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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
2
A reflective poem contrasts words as fragile yet powerful forces. It ponders how words endure beyond life, shaping fate with both harm and grace, and notes the passion and despair carried by language as it circulates through time.
Mrs. Callie E Richards announces the marriage of her sister Belle Augustus Yarbrough to Mr William Piron Mason on January fourth 1914 at Watkinsville with Judge Frank R Booth presiding. The piece also offers a moral reflection on kindness as a daily grace.
Third Week notes July 16 Avon Sketch Club July 17 Stereopticon Lecture The event also mentions Barrington Flanigen hosting a dance at his West Point family home for guests from Rome Atlanta and Camilla with elaborate decorations and refreshments. A Baraca Philathea lawn party at First Methodist church hosted several hundred visitors on a sunny afternoon, fostering fellowship.
The Brenan YWCA building project reports Gainesville pledges of 10000 dollars and over 6000 subscribed, totaling about 13000. Builders plan to start once 15000 is raised, with 25000 needed to finish. If plans hold, part of the facility should open by September 15.
The Brenau project combines religious education spaces with a chapel mission rooms and a swimming pool as part of a new building. Social notes follow detailing Miss Nettie Webb hosting and the wedding of Miss Eugenia Ivey to Mr. Thomas Eugene Hennessy with elaborate ceremony at the Ivey home.
A newspaper ad promises removal of freckles with Ethine Double Strength. It claims an ounce of product from a druggist, applied at night and morning, can erase even severe spots and improve skin tone with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Local notices list Glenn Lodge No 75 N O O F meets Tuesdays at Oda Fellows Hall Max Joseph building. Keystone Chapter No 1 R A M meets every third Tuesday at 8 PM in Max Joseph building. Other groups include Elmo Lodge K P St Hime Lodge 40 Knights of Pythias, Classic City Council U C T, Mt Vernon Lodge F and A M, Williams Lodge I O O F, Athens BPOE No 780, Geo B Davis Camp W O W. Meetings set in various halls on Clayton street and Jester building with inviting visiting members.
The patron saint of Naples is San Gennaro. The city holds his dried blood for 1,600 years and three times yearly it liquefies. Rapid liquefaction is deemed good for Naples while slow or no liquefaction is viewed as an omen of evil.
A brief Brooklyn Eagle quote classifies men by age as the three kinds who know nothing about women. It lists old men young men and middle-aged men as examples.
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