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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
A strong plea urges students to study the Bible in its original Hebrew to grasp its true sense and spirit. Quoted authorities stress Hebrew depth over translations, arguing that Latin and Greek attract interest while Hebrew underpins moral and spiritual instruction in civilization.
The university team discusses captaincy with candidates Martin Cobh and Meds Cold. Martin is seen as leader and likely captain. Hodgson shines at bat while Hekis provides calm judgment. All players vote next week to decide who will lead the squad.
The article reports that Alabama games cannot be arranged this week as conflicts with exams and travel hinder the schedule. Fans may be disappointed as universities adjust dates and venues to accommodate academic commitments.
G W Cloyd a Clank Mo merchant had a close call four years ago after a jimson bar pierced his thumb. The doctor proposed amputation but the wound healed after using Bucklea Arnica Salve bought from W J Smith & Co and H R Palmer & Sons Drugists.
The item lists college baseball games for June and mentions closing shops at 6 o clock each afternoon, Saturday excepted, through September 30, with signatories from merchants and companies including Mehiens, Nicholson, Baron, Smith Shee, McClive, Goldwasser, Farhstein, Dorsey, Funkenstein, Huggins, and Arnold & Abney. It notes various game matchups and venues and a sale of macarons.
Seaboard Air Line runs a special Athens to Atlanta train on May 25 for Gordon Monument events. Depart Athens 7 30 a m Eastern time return from Atlanta 8 30 p m. One fare plus twenty five cents round trip. military units in uniform get one cent per mile. Tickets on sale May 24 and for trains arriving before noon May 25. all tickets expire May 28. J Z Hoke.
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