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BRENAU COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY
FOR YOUNG LADIES GAINESVILLE, GA.
Faculty of 33 members; students, 344; states represented, 20.
Fifteen elegant buildings, including four sorority houses.
Standard college courses four years; also special two-year courses for
high school graduates.
Three members of Conservatory faculty have been directors of music in
other institutions. School of Oratory is the only separately organized school
in the South offering complete courses.
Courses in Domestic Science, Physical Culture, Painting, Stenography,
Typewriting, etc.
Preparatory School for young students. Apply for catalogue.
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The Golden Age for August 15, 1907.
ALL "OVER.”
Marie is in the mountains,
The precious little dove,
And she is (so Jane writes me)
Over her head
in
love.
And Daisy’s at the seashore,
She’s getting awful tanned,
Upon the beach she’s lounging
Over her limbs
in
sand.
And Myrtle’s on the prairies
(A tall, romantic lass),
Out of doors she’s idly rambling
Over her knees
in
grass.
And father’s in the city,
He’s hustling hard, you bet,
Poor man! they say that he is
Over his ears
in
debt.
—The Bohemian.
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A Chill Cure in Every Bottle.
Guaranteed under National Pure Drug Law-
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
After dinner, which was a midday
feast in New York, at that stage of
our civilization, the leading citizens
attended Mayor Marinus Willett’s re
ception at the city hall in Wall street,
where the Leopold outrage was almost
the sole topic of conversation. There
were other weighty matters to occupy
the public mind just then, for 1807 was
a momentous year not only for the
United States, but for the world at
large. Napoleon Bonaparte was at the
height of his mischievous career, and
the latest news from Europe that day
was that the French and Russians had
been in a general engagement from the
latter part of April until May 10, and
that the former were victorious and
the latter retreating.
At home there was important news.
Aaron Burr had just pleaded not guilty
to the crime of high treason at Rich
mond, and Chief Justice Marshall had
refused to allow him liberty in SIOO,OOO
bail. A story was going the rounds
that the imperturbable prisoner had
ironically invited a hostile crowd that
had surrounded his carriage on his
way to jail to come and see him, as
suring them that they would always
find him at home. However, Bona
parte and Burr were of little interest
in New York that day by comparison
with the portentious occurrence of
Cape Henry. It was not the only, al
though it was the most serious, out
rage of the kind, for American vessels
had been subjected to unwarranted de
tention and search by British men-of
war for months, and it seemed to the
patriots that England was trying to
goad the United States into another
war. The necessity for a great navy
and for additional harbor defenses waq
the subject of discussion all the after
noon at the coffee houses —the Tontine
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the Merchants in Wall Street and
the New York in Broad.
Although their elders were occupied
with grave affairs, the young people
were bent on enjoying the holi
days. During the afternoon the
waters of the Hudson and East Riv
ers were dotted with rowboats, for
there were no ferries adequate to the
satisfactory accommodation of a holi
day crowd. The nearest sea bathing
was at New Utretch and Rockaway
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