Reynolds Theatre Promises Screen Classic for Local Week
Reynolds residents read of upcoming Grand Theatre showings For Those We Love and For Ghose We Love by Bettie Compson with Miss Bush of Atlanta visiting and frequent local guests including the Hodges family and Barrow household. The note highlights visits to Atlanta Macon Columbus and Ft Valley plus a moonlight Baptist picnic at Potterville and a Western tour concluding with neighborly gatherings.
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Grand Theatre
Reynolds
Bettie Compson
Bettie Comp
The
Atre Reynolds
Bettie Comp_ son
In Memoriam Little Joseph Horton Remembrance notice
An obituary memorial for Joseph Horton, two, son of L T Horton, referencing biblical lines and mourning by family. Notes siblings Walter and Thomas, sister Lois, grandparents G C Horton of Reynolds and T D Philman of Macon. Includes religious reflections and comfort in faith.
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Little Joseph Horton
God
Jesus
L.T. Horton
Deay Little
Joseph
Christ
Walter
Thomas
Lois
G. CO. Horton
Reynolds
T. D. Philman
Macon
Pendergrast Family Members Return From Regional Trip
Mr. John Pendergrast returned from a journey to Washington Niagara Falls and Canada with his grandfather Mia and Mrs G H Goddard and family Mrs Williams and daughter Miss Martha Mia and Mrs McCoy Williams spent the weekend at Juniper Mr and Mrs Walter C Freeman of Atlanta arrived from Jacksonville Florida on Wednesday to visit Dr and Mrs J Carswell Hind
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J. A. Pendergrast
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
The annual revival at Reynolds Methodist Church begins Sunday July 15 with Rev. R. A. Edmondson of West Point Ga., and song by Mr. E. A. Wight. Services: Sunday 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.. weekday 3:45 p.m. and 8 p.m. All in the new Sunday School auditorium. Public invited.
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Reynolds Methodist Church
R. A. Edmondson
West Point
E. A. Wight
Reynolds School District Holds Board Vacancy Election
Notice announces an election in Reynolds School District on Saturday July 21 1923 to fill the board of trustees vacancy due to the expiration of Hon F A Ricks term. Signed June 6 1923 by W T Rustin Supt.
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Reynolds
F. A. Ricks
W. T. Rustin
Teaching Parrots to Talk Like a School Lesson
A schoolmaster trains parrots by sealing cages, repeating words hourly for hours. Once a bird learns the phrase they are freed by young women, linking the words to the girls and the phrase Come and me becomes the parrots trigger.
Snakes in Queensland Bush Tales From Miss Puxley
English author Miss Puxley recounts methods for trapping snakes in Queensland houses using a frog lure or poisoned milk. She recalls a friend who narrowly survived a doorway encounter with a deadly black snake. She notes a snake’s jaw mechanics force shared meals when mouths differ in size.
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Queensland
Miss Puxley
Miss Pusley
Insect antennae echo human receiving sets on love calls
Doctor Felt notes insect antennae resemble indoor receivers and likely catch faint air vibrations. He explains male insects carry these antennae to hear the female's love call from a distance, while the female remains quiet to human ears.
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Doctor Felt
Nature
Portugoal Porters Women Carry Trunks on Heads in Oporto
In Oporto Portugal porters are women who lift heavy trunks on their heads and walk long distances with baskets and even a baby in the basket. They balance umbrellas and shoes atop their heads with remarkable ease, drawing little notice.
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Oporto
Potugal
Axminster
Perfection Imperative in Hamlet Fat Julius Caesar Run
Performance notes show the cast of Julius Caesar in Hamlet Fat delivering flawless lines after a 40 week run. An extra rehearsal was held in New York state to ensure a strong showing in the next town, with the leader joking that Rome is Julius Caesar’s home town for the next stand.
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Hamlet
Julius Caesar
New York State
Rome
Julius
Origins of the term cop and the bobbies
The article traces the word cop to possible initials of constabulary of police or to copper and explains Sir Robert Peel’s creation of London's police force. It notes the men were nicknamed bobbies and peelers and later wore helmets with copper bands, leading to the name coppers.
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Enright
New York
Robert Peel
Britain
London
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