National Advertising Representatives listed for Times-Recorder
The Times-Recorder notes its national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn with addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta, detailing listing offices at 225 Fifth Avenue Peopice Gas Building and Welton Building for ad inquiries.
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National Advertising
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peopice Gas Bidg
Chicago
Welton Building
Atlanta
A Thought, and Weep with Them in Sympathy
A surgeon notes that sympathy is a Christian duty as he urges readers to feel for others and share in their sorrow, highlighting compassion as a guiding moral principle.
Georgia boom era seen in tobacco and roads drive
Editorial notes a flood of optimism from Georgia professionals about tobacco profits and a rising economy. It highlights tobacco’s rise as a money crop, 43 warehouses, and $15 million in expected tobacco receipts, with roads and tax reform seen as keys to sustained growth and population inflow.
Georgia Tops in Federal Aid Highways Says Daw-son News
The Daw son News cites federal Bureau of Public Roads data showing Georgia leads Southern states in road construction. Georgia completed 1,473 miles of federal aid highways versus North Carolina 1,120 and Florida 96. South Carolina 1,236 miles ranks second. Missouri 1,100. Alabama 611. Tennessee 498. Progress in South Georgia spurs prosperity with large onion, potato plant, and real estate sales amid rising traffic and development.
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Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
South Carolina
Missouri
Alabama
Tennessee
South Georgia
Macon County
Baxley
Arizona
California
Gain In Farmer's Incomes Shown
Farmers of the United States saw a record gross income from agricultural production for the year ending June 30 1925, reaching 12 136 000 000, up from 11 288 000 000 the prior year. The rise is mainly due to stronger grain and meat returns, with gross income defined as output value after deducting seeds feeds and waste.
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United States
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Tobacco crop proves Sumter can diversify beyond cotton
In Americus area, R R Rogers reports a 1915 tobacco crop near 14 000 pounds at 4 cents a pound cost, with potential sale between 17 and 30 cents, showing Sumter County can diversify crops beyond cotton. Social notes mention parties, engagements, and visits. past year anniversaries reference business and population shifts. late 19th century news covers local development plans and migration to Americus.
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Times-Recorder
R. R. Rogers
Americus-Albany
Sumter
J. J. Holliday
Kathleen Black
Mary Parker
J. D. Hooks
Gainesville
Harrie Heath
Camilla
C. O. Niles
College Street
John W. Woolfolk
Ft. Valley
Bessie Ju
Lee M. Hansford
Americus
City Hall
Board of Trade For Americas
A. C. Bivins
Lee and
Brannon Streets
Edward Timmerman
Cumberland Island
State Agricultural Society
Timmerman
Wilcox
Fitzgerald
Eldorado
Public Cancer Warnings and the Schepp Woods Escape
The piece urges immediate action for cancer symptoms using current methods, warns against delay for future advances, and stresses impersonal benefit. It then recounts Leonard Schepp’s wealth aimed at good deeds, but his retreat to the woods after being overwhelmed by self-serving suggestions.
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Schepp
Leonard Schepp
The Selfish Drive Behind Our Daily Labor
The piece argues that individuals are inherently self-centered yet must toil for a world that continues beyond personal gain. It notes egotism and enthusiasm push people to strive, serving ideals they barely understand, as life moves toward an unknowable goal whose meaning may not be about us.
Digging into ancient records may shift later chronicles
The speaker contemplates uncovering contemporary stone records of Israel’s kings in Palestine or elsewhere. Such finds could force revisions of later parchments, as seen in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Rome. The idea challenges modern certainty about historical sequences.
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Palestine
Israel
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Rome
Quirky Reflections on People and Society
A fragmentary column muses on belonging and fame with whimsical lines about gatherings by a gate a welcoming log in a grate and the idea that tomorrow holds change. It ponders popularity listening and identity through disconnected thoughts and playful questions.
Mediaeval Minds and Rubber Prices in a Global Market
The writer questions disclosing knowledge in schools, notes rubber price manipulation by British and Dutch Indies cartels, and argues overproduction and artificial scarcity. He suggests overplanting is costly and cautions against rushing to competition as the sole fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
British
Dutch Indies
Britain
Philippines
Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy Promoted in Ad
An advertisement for Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy from Hobo Medicine Co. of Beaumont Texas claims it treats pimples eruptions rashes and other skin diseases by purifying blood. It describes kidney filtration every three minutes and urges purchase at neighborhood druggists.
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Remedy. Hobo Medicine CO
Beaumont, Texas
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Alternative
An advertisement warns against dangerous calomel causing salivation and mouth soreness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness or salivation, claiming quick, gentle relief and suitability for children.
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Dodson
Man Praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy For Stomach Ailments
A business man recounts years of stomach trouble and incorrect diagnoses. After a conventional operation was considered, he tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and reports complete relief enabling him to eat anything. The ad claims it removes mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Mayr
Sorehead Cure Promises Quick Poultry Relief
This ad warns that sorehead is highly contagious to fowls and seasonal from August onward. It promotes "2-in-1" Lice and Mite Remover added to drinking water, claiming cures in four to five days and prevention of forehead with a money back guarantee. Sold in Americus by Americus Seed & Supply Co. Lady.
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Americus
Americus Seed & Supply Co
Lady
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