Wyche lecture on story telling enchants university teachers
Dr Wyche continues charm at University Summer School chapel with lecture on storytelling. He provides examples from King Arthur Beowulf and others, arguing stories shape culture educate children and teach ethics. He outlines three principles to vivid storytelling: be clear, feel deeply, and exert personal belief for a message.
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New University Building Progress and Library Plans
Work on the new campus building progresses and will be ready for occupancy for auteroat classes soon. The Ivy building will be integrated with the new structure, ivy removed for proper wall work, while the library ivy remains unmolested. The Peabody Library construction is delayed, keeping books in place for months, and the Morris residence will be removed to begin the Peabody Library next.
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Peabody Library
Morris
Apgar at Chapel Tonight in University Lecture
Dr Austin P Apgar of Trenton N J will lecture on Animal Life of the Sea at 8 30 PM at the University Chapel as part of the Summer School He will illustrate and share information on a fascinating topic The session also announced teacher certificates for attendance and plans for proficiency certificates next year Also Prof Odla Ashmore of Savannah spoke on The Testimony of the Stars and Dr Wyche will lecture on Story Telling this morning Only 260 per box for Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as boosting health and energy.
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University Chapel
Austin P. Apgar
Trenton
N. J
Tonia
Apgar
Branson
State Normal School
Odla Ashmore
Savannah
Wyche
Apwar
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. B. Palmer & Sons
Humphrey Seeks Full Toll On Foundry Street Accident
Central railroad agent J E Humphrey asserts the earlier statement understates the incident at Foundry Street crossing. A wagon and lime-delivery horse were struck by a slowly moving train, the horse frightened the wagon back onto the tracks. The crossing was not a flagged, city-mandated crossing, and officials say all legal precautions and warning signals were observed.
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Foundry Street
Central
J E. Humphrey
Central Railroad
Humphrey
Eight Days to Count Dots Contest Announcement
The Banner advertises an eight day window to count dots with a closing date of August 1st. Prizes total 100 dollars, including a 25 dollar cash hospital prize. An accident to the dot caused advertisement omission. contestants may obtain entry forms at the office.
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Bopital
Apgar Delivers Enthusiastic Grounded Summer Courses
Dr. Apgar, celebrated educator and scientist, offers two Summer School courses. The plant course covers seed growth, regional trees, flowers and ferns with seed formation aids. The animal course studies birds and insects, living animal care, and prepared specimen collections.
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Apgar
Patare Etady
Gohgol
A Pleasant Time at Normal School
Yesterday afternoon on the lawn of the State Normal School teachers from the Summer school gathered for an hour before Prof. Ashmore's lecture. Dr. R T Wyche led a lively session with stories that held listeners, making the hour both pleasant and profitable. Also included is an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil with Palmer & Boo and W J Smith & Bro.
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Prof
Ashmore
State Normal School
R T. Wyche
Dr. Wycha
Eloby H. B
Palmer & Boo
W. J. Smith & Bro
Grocers Lead as Printers Fall 8 to 1 in City League
In a lively Classic City League game the Grocers defeated the Printers 8 to 1 to extend their perfect record and gain a clear lead over rivals. Pitching dominated. O Farrell outpitched Barch as the Grocers’ heavy hitters took control from the early innings.
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Printers
Grocers
Cobb Davia
Ron
Charley Elder
Grovers
O'Farrell
Barch
Groomrs
Clothiers
Small Negro Boy Found in Candler Hall On Campus
A small negro boy was found in Candler Hall on the University Campus night before last. He appeared bent on robbery but was driven from a room occupied by two young ladies. There was no alarm or disturbance among teachers, and the building residents locked their doors. The boy likely sought a place to sleep and left after being discovered.
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Candler Hall
University
Stin
Pythian Lodge Opens New Chapter at Comer
Last night at Comer Chancellor Commander W P Vonderan of St Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias with the degree team from this city established a new Pythian lodge at Comer Us. Many local citizens joined the lodge and the St Elmo team performed degree work praised as among the best in the state. Athenians thanked for their interest in the lodge’s founding.
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Comer
Bishop Neleon to Preach at Emmanuel Church Sunday
Bishop Cleland K. Neleon arrives in Athens to preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning at Emmanuel Episcopal Church for teachers attending the University Summer School. Neleon is regarded as a leading national divine and his sermon is expected to draw keen interest.
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Cleland K. Neleon
Athens
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
University Summoer School
Neleon
Assistance Needed By Old Gentleman
Mr Freeman Westmoreland, long cared for at Mr D M Kenney’s home, needs aid as Kenney is away in North Carolina most of the time. The case is referred to the Industrial Home or other charitable sources to ensure the elderly man is provided for. Local residents are urged to help. Dr J Harris Chappell recently lectured in Athens and Milledgeville residents are noted. Further social news mentions Miss Mattie Wilson DaBose visiting Grovetown, Miss Phinisy’s dance, and Mr Kenney’s travels between Balsam and North Carolina as Lake Paris hosts a casual outing by Mesera and others.
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Freeman Westmoreland
D. M. Kenney
Kenney
North Carolina
Weatmoreland
Laundry proposal sparks debate in Athens amid servant shortage
A prominent citizen advocates establishing a domestic laundry to ease the servant problem, proposing low per capita charges and plans to present the idea to the Chamber of Commerce. At Lake Pitwo, two youths, Griffeth and Payne, nearly fatal after Griffeth fell into a storm ditch and suffered a severe head wound. Dr Quillian treated him and reported a good chance of recovery.
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Griffeth
Hall to Run for Governor in Georgia
Atlanta on July 23 Hon Joe Hill Hall of Bible denies rumors about his candidacy and confirms he will run for governor. He plans to declare his race in the next primary in January or at the election when Governor Terrell’s four year term ends.
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Jane
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Insurance Agent Steps to Boost Fidelity Mutual in City
Mr J T Walker of Fidelity Mutual Insurance Company is in the city to push business for the firm. He is an active aggressive young agent and will take steps to expand the companys operations in this city and surrounding area.
New Agent Heads Metropolitan Office in Athens
Mr W B Head of Griffin arrives to lead the Metropolitan Insurance Company in Athens and expand its business. The previous local representative, Mr T B Anderson, departs for West Point. Catarrh of the stomach note includes a testimonial praising Kodo Dyspepsia Cure, sold by Orr Drug Co.
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W. B. Head
Griffin
Athens
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Head
T. B. Anderson
West Point
J. R. Rhea
Coppell
Tex
Orr
Daily Cotton Market News From Liverpool and New York
July 28 1903 market notes show Liverpool Middling uplands at 668 and 4000 Salen with 7600 receipts including 7200 American. New York Middling uplands quoted at 13 60 with tone described as barely steady.
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Liverpool
New York
Turner Contemplates Supreme Court Appointment
Atlanta July 23 Hon Henry G Turner notified Governor Terrell he would confer in Atlanta about the associate justice of the supreme court. He remains undecided and will announce tonight. Telegrams from Georgia friends urge acceptance while capitol chatter expects him to take the post.
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Henry G. Turner
Terrell
Supreme Court
Turner
Georgia
Tunner
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