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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
4
Nature's Teachings From a Mother's Brave Science
A fragmentary essay argues nature mirrors invention and sacrifice. It cites a mother mouse performing a Caesarean on herself, a surgeon’s role, and broader links to progress from spider to steam shovel. The piece muses on human humility before natural laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ballard
Natch
Jane
Nutritional Riddles in an Age of Machines
A fragmented excerpt discusses meals as fuel for the body, comparing eating to fuel for a car. It muses on adaptation, appetite, and how environment shapes bodies, mentioning eyes and long necks as examples of evolutionary change and the pace of modern living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orten
Wayr
Nature’s Guide to Heating and House Comfort
The text argues about heating inefficiency in homes with heat rising to ceilings. It mocks Congress and suggests nature should intervene to improve warmth, noting the paradox of seeking efficiency through ongoing human systems rather than natural adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Nature
Congress
Mother Nature
Brooks county county fair a financial success noted
Editorials praise Brooks county for a well run county fair with enthusiastic workers and strong local resources that accomplished a good exhibit on short notice. It cites the Free Press view of the event as financially successful and highlights Brooks communities’ ability to mobilize for county activities. Clemenceau reportedly left twenty thousand dollars after paid lectures, with extra funds from free talks.
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Moultrie Observer
Brooks County
Free Press
Brooks
Cordele Dispatch
Clemenceau
America
Waycross Chamber shifts focus to farming interests in 1923
Members' Council of the Waycross Chamber of Commerce plans the 1923 program around developing agricultural interests in the Waycross territory. The move reflects belief that farmer prosperity drives regional business success and overall community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross Journal-Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Waycross
Hold-ups Over Holidays Mentioned In Locales
A Richland News note states during holidays there are many hold-ups nationwide but none near Richland. The Columbus Enquirer Sun adds that the country at large will likely see similar crime patterns, yet local residents are urged to stay vigilant.
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Richland News
Richland
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A 1912 Times-Recorder summary recounts a Seaboard crossing collision injuring three and bruising others, the city hall transition between mayors, a dawn wedding of Flora McMath and H G Pass, travel notes, a Fitzgerald visit, a Cuthbert holiday visit, a mercantile district dollar rain, visitors George and Mrs McLeod, Arthur Rylander’s return, and a Powhatan stage production with the Laughing Star and Pocahontas roles.
Twenty Years Ago Today Clips from the Times Recorder
Miss Ettie Tullis and Mamie McLendon are spending two days in Lumpkin as guests of Dr and Mrs Clarke. Mrs J R Britton and children arrived from Pelham to spend holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs A Dodson. Mr and Mrs R J Perry have issued invitations for their silver wedding on January 1 at their Lee Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Seaboard Railway
Frank Payne
Richard Cooper
R. E. Freeman
Willis Morgan
George Bope
J. E. Mathis
M. M. Lowrey
J. F. McMath
Flora McMath
H. G. Pass
Robert Bivins
Furlow Lawn Baptist Church
Ruth Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Charles Isler
Walter Rylander
Cuthbert
T. E. Davenport
Americas
Mercantile District
George McLeod
Wilcox County
R. L. McLeod
Brown Street
Arthur Rylander
Lake Butler
Fla
Fowhatan
Fred Morgan
Lee Hansford
Mr. Hyatt
Caroline Wooten
Vi Callaway
Kate Poole
Eva McAfee
Songbird
Ettie Tullis
Mamie McLendon
Lumpkin
Thirty Years Ago Today From the Times-Recorder
Thirty years ago today December 27 1892 Miss Lillie Glover to spend holidays in Macon with Miss Julia Hugenin. Will Harper from Atlanta to stay with Mr and Mrs L D Lockhart. New York cotton market closed for holiday. local market quiet with light sales and small receipts Middling about 9 to 9 18 cents. Rain ended around midnight snow began. by 2 am streets and roofs covered in snow. A society belle received a diamond pin worth hundreds of dollars and praised as worthy of the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Glover
Macon
Julia Hugenin
Will Harper
Atlanta
Twen
Thank Heaven We Forget Poem Excerpt 1922 NEA Service
A reflective verse praising forgetting past pains and sorrows to gain peace and move forward. The speaker urges letting go of yesterday and its regrets, embracing today and hopeful new beginnings, with a nod to copyright 1922 NEA Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Humorous clipping tastemaker blurbs mix of quips and oddities
A collage of jokes and curiosities on crime, travel, fame, and daily life. Items mention San Francisco bandits, Fatty Arbuckle, a French bread claim, a Canadian asbestos mill fire, and a mix of wry maxims about winter, money, and editors.
Railroad Schedule Arrivals and Departures for Americus Ga
Central of Georgia Ry lists passenger train times published as information not guaranteed. Notable lines include Columbus to Chicago arrivals at 11:55 pm and departures 3:45 am, Albany Montgomer y 5:14 am, Macon to Atlanta 6:37 am, Columbus 3:15 pm, Albany 7:21 pm, and Albany Jacksonville 11:55 pm with several other connections and Pullman services. Southbound and northbound runs show specific days of operation and service patterns.
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Columbus
Albany-Montg’y
Macon-Atanta
Macon-Atlanta
Albany
Macon
Atlanta
Albany-Jaxville
Chgo
St. L. Ada
Cinti
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