The Times Recorder notice of publication rights
The Times Recorder states it is a second class matter at Americus Georgia and notes the Associated Press is entitled to republication of news dispatches. It reserves rights for special dispatches and lists national advertising representatives Frost Landis Kohn and offices in New York Chicago Atlanta and a Georgian address.
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Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gae Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
Belief Unlocks Possibility in a Heroic Life
A compact reflection notes belief as power to realize great deeds. It cites Mark 9 23 and Carlyle urging the reader to recognize in themselves the capacity to inscribe a heroic life on the eternal skies.
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Carlyle
Georgia Hears Of Walker Chancellorship Controversy
Editorials from Atlanta discuss a rumored push to appoint Clifford Walker as University of Georgia chancellor. The piece warns against Klansman influence and criticizes political meddling, urging trustees to resist schemes and support Andrew J. Soule as a capable alternative. It also condemns municipal sanitation neglect tied to watermelon waste.
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Clifford Walker
University of Georgia
University
Watermelon Rinds Warn of Pests in Business Section
The Schley County News warns that careless disposal of watermelon rinds in business areas invites flies and mosquitoes. It urges readers to be mindful after meals to prevent pests from breeding and causing problems in public spaces.
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Americus
Schley County
A Call to Kill Socialism Before It Strikes
A telegraphic dispatch from Moscow dated June 12 reports a decree under discussion that would recognize common law marriages without ceremony or registration as legal. Couples would be husband and wife after a long cohabitation, raising questions about property rights under Soviet rule. The writer argues against socialism, likening it to the Russian system and urging action now before it gains strength.
Uniform Divorce Laws For and Against Standardization
A discussion questions the push for uniform divorce laws across states. It weighs choosing a single standard versus preserving state differences, noting that some states prohibit divorce entirely while others permit broad grounds. The piece calls for careful study before endorsing broader standardization.
Nature and travel urge against the two-week limit
The piece extols outdoor travel as a means to escape the two week vacation constraint and explore nature whether by sea or mountain. It contrasts the sea as timeless and pantheistic with the mountains as active and life-affirming, urging personal renewal before returning to a machine-made world. It also surveys Mexico’s wealth disparities, arguing the country lacks productive capital rather than resources.
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Sea of Mountains
Why Mexico Is Still a Poor Country
Experts on Mexico say there is enough gold in mines to pay the national debt and set the country on its feet, though smelted bullion buried in Mexico may be an exaggeration. Mexico is rich in natural mineral resources despite centuries of disorder and lack of banks.
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Mexico
Spelling Is No Longer of Great Importance
Frank Neuhauser aged 11 in Louisville Kentucky wins best schoolboy speller in America. The piece argues spelling has shifted from a central educational mark to a trade skill, useful for printing or proofreading, but not a necessity for most people. It notes Lincoln and Coolidge as examples and suggests spelling remains desirable but not essential.
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Walker
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Barrow
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Frank Neuhauser
Louisville
America
Abraham Lincoln
Calvin Coolidge
Life Lessons and Lighter Laments in Daily Quips
A string of pithy aphorisms on temper, behavior, attire, patience, and health. Suited for a midcentury reader, the notes mix humor and reflection, noting enfeebled health, social norms, and the quirks of character through compact observations.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Appetite
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a strengthening invigorator that restores color to the cheeks and boosts appetite, appealing to readers seeking renewed energy and vigor. The copy emphasizes the product’s tasteless formula and quick effects for the user.
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GROVE
Ailments of young girls Evanston Wyoming testimonial
Mrs Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming recounts monthly troubles and a dislocation after childbirth eased by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy strengthened her, enabling her to care for five children and perform all housework without issue.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Vetice
Lydia E. Pinkham
Verbena Carpenter
2Nd Avenue
Evanston, Wyoming
Quips on comfort, family and odd facts of old life
A collection of humorous or reflective statements touches on home comfort, marriage, babies, money, and family. It notes a poor chicken fry, ancient prices, old olives, a method to preserve eggs, Roman ink, Norwegians at sea, Hawaii pineapple records in 1924, and assorted curiosities.
Bank of Commerce Americus 1925 June 30 Financial Statement
Statement shows condition of Bank of Commerce Americus Georgia at close of business June 30 1925 per Superintendent of Banks. Major figures include resources totaling 1 076 016 98 with deposits 478 410 25 and capital 65 000.00. officers Frank Sheffield John Sheffield Lee Hudson sign and attest sworn July 1925 by notary W. C. Wright.
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Americus
Frank Sheffield
John Sheffield
Lee Hudson
State of Georgia
Sumter County
Bank of Commerce
Lee Hulson
W. C. Wright
N. P
Co. Ga
Triend Advice On Self Reliance And Inner Guidance
A reflective column urges readers to trust themselves for guidance. It stresses that personal judgment, not others, should resolve doubts, asserting that self reliance builds confidence and resilience over time. The piece frames the individual as the best ally in decision making.
All Year School Plan Pressed by Chicago Board
Chicago July 4 FE P Ellicott president of the board of education advocates year round schooling. The proposal suggests a year divided into four twelve week terms with one week between terms for vacation. Board members are not yet in agreement.
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Chicago
FE. P. Ellicott
Board of Education
Hurt building bonds attract strong investor interest
Atlanta July 4 The Hurt building bond issue of 4.5 million dollars, first offered in mid June by G L Miller and company of Atlanta, was more than half subscribed by today. Frank C Eastman southeastern sales manager praised investor eagerness for Atlanta backed bonds. The Miller company frequently finances southern structures, many in Georgia.
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Atlanta
G. L. Miller and Company
Southern Real Estate Bond House of Atlanta
Frank C. Eastman
Southeastern
Miller Company
Southern Structures
Georgia
Alaska Climate Anomaly and Wood Durability Note
Report states that some Alaska regions have never recorded zero temperatures, while summer warmth lasts only a few days. discusses wood durability from poisonous substances deterring rot and fungi. warns that bank notes can deteriorate quietly. and observes winter's backbone appears broken yet.
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