Reynolds Local News Highlights Local Visits and Theater Ad
Local items report Miss Carol Smith visiting Cordele and relatives in Atlanta, Mrs. Monk and Mrs. Chapman visiting Atlanta, and others returning from trips to Columbus, Macon, and Davisboro. The Grand Theatre advertises upcoming show For Those We Love by Bettie Compson, with citizens urged to see it.
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Carol Smith
Cordele
Mrs. ME. Monk
Atlanta
Grand Theatre
Reynolds
Bettie Compson
Bettie Comp
The
Atre Reynolds
Bettie Comp_ son
In Memoriam Little Joseph Horton
A tribute for Joseph Horton aged twenty two months son of Mr and Mrs L T Horton who died May 25 1923. The notice speaks of faith in heaven and the family left behind including brothers Walter and Thomas sister Lois and grandparents Mr and Mrs G C Horton Reynolds and Mr and Mrs T D Philman Macon.
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God
Jesus
Little Joseph Horton
L.T. Horton
Deay Little
Joseph
Christ
Walter
Thomas
Lois
G. CO. Horton
Reynolds
T. D. Philman
Macon
Local Guests Return From Regional Trips
Mr John Pendergrast arrives with his grandfather Mia and Mrs Goddard and family from a visit to Washington Niagara Falls and Canada. Mrs Williams and daughter Miss Martha also part of the party. Mrs McCoy Williams spent the weekend at Juniper. Mr and Mrs Walter C Freeman of Atlanta came from Jacksonville to stay with Dr and Mrs J Carswell Hind.
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John Pendergrast
Washington
Niagara Falls
Points
Canada
Mia
G.-H- Goddard
Williams
Martha
Mc— Coy
Juniper
Walter C. Freeman
Atlanta
Jackson Ville
Fla
J. Carswell Hind
Revival Services at Reynolds M E Church Opens July 15
The Reynolds Methodist church hosts an annual revival starting Sunday morning July 15 led by Rev. R A Edmondson of West Point Ga with singing by E A Wight. Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm weekday sessions 3 45 pm and 8 pm in the Sunday School auditorium invite the public to attend.
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Reynolds Methodist Church
R. A. Edmondson
West Point
E. A. Wight
Rey nolds School District election for board seat
Notice declares an election in Rey nolds School District on Saturday July 21 1923 to fill a vacancy from Hon F A Ricks term expiration. Dated June 6 1923 issued by W T Rustin Superintendent.
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Reynolds
F. A. Ricks
W. T. Rustin
Teaching Parrots to Talk Procedure by a Schoolmaster
A historical account describes teaching parrots to talk by covering cages with bags to limit sight while a schoolmaster repeats words every minute. After hours the birds murmur phrases and later learn when to say them. Pretty girls lifting the cages link phrases to them, shaping future use.
Snakes in Queensland Bush Tales of Traps and Deaths
English writer Miss Puxley recalls bush lore in Queensland where women trap snakes with frogs or poisoned milk. She recounts a friend bitten trying to close a doorway and a black snake killed. notes on snake teeth and feeding habits.
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Queensland
Miss Puxley
Miss Pusley
Insect Antennae Mirror Human Receiving Sets
Doctor Felt notes that antennae in male little sects resemble indoor receiving sets and are likely designed to catch faint air vibrations. These insect receivers, carried wholly by males, may enable hearing the female's distant love call, though the female remains inaudible to humans.
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Doctor Felt
Nature
Porters of Porto Women Carry Loads on Heads
In Oporto Portugal women porter plenty of goods. They balance 100 pound trunks on their heads for long distances and walk with baskets and babies atop their heads. Remarkably some can balance a folded umbrella and still stride easily, a common sight in the city streets.
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Oporto
Potugal
Perfection Imperative in Hamlet Fat Stages Julius Caesar
Hamlet Fat playing Julius Caesar wowed audiences by a flawless 40 week run and backward recall ability. In New York he ordered an extra rehearsal to ensure a strong showing in the next town. He explained the next stand is Rome and Rome is Julius Caesar’s hometown.
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Hamlet
Julius Caesar
New York State
Rome
Julius
Origin of Policing Terms Coppers Bobbies Peelers
A discussion of how police nicknames originated. Enright of New York supported copper as initials for constabulary of police while other authorities claim it derives from the English word copper. Sir Robert Peel created the first London police force. officers were called bobbies and peelers and later wore copper bands on their helmets.
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Enright
New York
Robert Peel
Britain
London
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