Americus Post Office Listing of Rates and Class
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Americus Georgia the notice lists daily and Sunday publication details rates six dollars per year in advance by carrier one shilling per week fifty cents per month forty seven eighty per year weekly one dollar fifty cents in advance official organ for City of Americus Sumter County Railroad Commission of Georgia for the Third Congressional District U S Court Southern District of Georgia
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
ofGcial Organ
Sumter County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Third Congressional District
U. S. Court
Southern District of Georgia
Bible Thought for Today New Commandment
A Bible thought notes Jesus teaching a new commandment to love one another as he loves. It states that by loving one another all people will know his disciples, citing John 13 34 35. The passage emphasizes mutual care and Christian unity.
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Jesus
Editorial roundup from a holiday city paper
The column surveys a slow news day with jokes on cinema idols and December humor. It notes dull front pages, a fizzling blizzard, rising crime loot, Georgia road spending, Sun Yat Sen link rumors, and social quips about fashion, politics, and street life.
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Macon
Columbus
Sun Yat Sen
China
Wesleyan
It Depends Upon Whose Ox is Being Gored
An editorial from The Atlanta Georgian reprints the Times-Recorder piece arguing that broad producer unity across party lines is not inherently dangerous. It contends that conflicts among interests are healthy in representative government and that the party serving the greatest number becomes the true bloc rather than a threatened minority.
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Atlanta
Times-Recorder
The End of Death A Quest Across Modern Life
A London-based medical voice argues death may be conquerable through science. Sir Arthur Keith notes life spans have lengthened with civilization and that modern society lets people pack more into a year than ancient humans did in decades. He cites gorillas and ancient peoples as benchmarks and warns against romantic death-evading promises.
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Sir Arthur Keith
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Keith
The
Amercan Medical Association
Australia
Patagonia
Java
Motherdear
McMasters
MecMasters
Prof
Embers of Ameri can Revolution Thank local opera manager
In Americus, Daughters of the American Revolution thank W H C Dudley for courtesies at recent benefit performances that closed last night. Roads in Sumter have suffered from heavy rains, and many households lack clothing while air and social events unfold as planned. A separate 30 year old column recalls weddings, theater, and local figures with anecdotes from Ellaville and Americus society.
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Times-Recorder
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. C. Dudley
Americus
Sumter County
Masonic Lodges
Order of the Eastern Star
Sumter
Florrie Walters
Cordele
Mary Littlejohn
R. B. Winlock
Augusta
W. B. Heys
Edward Riker
Welborn F. Clarke
Lee Street
Twenty Years Ago Today Paper Missing From Files
A brief note recalls a newspaper issue from two decades ago when the paper was missing from archival files. No further details are provided about the cause or impact beyond the loss of that issue.
Confessions of a Movie Star at Breakfast Table
A star narrator recalls disdain for producer McMasters amid camp life and gossip. She resents loyalty betrayals and the flawed ideals of love, while clashing with Dick and the world of show business. The diary-style fragment blends recollection, philosophy, and personal hurt.
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MecMasters
McMasters
Ginnette
Chapter LXI McMasters and I Run a Race
A memoir fragment describes conflicting emotions toward Dick as a safeguarding figure. The narrator contemplates safety and gratitude alongside dislike, recalling a reporter who once coined a term for holding opposing feelings toward the same person.
Railroad Schedules Americus Georgia Central Time
Arrivals and departures of passenger trains in Americus Georgia published for information not guaranteed. Central Time listings include unspecified schedules and timing notes for local rail service.
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Americus
Central of Georgia Railway Schedule Fragments
Train times listed for multiple routes including Columbus to Chicago Albany to Montgomery Macon to Atlanta and Jacksonville connections. Notation indicates daily and Sunday service with arrival and departure times across several hubs. The fragmentary timetable shows varied trips and times without a continuous schedule.
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Columbus
Albany
Albany-Jaxville
Jaxville
Chga
St. L. Ada
Cinti
Atlanta
Train timetable fragment shows assorted arrival and departure times
A partial rail schedule lists arrivals and departures between Richland Cordele Savh Montg areas with several times such as 5 15 pm and 12 31 pm. The text reflects fragmented schedule data without a complete route or dates.
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Richland-Cols
Cordele
Rub My Tism antiseptic for sores and sprains
An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain killer for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism and related conditions. The claim emphasizes quick relief and medicinal use.
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Wally Reid
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North Pole
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Ellaville
Will C. Carter
Annie Clare Amos
Robert Burton
Christo
Opera House
James O'Neal
Louis Lowenthal
Knights of Damon
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R. J. Perry
Mr. McMasters
Mathews McMasters
Cissy
Sheldon
Barnes
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Broadbend
May Scott
M’masters
Rosalie Bruce
Nandy Long
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Stanley
Central Hotel
M Kinstry Studio
Turner Electric Co
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
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John Sheffield
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