Willa Wakefield Heads Forsyth Vaudeville Bill This Week
Atlanta star Willa Wakefield headlines the Forsyth program with the Burlesque Circus act and a Europe-imported novelty. Other acts include Horace Wright and Rene Dietrich, The Suffragette, Langdons, MacRosand Levering, Mabel Taliaferro, and Franklyn Ardell. Bijou screens add Dr McDonald, Betty Rubel and Polly Roberts, Klaus and Hoffman. Matinees daily except Saturday. Evening shows 7:30 and 9:00, Saturday two shows.
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Keith
Forsyth
Atlanta
Willa Holt Wakeid
Brill
Sha P
Mano
Miss Wakefield
Bilthet
Europe
Horace Wright
Rene Dietrich
Ing
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Circus
Miss Taliaferro
Bijou
Dr McDonald
Betty Rubel
Polly Roberts
Kentucky
Klaus and
Hoffman
Hitelaw Reid May Vote as Alderman in Belfast
May 26 Belfast reports Hitelaw Reid may run for alderman and wear the mayoral chain. The article notes Belfast’s linen shipbuilding and rope industries, and Reid’s American citizenship while discussing symbolic rights tied to historic titles and a potential seat in the Belfast corporation.
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Hitelaw Reid
Dublin
Belfeat
United States
Belfast
Ireland
Great Britain
Kitelan Reid
Ford
Sicéuot
Cave Hill
Chichester Famiy
Jai
Down
Antrim
Appointment to Ohio seating commission announced
Former Governor Andrew L. Harris of Eaton is named by Governor Harris to represent Ohio on the commission to arrange seating for the Mearns of Seating the chr attic. The body will meet in Washington starting May 29 with members from the state present and discussions to begin.
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Ion
Harris Hhiribus
Ohio
Mon. Todas
Andrew L. Harris
Eaton
Lecemnor
Mearns
Yeburs
Washington
Revival services announced at First Methodist Church in Atlanta
An evangelist Bob Jonas and organizer Edward Renzie plan two weeks of revival at the First Methodist Episcopal Church at Peachtree and Porter Place starting today with morning and afternoon services. The piece blends personal reminiscence with a broader defense of religious renewal and a critique of commercial power and Tallulah Falls preservation.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Peachtree
Porter Place
Bob Jonas
Edward Renzie
San Antonio
Eisage
Tallulah Falls Protest by Conservation Association
A historic bulletin denounces Georgia Railway and Power Company over Tallulah Falls, accusing it of trying to destroy a sacred landscape. It cites a University of Georgia survey locating a 100 acre tract containing the falls, asserts state ownership, vows legal action against the waterpower trust, and pledges steadfast opposition by the Tallulah Falls Conservation Association.
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Georgia
Georgis
Georgia Railway and Power Company
C. Dimner Smith
State House
University of Georgia
Dhasm
Rabun County
Tallulah
Grand Panon
America
Waterpower Trust
Brown
Red Old Hill
Tallulah Falls
Stand for Tallulah Falls Against Water Rights Grab
A rural Georgia voice pleads to protect Tallulah Falls from the Georgia Power Company. The piece urges citizens to unite against corporate seizure, calling for elected officials who defend public heritage and warning against vandalism of nature. It cites Governor Joseph M. Brown and criticizes Andre Elmer Smith and associates.
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Tecumseh
Tallulah
Dixieland
Supreme Court
Georgia Power Company
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Andre Elmer Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Atlanta Sweats as Mercury Reaches Ninety One
The city endured a blistering heat spell with a high of 91 degrees, matching a record from May 36, 1911, and prompting residents to seek shade and water. Forecasters promised a cooling breeze and rain by Monday, offering a glimmer of relief.
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Mercury
Empire Building
Atlanta
Gi¢Am
Carburetor Adjustment in June Outing
An unclear report discusses carburetor or auxiliary valve adjustment for a motor. It mentions conditions, seals, and property related to a specific engine. The text is fragmented but centers on achieving proper carburetor setup and diagnosing faults.
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Blauson
State Treasury Reports April 1 1912 Receipts and Disbursements
State Treasurer W J Speer reports for the quarter ending April 1 1912 total receipts of 2 920 8788 from all sources and disbursements totaling 3 074 686 81. Major items include general tax 2153 400 near beer license 163 180 poll tax 192 400 rent from Western and Atlantic railroad 105 000 dog tax 68 000 fertilizer fees 46 500 and other sources 181 893 83. Disbursements cover school fund 1 379 785 81 pensions 1 197 740 state sanitarium 132 500 civil establishment 657 143 and other appropriations 307 568. Governor Brown travels to Athens for Lucy Cobb Institute commencement where daughter Cora Brown will graduate. the governor and Mrs Brown to attend.
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Brown
W J Speer
Western and Atlantic
Longing of Little Marjorie Louise at Grandmother's Knee
In Harper's Bazar fragment Little Marjorie Louise gazes into space and sighs for adulthood. She declares a curious wish to grow up and have corns, speaking with a soulful, childlike yearning beside her Tuama.
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Harper's
Marjorie Louise
Tuama
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