activity rise in the chapter.
A language purist hurries to a lunch shop known for pumpkin pie. He says pun-kin pie to a pie counter clerk who corrects him. After several corrections he tries punkin pie and meets a stricter new clerk who asks for pumpkin pie.
A visitor thanked a church verger for courtesy and information after a tour but offered a half crown. The verger declined citing rules. He then considers pocketing a coin if found on the floor, noting it would not violate the rules.
Montgomery officers cite Henry B. Stegall to appear before Judge Thomas G. Jones for contempt after Deputy Marshal Pulliam says Stegall threatened to arrest him when serving court orders. Hearing set for Thursday in Montgomery. likely penalty up to 500 dollars and six months imprisonment if found guilty.
In Germany a woman is judged by domesticity not politics, and the Kaiserin aims to be a model housewife. She keeps aloof from state matters, concentrates on family, and heals the poor. Her philanthropic work earns her the title Empress of Goodness. She enjoys tennis and is an expert horsewoman.
A letter from Filis arrives at college. Mater sighs as she reads. Fred feels cheap for failing to pass. Pater and Mater discuss what to write to comfort him. Pater replies he needn't, as he hasn't passed either.
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