Evening Times-Recorder note on staff and publication details
The item lists staff roles and offices for The Times-Recorder Company with names Arthur Jay Tro Lovelace Eve and W S Kirk, notes Evening daily schedule, and provides subscription rates. It includes the paper as the official organ for Americus Georgia, Sumter County, and regional authorities, plus a Bible thought for today and a Philippians quotation.
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THE
Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
Arthur Jay Tro Lovelace
Eve
Sec'y
W. S. Kirk
Forty six Rotarians gift Santa Clauses for cheer
Editorial notes holiday generosity from Rotary members and humor about local life. It jokes about preparations for Christmas, local politics, swimming pool work, high school social life, fireworks access, fashion, and social norms. It critiques commerce, honesty, and prudence with a satirical tone.
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Americas
Confessions of a Movie Star Chapter Lit I Review
The narrator weighs marrying Cissy Sheldon for wealth and status, imagining a life as wife, mother, and dowager. She notes Cissy’s aesthetic tastes, fixation on perfection, and decisive disposal of imperfect possessions, fearing the hollow charm of wealth over love. The reflection explores identity in a society-driven marriage plot.
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Cissy
Cissy Sheldon
Thinking on marriage as a permanent value
The speaker contemplates marriage as a permanent value tied to her beauty and fears being treated poorly as she ages. She questions whether being overly critical is justified and considers marrying for love to find lasting happiness after years.
Rumor on Supreme Judge George W F George Congress Run
Cordele Dispatch questions a circulating tale that Judge George W F George quit the state Supreme Court to seek a congressional seat. The paper argues the claim lacks coloring and notes salaries prove a living for a judge, comparing state and federal pay to sustain a family in Atlanta and Washington.
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PT Ren
George
Toreert
Cordele Dispatch
George W. F. George
Supreme Court
Congress
Times- Recorder
Dispatch
State Supreme Bench
Crisp
Atlanta
Washington
Come to the Same Sad End in a Brief Note
Fragmentary line hints at a literary or serial note from 1921, mentioning continuation and a somber outcome. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable beyond the closing sentiment and copyright tag.
Barrel of real whisky in Boston court headline myth
In a Boston federal courtroom a genuine old-time whisky barrel draws attention as a relic of Prohibition era economics. The piece warns that despite scarcity even counterfeit labels flood the market, while discussing how pure alcohol harmed health and employment, and urging vigilance against bootleg and homemade drinks.
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Federal
Boston
Uncle Sam
Americas
Chemical Laboratory
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
Recap of Dec 16 1911 items from Times-Recorder Americus: road work to resume with convict force after holidays. six Americus banks and three Sumter banks report strong conditions per state and national reports. Obituaries note W. P. Finch near 97, with funeral at Providence Cemetery.NEW shed planned from Felder street to Agricultural college to enhance residence district. J B James from Graceville aims to relocate and lease Times-Recorder building for mercantile business. Kate Bronson visits Americus then returns to Augusta. interment in Lebanon. Dr W C Russell laid to rest at Cuthbert. Searing blaze destroys a barn and cotton, nearly harming a boy. Possum found under old Baptist tent. Windsor Pharmacy to open with Dr W C Short and Dr R C Black partners.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Sumter County
W. P. Finch
Finch
Providence Church Cemetery
Felder Street
Agricultural College
J. M. Wilkes
J. B. James
Graceville
Fla
Americas
Forsyth Street
Kate Bronson
Augusta
Lebanon
W. C. Russell
Cuthbert
J. S. Lunsford
Weston
J. B. Johnstone
Methodist Church
Taylor Street
W. C. Short
Windsor
R. C. Black
Plains Woman Died After Long Illness
Eight thirty years ago today date December 16 1891 Mrs J P Cato died Monday night at 8 45 oclock at her Plains home after a prolonged illness. She was widely known and highly respected.
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Times-Recorder
J. P. Cato
Plains
Cold and Grippe Remedy Ad Highlighted
An advertisement touts a remedy that claims to break a cold fever and grippe faster than anything known, preventing pneumonia and related complications. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and preventive benefits for readers.
Healing Cream Balm Promises Instant Nasal Relief
An advertisement touts a germ destroying cream for nasal relief from colds and catarrh. It claims quick opening of nostrils and clearer head, with instant soothing of inflamed membranes. Consumers are urged to buy Fly's Cream Balm from any druggist for rapid relief.
Dr E E Parsons Moves to Jackson Street Office
Dr E E Parsons will move on December 12 to Jackson Street beside Kress Store at the Dr N S Evans dental office. He will be glad to meet his friends there.
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Jackson St
Kress
Dr. N. S. Evans’ Dental Office
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