Gypsy Smith Jr Revives Macon With Sermons
Gypsy Smith Jr son of the famed English evangelist stirs Macon with a revival at the city auditorium. The revival follows cottage prayer meetings held in homes and schools, with further services planned across neighborhoods as the city engages in the three week spiritual campaign. The younger Smith, a native of England, leads with a clear voice and no theatrical showmanship, drawing from local churches and Salem House to extend the meetings within the community. Funds for the company’s expenses are raised by a local gift and fanfare, while the revival aims to energize residents through daily gatherings and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiacen Gar
Emee
Macon
City
Gipsy Smith Jr
Gypsy Smith
Gypsy Jr Huss
Igimay
Nouch
Phe
SM Smith
Revi Ul Ompan
Helen Henderson
Baltimories
Tom
Wicen
Mem Fara
Hts Company
Mg Tnt
Ertun Ae
Mucorpit
Wafonpeopt
P Dih
Reservists Depart From Nispon Route Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report notes reservists from Austria and allied groups moving toward New York transit routes. The text mentions Marime Rom Junuarn and other named actors, with unclear details about departure, destinations, and possible conflicts or tensions along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Calis Reservists
Marimette Rom
Barty
Anstran
Marquette
New York
Berney
Nispon
Thortes
Ermors
Go Fans Hit in Movies Show Morning Paper Value
The Constitution promotes the Go Fans as city dwellers who seek night amusement and learn to read the morning newspaper first. A film showcases Go Fans, asserting that late afternoon and evening readers skip news, while morning readers engage with the day’s news. The piece argues for newspapers as effective public outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big City
Downstown
Atlenteas
Tnen
France Yields To United States On German Subjects
Washington reports France ordered immediate release of German subjects moved from American ships by the French cruiser Descartes in response to US representations. Those arrested will be turned over to the American consul at Fort De France Martinique. Four American steamers were held near Puerto Rico last month, with Germans or Austrians removed from each.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Descartes
Fort de France
Martinique
Brookton
Garbe
San Juan
Armistead Named as Mayor Pro Tem and Ward Officials
Armistead named mayor pro tem. Ward officials listed by ward include Kelley second, McDonald third, Thomson fourth, Sisson fifth, Barnes sixth, Armistead seventh, Owens eighth, Dunlap ninth, Spratt tenth. Councilmen Renfrew and Alverson first, McCord and Williamson second, Freeman and Woodall tenth, Sadley and Farlinger fourth, Johnson and Bell fifth, Johnson and Mincey sixth, White and Landers seventh, Inman and Reynolds eighth, White and Carpenter ninth, Freeman and Dolvin tenth.
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Charles H Kelley
McDonald
Albert D Thomson
John D Sisson
J Lee Barnes
Jease W Armistead
John & Owens
Odear Dunlap
Nelson T Spratt
I N Renfrue
Charles B Alverson
J L McCord
Oscar Williamson
George P Freeman
Freda Woodall Thini
Sadley
A W Farlinger
J H Johnson
Leonard Bell
Edwin F Johnson
Ed T Mincey
J C White
J ON Landers
Eff Inman
Frank Reynolds
W D White
JL Carpenter
Sam N Freeman
Cari Dolvin
Wallace Phillips Seeks Quarters in Fulton Tower
Federal officers pursued a reason to jail Wallace Phillips after he arrived in Atlanta claiming he would await trial at the Tower on a distilling charge. Records show an arrest in Pickens County for operating a still, with a bond set to appear at the March term. Phillips insists he should be confined at the Bastille and seeks quarters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Phillipa
Phillips
Atlanta
Pickens
Forsyth Theater Bill Shows Bright Spots In Vaudeville
Forsyth presents a varied vaudeville program with familiar acts and new feats. The crowd favored Telegram an act, Old Homestead Singers, and Le Grocht contortionists, while Bert Hanlon and the Six Momeny Nosess offered additional entertainment. Louis Mann in The Bubble headlines the Adapts bill with a New York run bringing the same cast and production.
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Forsyth Theater
Hickman
Bill
Acta Mra
Wiliam Morris
Old Homestead
Forsyth
Bert Hanlon
Lexus
Graet
Robert Moran
Louis Mann
Lows Mann
Satur Sun
Bobbie Thin
Bey
New York
Tity
Critfes
Chicago
Kat York
Atlanta
Mann
Who Killed Joe Merrion Live at the Strand and Alamo
The era’s film listings feature Who Killed Joe Merrion part of a Vitagraph program at Alamo and Strand with Rone Tapley Joseph Kilgore leading roles. Reviews praise the acting and Vitagraph standards while a Hooligan and Dooligen comedy plays with a mayoral race as a counterprogram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Joe Merrion
Rone Tapley
Joseph Kilgore
Dooligen
Hughey Mark
Willam Ghen
Kate Price
Donald
McDonald
Jutie
Packaged Foods and Grocers Advertised By Familiar Brand
A brief ad describes a hearty appetite and vigorous digestion with clear complexion, noting a money back first dozen pints of the product from Atal grocers. Bottled only by a celebrated producer, it hints at a trusted brand without listing specifics.
Strand Theater Presents The Green Eyed Monster and Heens Liar Cartoons
The Strand upgrades its program with The Green Eyed Monster starring Roberto Mantell and Genevieve Homper, featuring a dramatic love story. Genevieve Homper noted as exceptionally beautiful. Also shows Heens Liar cartoons for the season. A special Strand music program accompanies the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theater
Roberto Mantell
Genevieve Homper
Pernais
Fox
Wil Vhow
Uric Acid In Meat Linked To Rheumatism Warnings
A long health advisory argues rheumatism stems from uric acid in meat and rich foods. It urges dressing warmly, staying dry, drinking water, and avoiding exposure to damp chilly weather. It promotes using four spoons of salts daily for a week to flush kidneys and reduce uric acid.
World coal supply estimated at 7.4 sextillion tons
The global coal stock is estimated around 7 397 523 000 600 tons with about 4 000 090 000 660 tons of it being bituminous. Ama is reported to possess the largest share among continents.
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City Auditorium
France
Armistead
Wallace Phillips
Fulton Tower
Keith
Vaudeville
Superior
E.G. Willingham’s Sons
Avery Atlantar
Meeon
Tyne
America
Mr. Maxin and
Nix
Tyrie
Cate
Richard Bennett
the Foundling
AE UD Emer Lovaly
Macy Pickford
Mias Pickford
Edward
the Strand
Shivar Mineral Spring
Shelton, S.C
Southern Sell Telephone and Telegraph Company
SRA Wilds
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Real
Londre
Lyons
Havana
Epring Maude
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