The Times Recorder masthead notice and policies
The Times-Recorder of Americus Georgia lists Lovelace Eve as editor and publisher and notes post office acceptances. It reserves exclusive AP use for dispatches and republication rights and cites national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in several cities.
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Lovelace Eve
Frost, Landis & Kohn
Brunswick Ride
New York
Peoples’ Gas Bldg
Chicago
A Thought on Love and Truth Across Camp Court and Grove
A religious aphorism quotes I John 4 20: loving God requires loving one another. The verse condemns claiming divine love while hating a visible brother, asserting genuine love as the basis of true devotion. The conceit expands to include rulers and common folk, linking love to heaven itself.
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God
John
Texas committee urges winter burning to curb boll weevil
The Technical Boll Weevil committee urges cotton farmers to burn grass and trash in fences ditches and woodlands after January 1 to starve overwintering weevils. It warns against indiscriminate burning and urges continued fall cleanup. in southern Texas cold limits the pest but measures remain vital.
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Texas Chamber of Commere
Howeven Panetabi
Rio Grande Valley
Old Days in Americas Ten Years Ago Today
From The Times-Recorder December 1 1912 notices of social visits from Miss Melva Clark Miss Sarah Waters at Andrew Female College Cuthbert and other students home for Thanksgiving. Local movers include Sam Heys divorcing and shipping clerk job, W W Dews opening a carriage repository, cotton bale totals at Americas warehouses, and staff changes at local grocers Nix and Sparks.
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Melva Clark
Sarah Waters
Andrew Female College
Cuthbert
Katherine Broadfield
Wesleyan College
Macon
Henry Foote
Jeannette Ray
Neal Ray
Hattiesburg
Elizabeth Hopkins
Virginia
R. G. Christian
Sirmingham
Mms. C. A. Armstrong
Sarah Madre
Lumpkin
Marthena Bivins
College Street
Sam Heys
Albany
Americus Grocery Company
Capt
W. W. Dews
Allen House
Thirtieth Anniversary Notes From The Times-Recorder
Thirty years ago today The Times-Recorder reports W J Matthews home rising from ashes after fire. Mrs M L Myrick leaves to visit her son at Thomaston. Mrs O V Lamar of Richland visits sister Mrs H C Bagley. Miss Elizabeth Thornton of LaGrange guests with Mrs M B Campbell. Miss Ridley of Alabama to arrive as guest of Mrs Campbell. G A Ramspeck of Decatur visiting friends.
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W. J. Matthews
M. L. Myrick
Shelby
Thomaston
O. V. Lamar
Richland
H. C. Bagley
Elizabeth Thornton
LaGrange
M. B. Campbell
Ridley
Alabama
Campbell
G. A. Ramspeck
Decatur
Random Old Timey Notes and Quips From a Local Page
A collage of humorous lines and curios from a 1920s era page, including odd anecdotes about public figures, fashion, education, and daily life. Items mention Harding, a Michigan strawberry plant sale, a Seattle college girl, and a variety of quips on weather, clocks, proverbs, and social norms. The tone mimics a light, locally flavored column with scattered references and playful observations.
Local social notices detail Pennington and Stubbs visits
Cut off W J Pennington and Robert Stubbs traveled to Adams Station on Wednesday. Mary Edgar Hart Belle Jones, Charlie Moreland and Robert Stubbs visited Ellaville Sunday. Mrs Frank Moreland and son Joshua of Hatley spent last week with relatives. they were joined by Mr Moreland, Miss Mattie and Charlie Moreland for the weekend. They returned to Hatley Monday. Mrs Ernest Coker visited Amaruicus Saturday with sister Mrs D E Pennington. W F Cheek handled business in Americas Saturday. M Webb and daughter of Adam Station visited Friday. Mr and Mrs R J Holloway and children along with Belle Jones and Mary Edgar Hart shopped in Montezuma Thursday. Mr and Mrs Olin Holloway of Andersonville spent Sunday with the Holloways’ parents. Ivey and Green of Greens Mills attended to business here Tuesday. Miss Beulah Pennington and Charlie Smith of Albany visited Ernest Coker Sunday. Rev E M Clapp and children and Mrs Addie Wicker of Walden spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs A J Pennington, ill recently, is much better. Mesdames Monroe Green, J T Morris, and Hewett Joiner shopped in Americas Thursday. Mr and Mrs Monroe Wicker hosted dinner Sunday for Rev Chas Phillips of Plains, Rev E M Clapp and children, Mrs Addie Wicker, Miss Mary Alice Stubbs, Eva Bedenbaugh, Mr and Mrs Frank Moreland of Hatley, Mr and Mrs Watson Wicker, and Mrs R H Stubbs and family. Wallis Dallas Pennington of Pennington visited relatives Sunday. Verna Holloway of Americus was attending to business interests.
