Grand Opera Plans Systematic Seating Feature
Grand Opera announces a systematic seating plan to improve audience flow and comfort. management aims to streamline entry by sections and improve sightlines with labeled aisles and reserved blocks.
29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
Grand Opera announces a systematic seating plan to improve audience flow and comfort. management aims to streamline entry by sections and improve sightlines with labeled aisles and reserved blocks.
Interest in Atlanta's grand opera season grows across the south as reserved seats sell briskly. Ushers from the Georgia National Guard will guide crowds in the six thousand seat auditorium armory with uniformed presentation. Railroads offer reduced round trip rates to Atlanta for opera week and trains will be held after evening performances for out of town attendees.
Captain R P Wright assistant commissioner of agriculture leads the statewide effort to eradicate the cattle tick in Georgia He will organize Banks and Franklin counties with inspectors and support from state and federal officials A similar drive is under way in Hall Hart and Green counties where the tick is aggressive but declining.
Georgia peach trees heavy with fruit signal a bumper season in Americus. Half a million beach trees set with healthy young peaches show no curculio damage yet, promising a record crop across large orchards.
A china berry tree on Finley Street near Athens High School has two other species growing from its trunk, forming a three in one botanical oddity. One branch yields water oak and another Empress of India, a sight noted as blooms appeared.
In New York the election outcome triggers talk of a new epoch across Congress with Democratic praise and insurgent Republican critique. Rochester results show James Havens gaining a state influence clash while tariff policy and bossism loom large in the district.
Washington reports the omnibus lighthouse bill allocates about $900 000 less than estimates with $130 000 for one relief light vessel to replace worn units. Southern items include lights on Dunns Creek Crescent Lake Florida many Louisiana locations and several regional range lights with specific sums for Norfolk Baltimore Savannah St Johns River light vessel and depot moves.
A federal court jury in Covington Ky awarded W S Henderson 6000 dollars against Ben Jordan and thirteen Bracken county citizens in a suit over coercion to quit his Augusta Ky tobacco business. Henderson sought 25000 dollars claiming he was forced to join a county pooling scheme. A prior trial had awarded 250 dollars.
Lumpkin County Sheriff announces a May 4 1910 sale at the court house to satisfy 1909 tax executions on numerous lots across the Fourth Fifth Eleventh Twelfth and Fifteenths districts. Properties include many numbered parcels in Mabersham and Lumpkin counties with owners unknown.
Smiths for May showcases entertaining fiction and verse including a striking art supplement with portraits of stage favorites. Susie Bouchelle Wight’s Floridian novel A Florida Freeze leads a strong lineup, followed by Loomis How to Become a Millionaire and Donna Quixote by Owen Oliver. Anne OHagan’s Reminiscences of a Rite offers servant viewpoints.
The May issue of The May St Nicholas presents the first chapters of a sequel The League of Signet Ring set in a Hudson country seat with a secret room. It includes Girls Rooms by Antoinette R Perrett with G P Perrett illustrations and Keeps up with interior fitting ideas and forthcoming discussions on well balanced rooms. Also features Leaves from the Journey Book by De Witt Clinton Falls with stories and pictures for young readers. The publisher highlights artful shaping of objects and places.
A brief fragment recalling swift Arab horses and myths. The speaker cites a father’s claim about flights of the Arabs and mentions “fine nightmares” and “old Arabian Nigats,” attributed to Charles J. Jenney.
A retail listing proclaims every item will be as represented and sold at or below rival prices. Shoppers are urged to report any mismatch, with a guarantee to adjust to ensure value. Exclusive articles are highlighted as specialty offerings.
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