National Advertising Representatives Listing Note
A brief directory item lists National Advertising Representatives Rost Landis and Kohn with address lines in New York Chicago and Atlanta. The note includes a biblical quotation from James 4 11 and a quip about money and hair, reflecting ad catalog tone and era language.
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National Advertising Representatives
Rost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoplce Gas Bldg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
The Health Gag and the Walk Back Home
A reflective piece argues against overreliance on cars and trains for convenience. It emphasizes the loss of exercise as people choose riding over walking, urging readers to abandon idle talk and actually walk for health, noting the lure of speed remains strong.
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Htop
Legislature Delays Seen as Hindrance to Georgia Reform
An editorial criticizes tactics used to slow bills in Georgia’s legislature. It cites a 14 day delay by Speaker Neill, cost of salaries around 30 thousand dollars, and a congestion of hundreds of bills tied to committee control. The piece calls for capable, independent lawmakers from Georgia’s 160 counties to end machine domination.
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Ennis
Senate
Neill
Brown, Holder and Neill
Georgia
The Safest Investment and the Handiest Savings Plan
This piece extols savings accounts as the safest, most accessible investment for all. It argues that 4 percent yield is acceptable for safety while building a habit of saving, urging regular deposits in Sumter county banks to foster financial independence and preparedness for emergencies. It also warns against wildcat investing and champions choosing honest firms for later higher yield investments.
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Sumter County
Debs to Headline Mass Meeting in Cleveland
Socialist leader Eugene Debs is to be honored at a large Cleveland mass meeting for his long service to labor. The item notes Debs may be mistaken in his views but commends his courage and sincerity and his devoted life to an ideal, deserving respect.
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Eugene Debs
Cleveland
Labor
Debs
Baseball's bright future inspires new city diamonds
The quote argues that gold distracts youth from baseball, yet cities routinely convert vacant lots into ball fields. It predicts that baseball twenty years hence will be as healthy and appealing as it is today, with enduring demand for more diamonds in every city.
Forest Fires Risk Warning for Campers
Advice urges residents in forested areas to care for the woods this season. Do not litter campgrounds or uproot wildflowers, avoid rare plants, and never leave fires unattended. Ensure campfires are fully extinguished with water and covered with earth to prevent fires.
World Court as international tribunal judged by Reed
Senator Reed argues the World Court would be an international tribunal either humble or tyrannical but no force to enforce its judgments. He contrasts it with the US Supreme Court, notes U S acceptance of international decisions, and asserts America’s historic turn toward respected international law over isolationism.
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Reed
World Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Permanent Court of Interannal Justice
Hague Panel Court
America
Ten Years Ago in Americus Today
Ten years ago in The Times-Recorder from July 13 1905 Mrs D T Wilson and cousin Mrs Mary McLeod of Denver begin an extended western trip. A congenial party visited Andersonville yesterday and Frank Turpin returned from the Bluegrass State. The Georgia peach crop near Central of Georgia lines stands near last year at about 900 cars. Hog pens weeks and bicycles sparked talk paused for a bi monthly session. Elizabeth Hollis and Marilu Ansley visited Griffin friends. Americas dispatched to Cincinnati to supervise sale of a large vineyard shipment of 30 000 pounds.
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Times-Recorder
D. T. Wilson
Mary McLeod
Denver
Americus
Greaat West
James Walker
Nunn
Johnson
Miss Broadfield
Andersonville
Frank Turpin
Bluegrass
Elizabeth Hollis
Marilu Ansley
Griffin
Fidelity Lodge Elects Officers at Local Assembly
13 1895. Fidelity Lodge organized here last night with W. P. Burt H. D. Watts B. H. Mayo J. B. Dunn J. S. McGarrah F. S. Lythe J. B. Raiford and Bascom Myrick named officers. Also noted were Joe Brown’s sudden illness from congestive collapse and James Walker’s buggy crash after leaving Huntington picnic. Nearby sale: C A Bell farm 350 acres in Friendship district bought by John F. Daniel to become a model stock farm. C L Hand of Pelham visited town.
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Fidelity Lodge
W. P. Burt
H. D. Watts
B. H. Mayo
J. B. Dunn
J. S. McGarrah
F. S. Lythe
J. B. Raiford
Bascom Myrick
Joe Brown
Huntington
James Walker
Capt
C. C
Clay
World Court Attack Sparks American Tradition Debate
The World Court is denounced as a violation of American tradition, described as the most un-American action by so-called hundred per cent Americans. The critique centers on allegiance to national norms versus international legal bodies.
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World Court
Handicaps Inspire Unlikely Strengths Say Holmes
A quotation suggests handicaps sharpen talents with the blind man navigating better than many. Oliver Wendell Holmes adds a stark view that longevity rests on facing an incurable disease, framing a provocative reflection on adversity and life.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Handicapped Boy Wins Penmanship Prize
A boy who lost both hands wins a penmanship prize highlighting how people overcome handicaps. The piece notes Helen Keller as an example of extraordinary achievement in writing and speaking, suggesting such feats exceed typical abilities.
Proverbial Humor and Nuggets From Everyday Wit
A collection of satirical aphorisms and social observations on procrastination gender roles temper and wisdom. The quips joke about modern courtship work habits vanity and certainty, reflecting playful old fashioned attitudes with sharp irony.
Letters From the People Warns on Unsigned Mail to Klan
Americus Georgia editor John A. Wagnon urges publishing only signed letters and addresses to the Ku Klux Klan. He warns unsigned submissions are fake, plans to circulate them if unchecked, and notes Klan letters bear official Klan signatures and seals. Also included are quips about summer heat and loafing.
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Lovela¢e Eve
Times- Recorder
Americus
Ku Klux Klan
John A. Wagnon
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a top flesh producer. It claims sugar coated tabs boost weight by 5 to 10 pounds in 30 days, priced at 60 cents for 60 tablets, with a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met.
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Nathan Murray
Howell
McCoy
Double Life Jokes and Eye Heart Trickery
A playful line suggests leading a double life stirs humor in the middle. It notes charm comes through eyes and ears, hinting that perception and listening shape affection.
New Method Eradicates Wrinkles Life Magic
A dubious home remedy claims tarkroot powder mixed with lemon juice smooths wrinkles and sagging skin in under 15 minutes. The ad asserts no skin loosening, with the process described as harmless, inexpensive, and dramatic, urging readers to try it at home.
California Fig Syrup Mother’s Friendly Reminder
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to children of all ages noting its pleasant taste and claimed health benefits. It warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup by name to avoid imitation products and mentions directions printed on the bottle for babies and children.
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California
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Associated Press
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R. Dees
Costar
Senator Reed
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Helen Kellar
Saas
R. C. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Home Office
Empire Loan & Trust Company
Americus, Georgia
Americus Jewelry Company, Inc
Wallis-Mott, Mer
Troy G. Morrow
Bell Building
Americus, GA
Nat Lemaster
Rae
J. Lewis Ellis
R. B.strickland
BELL
Western Union Telegraph Co
Empire Bidg
Americus Hatchery and Supply CO
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Central Standard
Col-B’ham
Albany
Jax
Macon
Columbus
Seaboard Air Line
Cordelo-Helena
J. A. Bowen
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
T. Cashier
C. M. Council
V.P. & Cashier
J. E. Kiker
the Planters Bank of Americas
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