The Great Issue in The Times-Recorder Editorial
The Times-Recorder argues the United States must ratify the League of Nations covenant on favorable terms while tackling high living costs. It blames profiteering, Palmer, and government inaction for price rises, sugar manipulation, and rail strikes, urging decisive action to curb profiteers and stabilize wages and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Recorder
League of Nations
United States
League of
Georgia
Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Department of Justice
State Fair Price
Americas
Louisiana
Palmer
Cuba
American Sun Refining Company
Savannah
Tech Louisia A E.gar
Mr. Palmer
Contactie
Pal
Ania Fen
Chicago
Seidmaie
Palmer Propagande
Esac Maesiones
Ike
Livi
Mae
Ini Ji
Moscow
The Real Magic and Modern Wonders
Thurston the magician questions why audiences seek magic when natural wonders surround them. He notes everyday tech, such as bells, telephones, and engines, perform feats once deemed magical. The fairy tale of Aladdin becomes today’s reality as new marvels emerge daily.
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Thurston
Deaths in Americus and Ellaville Reflect Local Tragedies
Obituaries detail the deaths of C M Garivy in Asheville New York a former S A L conductor with ties to Americus living on Jackson avenue. Dr J S Lightner Ellaville dentist of 16 years who contributed to town welfare and church support. Lawson G McLendon longtime Americus resident died at 76 after four weeks illness. services held at First Baptist Americus with Oak Grove Cemetery interment. survivors include multiple children and siblings across Georgia North Carolina and beyond.
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C. M. Garivy
Americus
Asheville
N. Y
Jackson Avenue
Ruth
Edith
Eunice
North Carovrs
J. S. Lightner
Ellaville
Gui iNness
Lightner
College Street
Schley County
Bessie Lou Sears
Lynwood, Harrell
John Lester
Windie
Eli Lightner
Ideal
Louis Brooks
John Lightner
Columbus
Lester Lightner
Homer Lightner
Camp Gordon
L. G. McLendon
Lawson G. McLendon
McLendon
Hill Street
Katherine McLendon
Elizabeth McLendon
Evacuation Depends on German Forces, French Say
Paris April 28 Premier Millerand told deputies after the San Remo Supreme Council that the Frankfort and Darmstadt territories would be evacuated by the French once Allied commissions verify that German forces beyond August limits have been withdrawn.
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ARIS
Miller
Oday
Supreme Council
San Remo
Frankfort
Darmstadt
U S Chamber to Probe Russian Trade Possibility
Atlantic City April board of directors of the States Chamber of Commerce authorized a commission to travel to Europe and study resumption of trade relations between the United States and the Russian people.
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Atlantic City
The
States Chamber of Commerce Today
Europe
Wnll
United States
RAT-SNAP: A Cake to Kill Rats Quickly and Cleanly
An advertisement touts RAT-SNAP as the sole bait for rats, claiming the first meal finishes them within minutes. It promises easy use, cake form, and guaranteed results, noting cats or dogs won’t touch it and advising placement where rats travel.
Local society notes and movements around Leslie
Miss Stella Wade returns home after visits to Macon and Cordele. L Bridges relocates with family from Americus into rooms rented from Mr Mulholland. Ben Hogue visits Americus on business. Mrs J M Sumerford and Mr and Mrs W T Anderson travel to Americus. Miss Jewell Bridges teaching in Leesburg visits home. Mr and Mrs J E B Rowen in Americus. Mrs Floyd Hines and Mrs Ed Bowen in Americus. Miss Mary Forrester and Miss Bonnie Lee Dennis spend weekend at Leesburg. Mr and Mrs J R Pilcher and son Jodie visit Ellaville. Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan from near Myrtle Springs visit Lamar. Mrs Sallie Wade, Miss Stella Wade and Miss Moats guest at Lamar s with Mr and Mrs Walter Clapton. A J Kemp and daughter Daisy return to Tifton after days with relatives. Mrs Oscar Perry visits relatives with O W Liggin in Americus. Mrs Henry Williams and children depart for Ruthford Ala to join husband. Mr and Mrs John Harvey visit Americus. Mrs R D Winchester leaves for several days with relatives in Americas. Ladies Missionary Society holds regular meeting.
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J. T. Bolton
Sallie Wade
Stella Wade
Miss Moats
Walter Clapton
Lamar
A. J. Kemp
Daisy
Tifton
Oscar Perry
O. W. Liggin
Americus
Henry Williams
Ruthford
Ala
John Harvey
R. D. Winchester
Americas
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Read This Ad: Plane's Blood Medicine Claim
A vintage medicine advert urges readers to cleanse and regulate the liver stomach and bowels daily using Plane's Blood Medicine. It promises full refunds after a six bottle course if no benefit and touts spring eruptions and blemishes as seasonal changes. It notes Nathan Murray as the distributor in drug stores.
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Shane
Vlank
Nathan Murray
Rat Snap Ad Claims Quick Elimination of Rats
Robert Woodruff recalls using Rat Snap on infested premises. He found seven dead rats in a bin and several more in a stall after applying the product. He notes no odor and praises its effectiveness. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 from Nathan Murray Sheffield Hardware Sparks Grocery.
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Robert Woodruff
Nathan Murray
Sheffield Hardware Co
Sparks Grocery Co
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Week
The record notes a meeting at Mrs Anderson’s home followed by tea. Lawyers Ellis and Webb attended on Friday. Visitors included Mrs Hammond from near Bruni, Dr Bond from Americus, and Mr Davis from Dublin. Several locals and visitors from Cobb and Huntington were in town or called on Monday and Saturday. Thompson school students staged The Miller’s Daughter play directed by Rev Durden, drawing a sizable crowd.
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Anderson
Sandy
G. R. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Hammond
Near Brunin
A. G. Mulholland
B. F. Bond
Americus
Mr. Davis
Dublin
J. H. Statham
G. C. Thomas
Robinson
Cobb
J. H. Harvey
Albany
B. T. Johnson
Huntington
S. G. Wooten
Ruth Clark
Eunice Young
Hatley
E. A. Speer
Ochlochnee
L. Speer
Perry Foster
Bennie Pinkston
Luke Cutler
Cordele
Thompson School
C. 8. Durden
Top Hogs Fetch $14.40 At Farmers Sale In Americas Pens
Three hundred seventy hogs and 24 cattle sold at the farmers cooperative sale in Americas pens Tuesday. Hogs totaled $9,662.69 with tops at $14.40, over $1 above prior similar sales though overall market was down.
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Farmers Co-Operative
Americas Pens
Hogs and cattle sales linked to Macon Packing and Jennings
Quotations from the packing house noted cattle at seven dollars per head for hogs and cattle, with buyers including the Macon Packing Company and M. M. Jennings of Plainz. The sale yielded grading details by weight and headcount, listing numerous lots of hogs and cattle and their transport to Montgomery.
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Macon Packing Company
M. M. Jennings
Plainz
Montgomery
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Walter Rylander
U. S
Dre Foulture Lamar
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Hixson
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Xis
Cade
Fi Oader
Pedr
Georgette
Mitchel Attyah
Opera
G. M. C. Truck
Indiana
Georgia Motor Co
Lamar St
Ansley
Ansley’s
Satins Wood
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