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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
4
Daily Americus newspaper text notes morning verse from Psalm 143 8 inviting trust and guidance. The snippet lists publication details and ads references, including addresses in New York Chicago and Georgia circulation notes, reflecting typical old-time newspaper boilerplate.
The Rome Tribune-Herald signals a fresh editorial page under Lester C. Bush, promising stronger Northeast Georgia coverage. The piece playfully wields wordplay about Mussel Shoals, cites War Department spending, and skims a sampler of quips on spelling, tradition, and current events with a light, tongue-in-cheek tone.
The Athens News uncovers a landlord’s drastic rent cut offer from 75 to 300 dollars monthly in a downtown store building. The case highlights alleged gouging by property owners and argues rents in Athens hinder city growth and development.
An essay likens life to a revolving ladder where birth and death move people along a never ending climb. Death is described as removing a climber to make room for new life, a natural process required to keep the ladder moving. The piece probes who fills our shoes and questions the dread of dying.
From the Times-Recorder December 29 1911 C K Maddox of Phil Campbell Alabama arrives in Americus planning to farm Sumter lands using modern methods Banks and merchants report strong prospects for early farm operations Sales by Pinkston Company drew hundreds Miss Archie Harrison Miss Jennie Harrison and Miss Jimmie Jossey visit Smithville Col J L Sparks confined with lagrippe but improving Col J E Sheppard and Miss Mary Elza Sheppard travel to Buena Vista to join Mrs Sheppard J L Sinclair resigns High School post for Coast Artillery Board of Education to appoint successor in C E Crook Sidewalk repairs ordered Grand jury urges repairs Miss Annie Woodruff and W W Hambrick wed at Windsor hotel Rev R L Bivins officiates They will reside in Ideal December rainfall in Americus sets record at over 7 inches Four Roses found in a city stable claimed by owner pending return
Thirty years ago in Americus Dr Poole proposed forming a stock company to grade and surface a one mile race track for horse and bicycle racing. Real estate agent M Callaway spoke optimistically about Americus property markets as Will Carter travels to Ellaville for a 5 pm wedding. Funeral notices and holiday gifts from a Christmas tree are noted along with personal reminiscences about Cissy and McMasters.
A movie star vows to teach love through acting, urging women to uphold true ideals of affection. He notes his resolve to expose counterfeit love and the danger it poses to sincerity, recounting his shift from salary to purpose and his conversations with Cissy about honor in love.
The passage argues that generations connect through time, enabling humans to act across eras while animals stay bound to space and plants are fixed. It claims a newer scientific theory, beyond Einstein, emphasizes humanity's unique temporal operation and intergenerational impact.
In a camp rehearsal, baby leopard ASKI named Laski behaved well under trainer Mademoiselle Elsa who was earning from animal rentals and vacationing with a movie company. Elsa guided Laski’s movements while the larger leopard Gairee watched and complained off set.
Savannah opens the Lucas theater on Abercorn Street to a festive crowd. The feature includes a behind the scenes note on shooting a leopard sequence with a dummy, while locals praised Arthur Lucas, the theater’s builder and Savannah native, for his cinema ventures and new cabaret.
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