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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
2
The Athens Banner lists delivery and subscription rates and urges prompt notice of delivery issues. It requests real names for publication notices and discusses various local items, editorials, and upcoming events, including sports, road congress, and university summer school notes.
Justice Brewer lauds the press in a New York World anniversary tribute. He calls the free press the court of public opinion guiding national unity, social progress, and educated ambition, noting its role in widening horizons and improving conditions across regions.
Charles R. Barrett argues education yields refined appearance and conduct. He likens life to sports and claims headball demands discipline, punctuality, and steady effort, with rewards equal to effort and education shaping character and success.
A fragmented note discusses tree species in North America and Europe, noting 74 tropical species near Chastar speed Florida and 10 common to both continents. It lists Judas tree, per simmen, backberry, pline tree, hop hornbeam and chestnut as indigenous to North America, with all species now growing naturally south of the Alps in Europe.
Professor E L Thorndike argues in Century that if scholars increasingly reject the church as the main influence on opinion and rely on educational and editorial bodies, intellectual decisions may move outside church control. He notes a shift from ministers guiding public knowledge to ministers focusing on religious welfare, potentially ceding broad leadership to secular institutions.
An 1901 advertisement touts Hall’s Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including diabetes and rheumatism. It includes testimonials from Neosho Missouri and a sales pitch for Clifton flour with a towel bonus.
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