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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
9
A miscellany items list dialogue from Miss Oldun and Miss Young about affection in a Boston Transcript snippet. It also includes a remark on melting human fat using dangerous chemicals and a Daily Thought on happiness. The note closes with a fact about Syria's pistachio production, claiming about half a million pounds annually.
Essanay releases Graustark and the five part film When We Were Twenty-One starring William Elliott and Helen Lutrell at the Elite on the Paramount program. Porter Ford direct a natural ensemble cast in a human, wholesome drama with Dick Carey and Firefly amid intense scenes. A closing note reports a misread goodbye as a child mistakes a hearse for a carriage.
Mr. Parvey New remarks that Shakespeare has clever ideas and good lines but many phrases have become hackneyed slang since his youth, noting their long stay in everyday speech.
Beginning June 3 all trunk checkers must declare real value of baggage under the Cummins act. Railroads plan to insure losses beyond declared value at ten cents per $100, while airport delays and crowding at stations loom. Misdeclaration can lead to misdemeanor charges, with jail risk if valuables are found later or if values are inflated.
Augusta preacher and orator Reverend M. Ashby Jones will give the literary address to Lucy Cobb Institute’s graduating class tomorrow at 6 30 p m He has delivered several Athens commencement sermons and memorial day orations Athens residents recall his engaging style and note the famous phrase War Is Hell though its origin is disputed with no definitive source.
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript notes a wife who speaks four languages while her husband only speaks one, highlighting domestic humor.
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