Americas Times Recorder Establishes 1879 Notice
The Americas Times-Recorder published in Americus Georgia announces its established status since 1879 and lists key staff including Arthur Lucas president Lovelace Eve secretary and W S Kirkpatrick treasurer. It details publication schedule subscriptions offices and official designations for local and regional bodies.
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New Year Reflections on Hope and Gratitude
The piece muses on leaving the old year behind and starting anew with optimism. It contrasts fatalism with American hope and urges a balanced view of happiness, noting that past good times outweigh hardships and that belief in a brighter year endures.
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Thrift and Savings Echo in New Year Editorials
An editorial on thrift urges saving and industry as path to success. It cites past vows against alcohol and praises Thrift Stamps and government savings programs, detailing a boy’s $5,000 savings and a lender father. It includes quotes from M. B. Wellborn on the value of starting to save early and building wealth through steady effort.
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Weston Farms In High Demand In Webster County
Weston, Dec 81. Several Webster county farms near Weston have changed hands. Mr. Southern bought the Spann place, Mr. Freeman acquired the Goss place. The new owners are from North Georgia and plan intensive cultivation. Lands around Weston are selling for 25 to 40 dollars per acre as new settlers move in.
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Christmas food drives fall short on Bowery in New York
Bowery Christmas meals attracted far fewer applicants than in past years. The Bowery Mission fed about 400 people, Hadley’s Rescue Hall under 300, and McAuley Water Street Mission postponed noon service as four hundred pounds of turkey sat unused. Outside Bowery, groups spread cheer through homes and a Knights of Columbus job tree in Longacre Square offered employment cards to ex service members.
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Hadley
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh using internal remedies. Claims to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and physician endorsement. Mentions F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and notes constipation pills.
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F. J. Cheney & Co., Props
Toledo
O. K
All O. K. for the Blood Ziron Tonic Ad
An advertisement touts Ziron as a blood iron tonic to strengthen nerves and vitality. Testimonial from J. R. Bell of Oconee Georgia claims dramatic personal benefits. The copy notes Ziron blends iron salts with phosphites and soda, sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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J. R. Bell
Oconee
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Local ads offer jewelry repaint and timber services
R S Broadhurst Jeweler advertises repaint and repair near the post office. Dr N S Evans promotes January dental specials from Jackson St location. W J Josey and Jno W Shiver list lumber milling and fashionable suits with quick service and sawed products.
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Poat Office
N.S. Evans
Jackson St
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W. J. Josey
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W. Shiver
Oldest Ohio man Uncle Billy Peyton dies at 28
An obituary notes Uncle Billy Peyton, called the oldest man in Ohio, dies at age 28. It records he drank liquor and smoked, and that walking eight miles to Little Hocking was a frequent hobby, prompting speculation about prohibition's role in his short life.
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Peyton
Little Hocking
No Fear of Croup Now Promoted as Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Cheney's Expectorant as relief for coughs croup and chest pain preventing influenza pneumonia and related illnesses. Endorsed by Boykin R. Smith of Jasper County Georgia and Mrs W A Blackwell of Roost Kentucky it claims to combine physician recommended drugs for stubborn coughs asthma colds bronchial troubles and whooping cough.
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Boykin R. Smith
Jasper County
Cheney
W. A. Blackwell
Roost
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