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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
2
Gertrude Atherton appears in a serialized frame about a Manhattan social circle. Clavering recalls an evolving attraction to Mary Zattiany amid flu illness and a busy life as a critic. The dialogue reveals tension between social novelty and genuine connection within New York’s Sophisticates scene.
Chattanooga Times lauds the Rylander theater Friday Dec 7 presentation of Sue Dear a dainty clean and clever musical comedy with singing talent. Elinor Bermett leads as Sue supported by George Thomas West John Hendricks and Jay Elwood in witty turns. Eight person chorus dances gracefully and the show offers a fresh entertaining style without sensationalism.
Berlin reports that high living costs devastate German families from birth. Layettes and baby gear cost billions of marks, and even used perambulators fetch gold marks. Downward paper currency and goldmark prices squeeze livelihoods, harming prospects for girl dowries and marriage, as economists warn of demographic strain.
Rylander theater runs today and Thursday with Aesop’s Fables completing the program. Miss Swanson appears as queen of a music hall in a famed production by Berton and Simon, delivering an artistic forceful performance with a gamin, Kiki influenced portrayal.
Dudleys Opera House now runs full time with outdoor pictures, comedies, and travels. Manager W H C Dudley touts offerings for all tastes from quiet drama to red blooded boxing film action featuring The Leather Pushers with Reginal Denny and stars William S Hart and Jack Hoxie among forthcoming productions.
Dec. 5. The Turkish assembly votes to retain Angora as capital, ending a wide bid to shift the capital back to Constantinople. Many nations will keep their legations in Angora while Germany declares it will take residence there after Lausanne treaty ratification, potentially pressuring others to follow. The decision is not irrevocable and may be revisited as Turkey stabilizes. Plans for development, including a modern hotel, progress but face skepticism.
A bold proposal envisions building a complete and modern city at Amgora, outlining plans to establish housing, services, and infrastructure to transform the area into a thriving urban center. The initiative highlights coordinated development, sustainability, and long term growth potential for residents and businesses.
Mrs. Margaret A. Harrell, 75, died at home in Lumpkin after months of illness. She was a longtime Methodist active in the church. Surviving: sister Miss Mollie Yarorough. daughter Mrs. Mayme Haley of Macon. sons Dave Harrell of Chattanooga L B Harrell of Waycross and Representative Geo Y Harrell of Lumpkin. Funeral held Tuesday at the Lumpkin Methodist Church with Rev. O L Kelley officiating.
Emma Strange of the Americus Ellaville highway died Monday after a ten day pneumonia illness. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm at the Ellaville Methodist church with Rev. A B Wall officiating. Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Greene and Mrs Bick ley of Camilla, and husband J C Strange. Active in church work, she taught Sunday school and belonged to Andrew Chapel church and the Susie Sherman Smith chapter of the Woman's Temperance Union.
A quirky note states the sweet pea dates back to 169 percent when the plemt was first cultivated by a priest in Sicily, mixing antiquated plant lore with a playful numerical claim.
Central of Georgia Railway publishes schedule times in Central Standard Time for arrivals and departures. Trains connect Albany Jacksonville Chicago St Louis Atlanta Macon Birmingham Columbus and Montgomery with listed arrival and departure times across the day and night.
Timetable fragment shows Seaboard Air Line times in Central Time with arrivals at 10:05 and 12:26 and a price of 310 dollars. It lists Cordele Helena Cols Montgomery Cordele Savannah Richland Cols with departure at 5:15 pm and 3:10 pm and an arrival at 12:26 pm.
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