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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
7
Atlanta January cornerstone exercises will formally dedicate Henry W. Grady High School for Boys. Mrs. John O Keefe Nelson, chair of the school board committee, announced the postponement of Friday’s program due to muddy grounds from rain.
A writer declares intent to craft a fictional scenario inspired by personal life to avoid real life repercussions. The note highlights concerns about potential pressure from movie producers if true identity is revealed.
Dr Carl W Minor reports the Georgia Baptist conference urged Sunday schools statewide to observe Orphans Day as the church faces adversity. The 75 million campaign has paid over 1 000 dollars monthly and added 759 000 members. Mercer University received over 1 000 000 in endowment while Bessie Tift and other colleges prosper. Georgia Baptist Hospital cut debt to 16 000 and The Christian Index reports break even expenses for the first time.
Athens report states a kicking horse fatally struck the 15 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B Queen of Walton county. The animal kicked the girl in the face with both hind feet, causing her death Thursday night.
A speaker thanks newspaper staff in both districts and statewide supporters for a successful joint meeting and pledges continued effort in the state organization. He envisions active associations in every district as the organization looks ahead. Also notes fossil-like pocket gophers near Los Angeles and lemons from Italy dominate world trade.
A frog and a lizard new to science have been found in Colombia. Researchers report distinct morphological traits and genetic markers distinguishing the species from known relatives. Further fieldwork is planned to document their habitat and range.
The remark notes that aside from the famous chorus Yes no banana the 1923 song is regarded as a historic success. It highlights the enduring impact and broader reception of the tune.
Quick service and heavy hauling advertised by Wootten Transfer Co with an office at Americas Steam Laundry, South Jackson Street. Targeted customers urged to call for rapid transport and freight needs.
Athens December 15 Ernest Camp president of the Eighth District Press association expresses deep thanks for co operation during his two years in office to the members and both districts He credits regular meetings since re organization and Athens hospitality for the success of quarterly gatherings and offers special thanks to local leaders and secretaries involved.
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