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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia

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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1925

Page

3

Human Cork to Appear at Myrtle Springs Event

Nor stunt performer and comedian Kellam known as the Human Cork will showcase 48 stunts at Myrtle Springs bathing pool, with two shows at 4 30 and 9 00. The act includes the leap for life as Kellam is tied to a weighted chair and hurled into the pool, promising a feature of the resort program.

Myrtle Springs Norstunt Rs Kellam Kellam

Georgia corn crop Pictured as below normal in 1925 report

The Georgia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service notes a two percent acreage drop and a state wide condition at seventy two percent of normal on July 1. Production is projected around 50.4 million bushels, with drought damage severe in northern counties and Brazil nut export crop also down from last year.

South Georgia United States Atlanta Georgia Georgia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service

Port Bill Back In The Senate

Atlanta July 13 The House moved ahead with a 520000 appropriation bill for the University of Georgia, despite foes of the Atlanta via duct losing a bid to delay. In Savannah the port bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Morgan and Dixon, echoing last year's defeated form.

Atlanta Ross Richmond University of Georgia House Savannah Senate S Morgan Dixon

Flower scented tea made in Peking by scented blossoms

Tea leaves are heated with chosen flower petals to infuse aroma in a traditional Peking method. The process blends floral fragrance with tea, producing a distinct scented beverage.

Peking

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