Times-Recorder Refaces Eve Editor as Publisher at Aspericus
The Times Recorder announces the reface of Eve Editor as Publisher and notes second class waiter status at the Aspericus post office Georgia under Act of Congress. The Associated Press holds republication rights for all news dispatches and local news published here. National Advertising Representatives Frost er Kohn outline offices in New York Chicago and Atlanta.
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Aspericus
Georgia
Congress
National Advertising
Froster & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
A Thought on Fear and Faith from Isaiah to Fenelon
A compact reflection urging courage for fearful hearts and quiet worship. It cites Isaiah 35 4 and Fenelon phrases about worship without sight and peaceful, silent abiding.
Evolution debate and religious liberty in governance
Editorial argues the Tennessee law banning teaching evolution risks imposing Bible doctrine via state power. It warns legislatures cannot define religious truth, preserving individual conscience and freedom of thought against coercive public policy. The piece critiques both Prussian schooling methods and mob-driven legislation.
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Tennessee
Bryan
Darrow
United States
Referendum on Prohibition Sparks Core Question
The proposed national vote on prohibition prompts reflection on whether voters seek prohibition itself or its national merit. The issue appears as a sharp sticker: is the policy desirable for the country or not.
Nation electric power funding debate on public versus private control
President Griffith of the National Electric Light Association argues the U S will need about one billion dollars yearly for ten years to expand the light and power industry. He says funding must yield returns via rates or taxes and warns that regulation should stay with capable state commissions to avoid national control. Hoover backs state regulation if commissions are strong and independent. The piece urges informing the people with full truth.
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Griffith
National Electric Light Association
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Staate
City tax assessors elected for current year
The Times-Recorder notes C. J. White J. W. Hightower and C. L. Sherlock elected by city council to form the annual board of city tax assessors under Col. W. J. Thornton. Also mentions traveling parties and a fire at Luther Allison's residence on Lee street.
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C. J. White
J. W. Hightower
C. L. Sherlock
Col. W. J. Thornton
Neon Buchanan
Tim Farlow
Col
James A. Davenport
South Georgia
Moultrie
Emma R. Morgan
Genevieve
Emmie Morgan
North Carolina
Luellen Bragg
Prospect Park
Henry B. Allen
Tennille
Mary Joiner
Luther Allison
Lee Street
Push for uniform accounting of municipally owned plants
A call argues that municipally owned plants outside state regulators should be required to follow uniform accounting. Public managers rarely reveal full truth without compulsion, as with private firms. Citizens deserve the same disclosure and protection as stockholders in private corporations.
Bones of Peter the Hermit Unearthed Again After Centuries
Archaeologists report the discovery of the bones of Peter the Hermit, linked to the First Crusade and legendary as much as factual. The find rekindles debate over the famed paupers and the mythic crusade, urging reconsideration of a once forgotten historical figure.
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Peter
Godfrey
Tasso
Europe warned by timely market shifts in lira and franc
The piece notes Europe faces rapid currency fluctuations with the lira and franc affecting Italy and France. It argues American wealth creates a margin to bluff, while Europe must confront facts as markets threaten to push nations toward the gold standard.
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Stock Exchange
America
Europe
France
Italy
Cotton Prices Hold Firm as Licks Quicken Patch
The report notes cotton prices remain well above the dime while patch activity increases. Central Railway earnings for the first July week reach $300,000, up $28,700 from last year. Miss Darren Pinkston visits Albany with relatives. Illustrated Yellowstone postcards feature Dudley Gatewood Allen Fort Jr and T F Callaway. The trio travels toward Portland. George McNeill hosts guests on Church Street in honor of Miss Geeslin of Macon. Allison brothers plan a large store on the vacant Windsor lot as Mrs. Albert Harris and children return from Leesburg visit.
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Darren Pinkston
Albany
Yellowstone Park
Dudley Gatewood
Allen Fort, Jr
T. F. Callaway
Portland
George McNeil
Church Street
Geeslin
Macon
Allison
Hotel Windsor
Albert Harris
H. A. Harris
Leesburg
Thirty Years Ago Today No Paper Published
A note records that thirty years ago today no newspaper was published on Monday. The brief entry notes the absence of a paper for that date, reflecting a silent publication day in the archive.
Daily poem on a hard-hearted boss and teamwork
The poem depicts a boss as a strict, intelligent head of the works. It praises discretion, problem solving, and cooperation as drivers of success. It emphasizes giving credit to the leader and valuing combined effort over mere hand power.
China asks US help amid foreign devils row in shores
The article surveys global debt talks and political turmoil. It notes Dr Alfred Sze pushing Washington to convene powers, hoping President Coolidge can mediate a fair Chinese settlement. It covers Caillaux’s six billion franc inflation plan, Italy’s debt talks with the US, Moroccan rebellion, and a quiet Greek revolution led by Gen. Pangalos with Kellogg briefly interrupting holiday plans.
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China
America
Alfred Sze
Washington
United States
Coolidge
French Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
France
Greece
Admiral Coundouriotis
Michalakopoulos
Gen. Pangalos
Kellogg
Consolidation Election Set for Huntington Anthony District
The Huntington and Anthony school districts merge into Huntington School District. A petition opposes the consolidation and an election is scheduled for Saturday July 25 to decide its continuation. Only qualified voters residing in the consolidated district may vote. Election held at Huntington voting place. June 23 1925. E. T. Moore County School Supt.
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Huntington
Anthony
E. T. Moore
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