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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
12
A discussion on how dancing reflects personal express through motion rather than technique. It argues that good dancers are not necessarily virtuous and that judging character from mere skill is flawed. Highlights the link between walking, eating, and actions to character, with moral reflections. Followed by a church service note and obituary fragment mentioning Mrs. Cox and family.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Cox aged 51, who died at home Sunday, were held at 14 a.m. from the Methpaint church in Farmington. The obituary notes the death and burial details, reflecting local civic and religious customs.
Mr J S Harmon of this city recounts a strange tale with proof a young chicken’s gizzard formed like a baby chick. He preserved the organ in alcohol and it draws attention from all who view it.
The University of Georgia plans its most brilliant commencement week yet led by Cobb C Torrappee with elaborate dances. Events begin Friday June 10 with Pan Hellenic, followed by Law Hop and a dress ball, Junior and Senior dances, plus tea dances hosted by social clubs and fraternities. The guest orchestra from New York will headline several performances.
If ears ring and head noise distress you, a home remedy suggests mixing one ounce of strength with four pinches of hot water and a little granulated sugar, then taking one tablespoon four times daily. This old scheme claims quick relief from head noises and congestion.
Mr Torrance plans a five day commencement program at the University of Georgia with an orchestra praised as the best south of New York. Features will include fraternity house parties swimming lessons picnics and social events attracting Atlanta and Southern women. A fund contribution request is noted with envelopes to Mrs George A Mell or Emergency Fund in Athens Georgia.
In a fragmentary report a discussion mentions a famous Bronx event and a mountain preserve plan. It references a challenger named Mr. Sibbald and a fearless attitude in facing other animals in a territory. The garbled text hints at a sports meet, possibly involving a Ranger and a game nap, with vague names and places.
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