Evening deity weekly publication notice in Georgia
A damaged OCR fragment lists a weekly periodical with second class mailing status in Americas Georgia and pricing. It mentions ad rates, carrier delivery, and various regional affiliations including the Georgia Railroad Commission third district and national advertising representatives Frost and Kohn in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Americas
Semtex County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Third Congressional District
U. S. Eer
Southers
Georgia
FROST
Anihs & Kohn
Breeewick
New York
Peoples’ Ges
Chicago
Deuteronomy Verse On Loving and Serving God
A brief religious reflection citing Deuteronomy urges fear of the Lord, walking in His ways, loving Him, and serving with all heart and soul as key obligations. The phrasing emphasizes devotion and adherence to divine commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Lord
Am ericus Editorial Notes On Prices And Public Affairs
Editorial highlights price drops for Stump rum in Americus and shifts in the Golden Rule sale schedule by the Cuthbert Advertising club. It mixes local chatter on Y M C A oil seepage near Augusta, holiday tips, and a string of satirical quips about society, politics, and daily life, reflecting a lively small town voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Cuthbert Advertising Club
Marse Henry Watterson Dies Haunted by Journalistic Might
Tributes fill editorials across America and beyond after Col Henry Watterson dies in Jacksonville. The Louisville Courier Journal legend shaped an era with a pen sharper than a sword, guiding a newspaper as a personal voice rather than an institution. He lived long, influential, and controversial, leaving a unique mark no successor will match.
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Spaper
America
Col
Henry Watterson
Jacksonville
Marse Henry
Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Marie Henry
The Fast Age and Modern Travel Compared to Caesar
A 1921 reflection on Rae eertaL FOCHs 20000 mile 47 day tour across 32 states and 2000 cities. It praises modern transportation as a marvel enabling vast journeys and public appearances, contrasting with Julius Caesar and ancient travel. Civilization follows the railroad and will later follow flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Eertal Foch
Caesar
Foch
Alexander the Great
Christmas holiday hours at Carnegie Library noted
The Times-Recorder from December 23 1911 reports Carnegie Library will close on Christmas Day and shut at 2 pm for the following week. It also notes local agriculture and cotton trade, plus visits and travel plans of residents during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Americas
H. B. Mashburn
Vienna
J. E. Hightower
Cordelia Thornton
Athens
Florence Niles
Clarence Niles
Leonard Parker
Times-Recorder
Brown
Rees Park
Mamie
W. H. C. Dudley
Carl Glover
Atlanta
Americus
J. B. Johnstone
Methodist Church
Columbus
Confessions of a Movie Star in Camp Tents
An unnamed actress recalls fear and insomnia while in a military camp setting. She feels pressure to appear composed for the cameras, confiding only in her distant mother. A tense night conversation hints at dangers in the camp, including a search for snakes. The fragment conveys mental strain amid wartime duty.
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Gomething
Motherdear
Christmas Holiday Excursion Fares
Tickets on sale to all points in the Southeast from December 21 to 25 with final return by January 4 1922. For total fares and schedules, consult the nearest Central of Georgia Agent or the undersigned W W Hackett Div Pass Agerft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Potomac
Mississippi
Georgia
W. W. Hackett
Agerft
Central of Georgia Railway schedule changes noted
Central of Georgia Railway announces December 22 changes to Americus schedules. Train 39 to Columbus departs Americus at 7:30 a.m. instead of 6:50 a.m. Train 21 to Columbus departs Americus at 3:50 p.m. instead of 2:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Train 22 from Columbus arrives Americus at 1:25 p.m. instead of 11:00 a.m. George Anderson, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Americus
Americas
Central OF Georgia Rly
George Anderson
Railroad Schedules for Americus Georgia Arrivals and Departures
Central Time passenger train timetable lists arrivals and departures for Americus Georgia rail service. It shows trains from Columbus Chicago Albany Montgomery Macon Atlanta and other connections with times such as arriving 11 55 pm from Columbus Chicago and 7 25 pm from Macon Atlanta, alongside several late night and early morning departures and note that figures are for information and not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Country Boy Recalls Night Hunt and Unseen Threat
A narrator recalls a tense night in a remote camp as a country boy notes big snakes nearby and prepares to sweep the ground near May’s tent. McMasters departs with cryptic words, leaving the speaker unsettled before sleep ends the scene. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
McMasters
240 Pound Buck Hunters Big Deer For Thomasville
Charlie Kivler, of Thomasville, finally bagged a 240 pound deer this week after a season of near misses. He described the buck as one of the handsomest in years, joking that it kept the doctor away for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kivler
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Lovelace Eve
W. S. Kirkpatrick
Trees
Deiiae
Tharsta
Act of Congres
Editorial
Bachelor
Howell
The
Cuthbert Leader
Augusta
Santa Claus
Ireland
Emma Goldman
Emma
Harding
Father
Japan
Julius Caesar
Oliver Auto Painting Co
Turpin
Americus, Ga
Turner Electric Co
Georgia Military Academy
Dick Barnes
Barnes
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgi
Albany-Montg
Chgo
St. L. Ada
Cinti
Seaboard Air Line
Richland-Cols
Cordele-Savh
Richlazi-Montg’y
Price
Debaker C
Gatewood Motor Co
Studebaker
Jackson Street
Allison
Noel E. Smith
Olen Buchanan
the M’kinstry Studio
Thomasville
Kiam Hopwood
Major R. Barker
Goerby
Shaw Area
Todmorden
Shaw, Eng
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Bank OF Commerce
Frank Sheffield
John Sheffield
Charles R. Crisp Lee Hudson
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