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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
2
A Women’s page essay surveys Hall Caine’s serial The Woman Thou Gavest Me in Hearst's Magazine. It weighs moral issues, reader responsibility, and the novel’s treatment of fate and remorse, noting the author’s skill while warning about sensational depictions and their effects on unfixed readers.
These lenses are entirely satisfactory when fitted by an optician of ability. We earnestly advise you to see Mr. Case, our optician.
Fragmentary text lists Dreer's bulbs including Roman hyacinths paper white narcissus freesia Improved Purity Chinese Sacred Lilies and Lilinum Harisii Easter Lily. The remainder discusses life perspectives and the duty to understand life beyond personal fortune, urging readers to confront sorrows temptations and sins.
The Colonial presents Geo. M. Cohan's musical farce The Little Millionaire featuring Bert Leigh and Hazel Burgess in an early engagement. The show promises to attract lovers of refined theatrical fare with its lively lyrics and entertaining performances.
The Field Players are delivering strong performances at the Colonial theater with lively productions and growing patronage. Tonight features a four act drama Panama and the Call of the Woods matinee at 3 30 with seat reservations at Palmer's or the theater box office after 6 p.m. An Athens society update follows with engagements, gatherings, and social notices across the region including Mobile convention plans and notable local moves.
Mr and Mrs P N Little of Madison spent yesterday in the city. Mrs E C McEvoy and Miss Louise McEvoy return today from Europe where they have been enjoying a delightful summer.
The McGregor Company advertises cash or account credit for used school books. Sell now before the school opens when staff are busiest, encouraging immediate drop off or submission of your books for resale.
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