Gumps Investigates Shady Rest Habitat
The passage describes inquisitive behavior at Shady Rest, with characters seeking knowledge and attempting bets on revolutions per minute and the length of a wheel’s rotation. A figure, a month’s visitor, and a piccolo player appear amid a scene involving fish glimpses and a plan to shoot.
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Metropolitan theater opens with Willard Patterson at helm
Metropolis era Atlanta shines as Willard Patterson, manager, and Sig Samuels open the Metropolitan theater with a grand July 4 debut. The house features a large organ, 21 musicians, a cooling typhoon system, mezzanine lounge, terrace, fireproof design, and extensive office space. Patterson praises film innovation and promises top programs, noting Patterson’s track record from the Criterion and his influence on the industry.
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French Batallon Enters Silesian Town Amid Hostile German Demonstration
London July 4. After Poles left Beithen Upper Silesia an Oppeln dispatch to The Daily Mail reports a French battalion entered the town amid a hostile German demonstration. Major Montaliers of the French army was shot dead by a civilian. The crowd shielded the assailant who escaped.
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New Screen Home Formally Opened
The new screen house opens with ornate ceilings and a refined lobby. A planned ventilation system, nicknamed a typhoon, promises efficient airflow and a pleasant entry experience.
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Sale of Perishable Freight on July 10, 1021 in Atlanta
Auction will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the 10th day of July 1921 at 10:00 AM the described property including one car of perishable freight from ACL 41308 shipped by T. W. Beard of Moultrie to C. Bryant of Atlanta. Inspection at the team tracks near the company freight depot at West Outer and Madison avenues Atlanta. Sun July 103L TP L Russall Agent Georgia Railway Company Atlanta.
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Samuels Opens New Criterion Theater in Atlanta
The Criterion theater in Atlanta will seat 1,700 as Mr. Samuels proudly presents top productions expected to draw packed houses. Flowers from friends fill the mezzanine as Samuels, a fine motion picture man, showcases the new Metropolitan era and aims to give Atlanta two fine theaters. Willard Patterson is noted as a film manager.
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Mortuary Notices for Mrs Varner and Mary McCain
Mrs James Varner died Sunday morning at her home 97 Clifton Avenue aged 68. Mary McCain, little daughter of Mr and Mrs Cr McCain, died Sunday at the home 87 Evans Ave and is survived by her parents.
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Mrs. W. C Morris Dies in Atlanta at 81
Mrs. W. C Morris of Atlanta died Sunday morning at her home 17 Kimball street aged 81. She leaves two sons Edward Morris of Memphis Tennessee and Cliff Morris of Savannah Georgia and two daughters Mrs L B Hombright and Mrs Albert Clower both of Atlanta. She also leaves one sister Mrs W C Moore of Atlanta. Regular meeting of Briekkingera and Masons Union No 14 Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. All members requested to be present.
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Regular communication at Lodge meets Tuesday evening
The regular communication Lodge No. 0 P and 4 ple meets this Tuesday at 7:30. The Master Mason's degree will be conferred on a fall class. Candidates for examination should present themselves promptly. T. E. Woodhouse, W. M. Crist, Secretary.
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