The Times Recorder Publisher Notice Phrase
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Americus
Georgia
Act of Congress
National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
Wife’s Domestic Help Role Stated as Stella Duty
A fragmentary diary style note describes helping with chores around the house. The narrator claims to have aided the wife with dishes and cleaning, saying they’ve kept the yard and cellar tidy. The speaker admits feeling overwhelmed and exhausted by the daily tasks.
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Vve
Poe
Stella
Thought on Humility and Noise from Wisdom and Carlyle
A reflection contrasts boasted bravado with quiet restraint, citing 1 Kings 20 11 and Carlyle. It notes that the insignificant or empty often speaks loudest, like a drum, and warns against self-importance in the presence of true readiness or restraint.
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Kings
Carlyle
Stop CUSSING Florida and BOOST Georgia
Editorial argues Georgia should attract investors by repealing onerous laws and promoting developed industry. It cites Vanderbilt and Florida contrasts, urges belief in Georgia and Americas, and warns against self-defeating skepticism while stressing climate and labor advantages.
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Florida
Georgia
Atlanta
Cotton sale and local updates in Americus notes
Ten years ago in Americus a farmer reportedly sold his entire cotton crop for 10 to 12 cents to be delivered in fall. Mrs. Emmett L. Murray and children visit Thomaston relatives. The Americus Gun Club remains noted for top trap shooting events, while First Methodist church nears completion with only finishing touches left.
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Emmett L. Murray
Thomaston
Maggie
Yonah Buchanan
Dawson
James A. Dav
Enport
Americus Gun Club
United States
First Methodist Church
Senator Ladd's Death and Instability in Insurgent Movement
The piece contrasts animal and human intelligence before assessing the impact of Senator Ladd’s death on the insurgent movement. Ladd, a North Dakota educator and stabilizing force, supported government business ventures to aid farmers. His successor is uncertain, with potential implications for national policy and the agrarian movement.
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Ladd
Senator Ladd
Corre
North Dakota
Townley
Hs Conac
Kellogg Calles Row Triggers Mexican Bond Action
The exchange between Secretary Kellogg and President Calles leads to swift Mexican policy moves including a balanced budget foreign commitments covered and 50 million dollars in bonds approved to compensate land taken by agrarians. If the bonds are well secured the land itself stands as security and the issue appears settled.
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Kellogg
Calles
West Point admission for privates as officers
The article argues twenty six privates are admitted to West Point to be educated as officers, a form of democracy that grants equal opportunity yet remains a privilege for a select few. It emphasizes the need for exceptional energy, education, and tests of natural ability to meet the terms.
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West Point
Double wedding near Americus and big potato crop
Sunday Times-Recorder notes a double wedding near Smithville with Fred Sawyer and Eula L Brooks and Joe Brown and Minnie Horton. First sweet potatoes of the new crop sold at three quarters per bushel as the crop is expected to be immense. J R Britton and W D Haynes families visit last two weeks. Will Haynes to Miss Abbott of Lafayette Louisiana. Haynes born in Americus and praised for his wood fortune.
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Times-Recorder
Americas
Smithville
Fred Sawyer
Eula L. Brooks
Joe Brown
Minnie Horton
J. R. Britton
Indian Springs
W. D. Haynes
Will Haynes
Miss Abbott
la Fayette
Haynes
Americus
Quips on Summer Resorts and Speech Folklore
A humorous line about summer resorts notes that mosquitoes appear where flies end, and jokes about speech being difficult with the mouth full of hairpins. The fragment ends with an unfinished thought about a woman.
Wry North American Proverbs From Dated Snippet
A string of witty maxims on luck honesty fashion and social quirks. Humorous observations cover manners marriage youth and drinkers with playful traps on language taste and self awareness. The tone mirrors late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor panels.
New Era social notes from Parker home gatherings
Mr and Mrs R P Parker hosted a fish fry on July 4. Americus visitors included Mrs Douglas Freeman and children with grandmother Mrs Mary Gyles. Mrs W A Parker returned from three weeks with sister Mrs M C Harris. Several families visited relatives in the area, including Mrs J A Clements and Florence Americus, and others spent weekends with Parker and Morris families.
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R. P. Parker
Douglas Freeman
Americus
Mary Gyles
W. A. Parker
M. C. Harris
Huntington
J. A. Clements
Florence
H. J. Morris
Bernard Bradley
H. O. Morris
Ray Mayo
Danie, Vla
E. W. Parker
Jim Martin
Mitchel Company
M. M. Martin
B. A. Parker
A. H. Harden
H. A. Parker
M. GC. Veal
A. B. Cary
Consolidation Vote Set For Huntington Anthony District
The Huntington and Anthony school districts have merged into Huntington School District. An election will be held on Saturday July 25 to decide if the consolidation remains in force. Qualified voters within the consolidated district may vote at Huntington's usual polling place. This 23rd day of June 1925.
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Huntington
Anthony
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