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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
A compact column blends poetry on steadfast friends with reports from the National Education Association and Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy. It notes Oakland CA education discussions, rural school aims, and a Thomasville meeting with plans for social events and leadership elections.
A brief exchange mocks a police arrest for intoxication. Lushman quips about arresting the moon for being full, while the officer notes the moon is likely not mobile. The dialogue satirizes drunken behavior and police handling.
Semi-tailored dresses remain in constant demand for school girls. The design features a Quaker collar of white linen and satin straps with tiny buttons. Requires 2 1 2 yards 44 inch material and 1 8 yard gandy for collar. Price 15 cents.
Burton, Cox and Wood lead with six wins and three losses each as a decisive morning game at Herty Field decides the champions. Roy Hodgson’s nine straight losses mark his team’s season end while Captain Wood and Cox loom as contenders after tight losses to Hodgson’s squad.
A compact aphorism notes that two paths lead to a meaningful aim: sheer strength and steady perseverance. The line emphasizes determination and grit as essential forces for achievement.
Atlanta officials back an honor system for 40 convicts at the model camp paying ten cents daily for good behavior. The scheme would yield about $2.80 per month per convict. Chairman Turner opposed the plan, likening it to paying bad children for good conduct.
An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Tablets as providing quick relief for headaches dizziness and digestive disturbances. Quoted testimonial from Miss Clara A Driggs of Elba New York states they are worth their weight in gold. Sold by all dealers.
Alfred C. Ford advertising manager for the Atlanta Georgian was seriously wounded when a revolver he kept under his pillow fired while he twirled it on waking. The bullet pierced a lung and he was taken to Grady Hospital in Atlanta.
Miss Henry will consult on the merits of the La Vida Corset at W. T. Collins and a La Vida Corset demonstration begins today at the shop.
Bring us all your old second hand school books now. We pay cash or allow credit for usable books. We have school books ready so you should come early to buy and avoid the rush. All school books strictly cash. No mileage coupons. The M Gregor Co. tu th sa.
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