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W. J. Pennington
Robert Stubbs
Adam Station
Mises Mary Edgar Hart
Belle Jones
Charlie Moreland
Ellaville
Frank Moreland
Joshua
Hatley
Moreland
Mattie
Ernest Coker
Amuaricus
D. E. Pennington
W. F. Cheek
Americas
M. Webb
R. J. Holloway
Mary Edgar Hart
Montezuma
Olin Hollowy
Andersonville
Monroe Green
J. T. Morris
Hewett
Monroe Wicker
Chas. Phillips
Plains
E. M Clapp
Addie Wicker
Walden
Mary Alice Stubbs
Eva Bedenbaugh
Albany
Frani
Watson Wicker
R. H Stubbs
Wallis
Dallas Pennington
Pennington
Verna Holloway
Americus
Hinshaw Concert Seats Selling Fast in Rylander Theatre
Advance sales for the Hinshaw Concert in Rylander theater next Thursday night show strong interest. Miss Helen Argo chairs the ticket committee and held a home meeting to outline ongoing seat sales beginning Saturday. Mrs. George B. Turpin and Miss Edith Nelson canvassed Richland to boost county-wide support for the Music Study club winter concert series.
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Hinshaw
Rylander Theater
Helen Argo
George B. Turpin
Edith Nelson
Richland
Music Study Club
Editorial Pairing Considerations for New Year
The passage argues Hardwick and Lauless would form a strong editorial team but would not mesh due to similar temperaments. It suggests the alliance would not hold together for long, implying their personalities would prevent a durable partnership.
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Hardwick
Lauless
Thanksgiving Services Held in Blakely Church
Thanksgiving services were held in the Episcopal church at Blakely conducted by Rev. James B. Lawrence rector of that congregation and Calvary church in Americus. He arrived by afternoon train and made pastoral calls before the service. The church was recently completed under his direction and he values the congregation’s cooperation.
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Blakely
Episcopal Church
James B. Lawrence
Calvary Church
Americus
Lawrence
Red Cross Roll Call Concludes After Armistice Day Speeches
The annual Red Cross roll call under the Woman's club ends with a committee meeting and report due in Saturday's Times-Recorder. Highlights include the 1923 membership, ongoing care for 25,000 disabled veterans, and a projected $10,000,000 Red Cross expenditure by June 30, 1928, with Chapter support and hospital aid remaining central to its mission.
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Woman’s Club
Times-Recorder
American Red Cross
United States
Red Grass
Uscal
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
National Headquarters
Post Office Department
Red Cross Organization
Rockefeller kin dies after Yale Harvard game illness
William Goodsell Rockefeller, nephew of John D. Rockefeller and former Standard Oil of New York treasurer, died last night from pneumonia contracted after the Yale Harvard football game on Saturday. Family attributes the illness to the cold picked up at the contest in New York.
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John D
New York
William Goodsell Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
Champion Housecleaner Remedy Claims Proponent Praise
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as the champion house cleaner, claiming it cleans the intestinal tract and relieves stomach and liver ailments. A testimonial says the user feels ten years younger and can eat anything, with a money back guarantee and sale by Howell's Pharmacy and druggists.
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Champion Housecleaner
Mayr
Howell
Royal Guarantee Roach Powder Ad
An old advertisement urges guarding health by eradicating roaches. It promotes Royal Guarantee Roach Powder with positive results, selling boxes in 10c and 25c sizes through Warsweidl Drug Co.
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Warsweidl Drug Co
Train Schedule Fragments Show Mixed Arrivals and Departures
Readable fragments list multiple trains with times between Cordele Helena Cols Montgomery Cordele Sarh Richland Cols. Entries include 7 Arrive 10:05 AM and 12:26 PM 3:10 PM and 5:15 PM. The text records assorted departures and connections without complete context or dates.
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Chgo
Albany-Montg
Cordele-Helena
Cols.-Montg’y
Cordele-Sarh
Richland-Cols
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