British coin composition in 87 3 alloy of silver copper
The article notes that British silver coins are produced from an alloy containing 87 parts pure silver and three parts copper, forming the standard mint composition.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1915
Page
10
The article notes that British silver coins are produced from an alloy containing 87 parts pure silver and three parts copper, forming the standard mint composition.
The article argues that price reductions are inevitable as major and minor leagues face weak attendance. It notes the Federal league cutting rates and urges old leagues to follow, citing crowd declines, double headers, and cabaret shows as factors. It quotes Joe Tinker advocating lower prices from box seats to bleachers to boost patronage.
A historical tally shows how few players remain from the 1905 to 1912 World Series teams across the Giants Athletics Cubs Tigers Pirates Red Sox and White Sox. It notes the last links to 1905 1906 and 1907 champions and traces current roles and teams for those still in or connected to major league baseball.
Five major league clubs have offered for Morgan the pitcher held by the Upland team of the Delaware County League. The bids reflect strong interest in a player built on win totals and a solid minor league record.
A humorous anecdote where a wife scolds her husband for arriving after midnight and he defends his rule to not come twice the same day. The tale reflects light domestic wit from a Boston Transcript source.
The quote contrasts feelings and enduring principles, asserting that while emotions shift like light troops, steadfast ethics act as the steadfast troops of the line that remain unmoved by changing events. It emphasizes the durability of core values over transient sentiment.
A condensed quotation notes Dr. Johnson’s claim that business pressures beat idle days, and idleness breeds perpetual cravings and unsatisfying schemes. It frames work as the antidote to vacancy and luxury, contrasting steady effort with leisure’s unrest.
A doctor named M Lesage suggests a substitute for spectacles. If you forget your glasses, perforate a piece of paper with many holes and hold the reading matter at a distance to improve sight. The method is presented as relief for forgetful readers.
The article notes the sunflower once known as solsecle or sun follower, identifying the ancient sunflower as the marigold. It states that tall sunflowers of today originate from American varieties.
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