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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
6
A compact set of aphorisms compares money growth, illness, dairy metaphors, moral actions, and restraint. Each line offers a blunt, cautionary proverb about thinking clearly, effort, and temper in everyday conduct.
Atlanta society guests Miss Virginia Torrence and Miss Martha Stelling joined Mrs. Arthur Rylander Jr for a Wednesday afternoon bridge event at her Farlow street home. Zinnias and phlox adorned the rooms as high score prize winner Mrs. T. F. Gatewood Jr received a deck of cards.
An informational trial in Minsk district reveals villagers duped by a priest led plan to stage a fake devil. A boy dressed as the devil carried out secret damages to humiliate and frighten peasants, driving them to church and prayer until a district commission intervened.
Carrie Harvey 79 died at 5:30 am at her daughter Mrs C B Johnsons home in Ellaville She lived much of her life in Sumter county near Myrtle Springs and moved to Ellaville to live with her daughter A widow of H P Harvey she was sister to the late A J Buchanan A Methodist church member she leaves two daughters Mrs A C Murray and Mrs C B Johnson Ellaville and five sons Mirk Harvey Brookhaven Miss Lucius Harvey Leslie former Sumter county sheriff John Harvey among survivors The article notes her community prominence and church involvement.
An advertisement touts a lemon juice and Orchard White mix as a harmless skin whitener. It claims simple preparation, skin softening effects, and widespread use by famous stage beauties, urging readers to buy and apply a lemon bleach to the face neck arms and hands.
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