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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1925

Page

6

New Tear Gas Test Fails Burglary Plot in NYC Jewelry Stores

Police staged a sham hold up to test a tear gas device for stores. A proprietor triggers a button releasing gas, temporarily blinding would be robbers who are led away by officers. Chapman, after study and writing, is said to be near a memoir and possible reprieve, with talks of a new trial or clemency. Rumors link him to a wireless message about a farmer witness slain by rivals, though details remain uncertain.

New York City Chapman Ben Hance Anderson Wolfe Hance Indiana Connecticut

Giant Cavalry Boot Marks 600th Guild Anniversary

In Doebeln Germany a colossal cavalry boot was built to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the boot-makers guild. Ten cow hides supplied the leather, the foot measures 5.9 feet and the shaft 16.4 feet. The boot will stay at the town hall as a lasting exhibit. Also noted is the Columbus voyage map in Paris National Library and Pittsburgh inventor C H Allen's tiny 18 grain engine with 165 parts.

Doebeln Germany

Legislature in Throes of Last Week Stampede

Atlanta August 18 The Georgia legislature is in the last week rush with both houses holding lengthy sessions to discharge a large calendar. Debate is limited to five minutes for most speeches and night sessions are held to speed action. Committees cut quorum size to finish final bills. votes on the first night session were not unanimous but passed.

Atlanta Georgia House Sessson Rules Committee Senate

Chapman Studies As Pals Wreak Vengeance On Pair

The article notes a federal prisoner named Chapman receiving exceptional care and improving health after trial, with restricted daily routines and a secretive exercise schedule. A guard is posted for personal supervision during yard time, and his attorneys refused to reveal specifics.

Chapman

Georgia roads blamed as worst by Frank Sheffield

Frank Sheffield urged Georgia to fund permanent road paving with gas tax if needed, arguing the current unpaved network harms motorists. He cited Shenandoah Valley routes and North Carolina roads as benchmarks and pressed for a pay-as-you-go plan or bonds to speed paving.

Sheffield Shenandoah Valley Virginia Mrs. Sheffield North Carolina Georgia Highway Department

Too Much Hot Air in House by Georgia’s Youngest Member

Atlanta August 18 Rep John Wesley Weeks De Kalb county youngest member in the present legislature at 22 says he was elected after turning 21. He studies law at Emory University and notes fifty days in the house have given him a disillusioning view of the tremendous hot air that he says amounts to little.

Representative Weeks Atlanta John Wesley Weeks de Kalb Weeks Law School Emory University

Spanish warships hunt sharks to save sardine fishery

Fragmentary OCR claims Spanish warships assigned to hunt sharks that have disrupted sardine industry. The text suggests tightening finances to protect livelihoods and avoid economic collapse.

A L Delegates Leave Tonight for Rome Meet

Three members of the John I. Mathis Post American Legion depart Americus tonight for the state convention in Rome. Delegates Walter Bell G W Thomas and John Wooten plan road sign campaigns and a Rome tourist camp survey to aid Americus citizens planning a similar facility.

John I. Mathis American Legion Americus Rome Walter Bell G. W. Thomas John Wooten Legion South Armory Bell la Societe Des 40 Horne

Six men raid St. Gerards hospital. loot liquor jewelry cash

In Newark on August 18 six men raided St. Gerards hospital escaping with liquor valued at 1150 dollars, jewelry worth 1800 dollars and 540 dollars in cash. The haul included 30 cases of assorted liquor and 20 cans of alcohol.

Newark N. J St. Gerards Hospital

Senate approves bill to buy governor's bay mansion

Atlanta Aug 18 The Georgia Senate approved the house resolution to purchase The Prado property used as a residence by Governor Clifford Walker and his family restoring an official state owned governor's mansion.

Atlanta Senate House Prado Clifford Walker Georgia

Swimming's rising popularity shocks many this summer

The article notes growing interest in swimming as summer returns, while some people fail to attend events clothed, sparking mixed reactions about beach and pool culture and social norms.

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Help

An old ad claims calomel poisons the body and warns of its side effects. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver without causing salivation. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer.

Dodson

Grass Cookies Popular Egyptian Delicacy

In Luxor Egypt cookies with dry grass as the chief ingredient are a popular and economical Egyptian luncheon table delicacy. Makers say the cookies also combine several health giving qualities.

Luxor Egypt

Instrument of five strings blends violin and cello range

Prof Vladmir Karapetoff of Cornell University announces a five string instrument whose overall compass combines the ranges of violin and cello, promising new tonal possibilities for string players.

Vladmir Karapetoff Cornell University

Telephone Girl Now Well

Marshalltown Iowa reports a telephone operator who recovered after two years of bearing down pains and cramps in her legs with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills Her mother used it for change of life and she endorses the medicines for friends. Mrs P E Eve sts box 149 Marshalltown Ia and Mrs Clarence S Norton 18 Pierce St Dover NH share experiences about the tonic’s benefits.

Marshalltown Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham P. E. Evests

Fur traders of North Win battle with Arctic

Edmonton Alta August 18. Report from Jack Hornby Malcolm and Allan Stewart and Captain Critchell Bullock recounts a Mackenzie district fur expedition last year. The party was forced to live in a ground hole during winter as high winds prevented erecting a tent or shelter.

North Win Batle Arctic Edmonton Alta Thisummer Jack Hornby Malcolm Allan Stewart Critchell Bullock MacKenzie Northwest Territories Canada

Lemon Skin Whitening Tonic Promoted in Ad

An advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White for a home skin whitening lotion. It claims a painless, fragrant blend that softens and beautifies skin, reduces freckles sunburn and tan, and is prepared by the user for best effect.

Adv

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