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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
2
A look at modern university life shows students engage in many clubs and societies beyond the old pair of literary societies. Members may belong to Greek letter fraternities, senior or professional societies, athletic and language circles, clubs for drama and music, and even dating a popular girl, reflecting a widening social and organizational landscape on campus.
Macon News reviews the Cook Peary controversy calling Cook a polar Munchausen and labeling him dramatic fiction. It notes Copenhagen experts may publish a critical report while Charles Wake accuses Cook of disguise and fleeing to Europe with only typed copies of records.
The Library of Congress division chief says Dixie is the first American song in patriotic popularity, noting its innocent origin and its role in healing postwar tensions. Northern crowds welcome it, with strong civic and unifying appeal, though full acceptance depends on Southern reception. A separate comic exchange ends with a quip about table kicking.
A humorous exchange from The Merry Minstrels contrasts a forger with a poker caller. The joke hinges on a raised check and a called raise. Intermission music is noted as a Victorian novelty phrase. A curious optical fact about gold leaf describes how very thin gold becomes semitransparent and greenish when held in front of light.
Wanted to purchase a large work ox or cart and ox. J. B. Ryner Vienna Georgia seeks buyers or offers for a sturdy ox or cart animal.
A Milwaukee couple recounts a social blunder with an old friend. After a German style supper, the wife whispered there were only three bottles of beer to share. The host urged the guest to drink more, despite refusals, prompting the wife to scold her husband for not honoring the limit.
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