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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

4

The Broken Compact Leads to a Double Wedding

In 1922 rural life, Shadrach and Jerry form a housework compact after Jerry helps with Miss Sally and Widow Tripp. Jerry courts Sally while Shadrach confronts Melissy’s memory via Marthy Tripp. A fire-damaged pact is destroyed as Jerry and Shadrach celebrate with plans for a double wedding.

Shadrach Tunket Jerry Jerry Webb Melissy Dustin Melissa Tripp Sally Miss Sally Sally Dakin Jeremiah Webb Scott Marthy Marthy Tripp

Watts Studio Mystery and the Warm Clean Linen Quote

The quotation recounts a visit to Mr. Watts studio where screens and curtains hid the easel. After the reveal, the speaker addresses Watts asking for feedback and declares a preference for warm clean linen.

Mr. Watts Thomas Carlyle Whistler Journal EB. R. and J. Pennell

Small Boy Outwits Chickens With Note Trick

A Indianapolis Star tale recalls Frank Wallace as a boy entomologist who bored corn kernels, tied notes to threads, and lured a neighbor's chickens. Chickens read the messages, fled home, owner confronted Wallace’s father, and the plan ended without further incidents.

Frank Wallace Indianapolis Star Frank Wallace Osten

Explorations of air reveal definite layered structure

The Washington Star notes Ley of England studied balloons to learn how earth topography affects air. Disturbances from hills and valleys reach high elevations, influencing lower and middle air layers. Wind speeds rise over hills and fall in valleys, suggesting a true topography of the air.

Ley England Washington Star

Mont Saint Michel Abbey Restored to Worship

Tourists visiting Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy will find the Benedictine abbey atop the summit restored for worship. The present church buildings date mainly from the Thirteenth to the Sixteenth centuries, with granite transport from the Isles of Chausey by boat. Since 1874, architects appointed by the Ministry des Beaux Arts have guided research and restoration, returning the abbey fortress to near its former grandeur.

Mont St. Michel Mont Saint-Michel Normandy Isles of Chausey

Mahogany and Oak Chifforches For Christmas Gift

A Gyles Andrews Furniture Company shipment announces mahogany and oak chifforches available as acceptable Christmas presents. The notice notes a 1951 date and highlights quality materials likely appealing for holiday furnishing.

Gyles-Andrews Furnt. Co

College Girls Coming Home for Christmas

Am ericus shoppers are urged to buy early for holiday gifts as college girls return from the South and North. Suggestions include Huyler’s or Nunnally’s Candies, Mary Garden and other perfume sets, fountain pens, razor sets, Christmas cards, and baby gifts. Fathers may borrow back cigars and cigarettes.

Americus’ College Huyler Nunnally Fellows Dyer Kiss Mary Garden Dad

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By Elizabeth R. Greene McClure Newspaper Syndicate Ansley Americus Drug Company U. S del Monte Libby Tangerines Durkee Welch Stokeley Bros Stokeley Bros. Peas Adc del Monte Bartlett Peae Mrs. Duke Rome Knox Gelatine Lea & Perrin’s Sauce Jello Zenberg Rogers Jackson Street
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