JUST A TAMER OF LIONS
A giant man brings a meek woman before the magistrate and accuses her of cruelty in harsh terms. The magistrate, sizing up the lion tamer, asks for his line of work and he proudly replies he is a lion tamer.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1908
Page
7
A giant man brings a meek woman before the magistrate and accuses her of cruelty in harsh terms. The magistrate, sizing up the lion tamer, asks for his line of work and he proudly replies he is a lion tamer.
An advertisement promotes Johnson's Shoes for boys offering waterproof and wear resistant high cut footwear. The ad targets active outdoor play with emphasis on comfort and durability priced from $0.50 to $3.50.
Johnson Shoe Co at 433 Broad Street announces evening hours this week extending store time until 10 o clock each night to serve customers after standard hours.
Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M meets second Thursday monthly at Masonical building Clayton Street. Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at Castle Hall Max Joseph building Clayton and Wall. Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons meets third Tuesday at 8. Athens lodges and O E S and other fraternal groups list meeting nights and officers for attendance.
L A Ransom of the Southern Cotton Co and former Inter-State Cotton Seed Crushers' president will speak twice at the Georgia State College of Agriculture in January. He will discuss cotton seed products to students and planters during the Farmers' Conference running January 15 to 23, with talks on meals, hulls, cattle feed, and fertilizer applications.
Coroner W. D. Paris of Jefferson County died suddenly in his room in Birmingham. Housekeeper Mrs. W. T. Carter was taken to police headquarters for examination amid suspicions due to his plan to exhume J. I. Taylor’s body at Mount Pinson for poison traces. Governor Comer appointed W. L. Brasher as successor.
Contents list for the January issue of Success Magazine includes fiction and verse by multiple authors. Notable items mention First Aid to the Doctor by Paul Bransom and pieces by Lincoln Steffens and Orison Swett Marden among others.
Evelyn Gaddis 18 disappeared from uncle John C. Beverley’s home near Thomasville Georgia. Searchers comb woods and swamps after she failed to appear at breakfast. later found nearly frozen in a wagon after wandering in a demented state.
A traditional formula combines Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karagon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic pains. The recipe claims it cleanses kidney eliminative tissues and reduces swelling, with a daily dose after meals and a water chaser.
Notice bans discharging fireworks within city fire limits and near depots or cotton warehouses and forbids placing torpedoes on street railroad tracks. Violators face penalties under section 299 of the City Code, with half the fine awarded to citizens reporting in evidence. Mayor W F Dorsey signs. Palmer's advertises attractive gift packages.
Emergency Kelly to meet Tom Kilbane in Columbus New Year afternoon. Frank Bowerman seeks trades with Mike Mowry and Bill Dahlen. McBreen heads to Hot Springs for Red Sox training. Ketchel still in the mix. Pearl Casey to manage Portland in the Northwestern league. Boxing show on New Year’s Day at Colma. Rube Marquard’s lone good eye and other trades swirl in early 1900s baseball and boxing chatter.
The passage parodies a village tale about Almira Stang ending her eight year engagement to Charles Henry Tootwiler over 217 pairs of socks and advice on economy. It also dismisses a Washington Herald yarn about Roosevelt and a riding party, labeling the report frivolous and defamatory.
A satirical reflection notes how shame alters memory of past fun and mocks gendered views of drama and social scenes. It jokes about a woman's reaction to lectures and a man's pride in opening telegrams, while lampooning excuses about expenses and reputations.
The Youths Companion reports an extraordinary locust invasion in Algeria and Tunis this year. Swarms from the desert blot out the sun and blanket ground, hindering rail traffic. Initially they lay eggs and are not voracious, then young locusts devour leaves, bark, and shoots. Barricades with wax, sloped paths, and poisoned ditches trap and kill them.
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