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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
2
A miscellany of verse and prose fragments recalling aging with hope. Poems explore aging, memory, and nature, contrasting shy youth with future cheer. Included are notes on community events such as a barbecue for railroad officials, a birthday gathering, and a college agricultural meeting.
A long discussion on the phrase perfectly lovely appears in a column from the New Haven Register. It defends youthful enthusiasm and urges gentle correction rather than harsh critique, praising genuine kindness and future promise of the young woman in question.
Aged discussions on women’s suffrage from the Equal Suffrage League feature items, remarks by Victor Murdock and Dr. Anna Shaw, and satirical quips about gender roles. Editorial notes uphold dawn of women’s rights, with Southern politics cited on the grandfather clause and voting implications.
The Polish pianist Paderewski, in Festival Hall San Francisco, described Poland as a memory and ruin after recounting its history and its people. He praised reform but blamed oppression for Poland’s downfall, urging support and compassion for his homeland.
The Oklahoma State Board of Education has adopted Sanford and Brown's High School Grammar for exclusive use in state high schools. The text has been on the market for less than two years and already appears in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Oklahoma. It follows recommendations from major educational bodies including the National Education Association and several language associations.
Advertisement seeks ten experienced salesladies for Abraham Joel and Sons on Broad Street. Apply in person with credentials to join a local firm seeking staff for retail operations.
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