The Times Recorder imprint and notice text
The Times-Recorder Lovelace Eve editor and publisher note second class mail status and AP rights. It states Associated Press exclusive republication rights for dispatches and reserved rights for special dispatches, with national advertising reps listed in New York Chicago addresses.
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Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
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Associated Press
Frost Landis & Kohn
Brunswick Bidg
New York
Peoples’ Gas Bldz
Chicago
Gratitude Virtue Reflections From Morning to Night
A compact meditation notes gratitude as a rare virtue. It quotes Psalm 92 about giving thanks and praising God each day and cites Theodore Parker on gratitude as a guiding virtue for life.
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Theodore Parker
Readers urged to write letters to the paper
The note invites readers to send letters regardless of praise or censure, noting consent for publication and possible anonymity. It asks for reader feedback on cartoons, editorials, and subjects of interest, stressing that news columns belong to readers, advertisements to advertisers, and editorials to the editor.
Pastor Guyton Fisher Departs Americus For Douglas
After four years as pastor of Americas First Methodist church Rev Guyton Fisher leaves Saturday for his new home in Douglas He leaves an unselfish and constructive record enhancing the church and community His successors Rev John E Cutler inherits a congregation with many prominent members who honor his work and memory
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Americas First Methodist Church
Guyton Fisher
Douglas
Americus
John E Cutler
Mr. Fisher
Americas
Rockefeller stance on 8-hour day not for Southern farming
The statement by John D. Rockefeller Jr. that an eight-hour day and six-day week suit modern industry should not be read as applicable to agriculture, especially in the South. The piece argues agriculture sustains national prosperity, cites Roosevelt on farming, and asserts farming requires near-constant, long hours, making a shorter workday inappropriate for farms.
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Rockefeller
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South Georgia
Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Streets That Lead Anywhere the Way You Like
Poem celebrates roaming, praising quirky byways over straight metaled streets. Narrator contrasts orderly routes with wandering paths, seeking freedom to explore. Poem by Berton Braley, dated 1922, noting carefree travel beyond practical paving.
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Berton Braley
NEA Service
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today in Cotton Mill Era
A compact digest from the Times-Recorder highlights past Americus notes ten and twenty years ago. Mentions Savannah visits by Gordon party and Julia, Cordele and Albany trips, new sales positions for Fred Gordy, And offers on Addie Tarver and James Duval. Also recalls Wheatley building progress, Windsor hotel lease, artesian water praise, and George Van Riper’s return to engine duty after an accident.
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Fred Gordy
Buchanan & Bros
Addie Tarver
Mr. Jones
Cordele
James Duval
Jacksonville
Harry Morgan
Johnson & Harrold Warehouse Co
Armour Packing Co
Americus
Wheatley
Windsor
Messrs
Butler & Bullock
Milan
George van Riper
Quirky From the Nation A Mixed Bag of Gags
A compile of short, humorous items from across the country includes a Texas ice men convention, a Fort Worth boy with nitroglycerin, Heidi like hair shifts, a New Jersey gas scare, and light notes on money, manners, and manners, with mentions of Seattle bakeoffs and Paderewski returning to America.
Bed Bug Scare at Knickerbocker Rooms
High society guests at the Knickerbocker in New York found hundreds of bed bugs in several rooms. The ad promotes Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid to mask exterminator odor, priced at 25 cents and sold by Asia.
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Knickerbocker
New York
Too Fast for Delia
Will, a bank clerk who is lame, sits in longing as Delia returns from the city and fans of fast travel tempt her. She shuns his quiet life for rides in a roadster and a plane, leaving him jealous and unsure. At the gate on the common she reveals she wants pace and speed yet loves the old slow walk most of all.
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Delia
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Econimon
Ernest Ray
Ray
Jim Barton
Jim
Harper's Beach
Tom Inslip
Wil
Bunyan Nose Restored in London Graveyard Effigy
The effigy of John Bunyan, long noseless at his tomb, has been repaired with the help of Baptist and Congregational unions. A stonemason used antiquarian guidance and an old print to recreate the missing nose after it was likely broken or stolen by souvenir seekers.
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Bunyan
John Bunyan
London
Baptist
Congregational Unions
Trust Company Networks Across Several Georgia Counties
Correspondent Atlanta notes Trust Company operates in Sumter Lee Terrell Schley counties. Planters Bank serves Macon Stewart Randolph and Web Building Americus Georgia. Phone 89 or 211.
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Atlanta
Sumter
Lee
Terrell
Schleyster
Planters Bank
Macon
Stewart
Randolph
Americus
Railroad Schedule for Americus Georgia Trains
Central Time timetable lists arrival and departure figures for multiple routes including Columbus Chicago Albany Montgomery Macon Atlanta and Jacksonville. Provides daily all-Pullman and tri-weekly services with stations Cordele Helena Cols Montgomery Savannah Richland and Chicago connections.
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