The Times Recorder Printer Reprint Notice
Publisher note about republication rights and post office filing in Americas Georgia. Indicates exclusive use of dispatches credited or not and reserves all rights. Lists national advertising representatives Frost Gandis and Kouin with addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta.
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National Advertising
Frost Gandis & Kouin
Fifth Avenue
New York
Poppies Gss Bidg
Chicago
Welton Building
Atleota
Fragmented devotional excerpt on virtue and thought
A short, altered biblical passage fragment urging focus on truth honesty justice and loveliness. The text mimics a religious meditation style and includes distorted references resembling Philippians and Philemon. It reads as a reflective prompt rather than a news item.
Phillips slated for Georgia Highway Board seat and reform
The Governor and Senate confirm Hon. John R. Phillips to replace W. T. Anderson on the State Highway Board. An able lawyer, banker, farmer and Kiwanian from Louisville, Phillips is praised as a unifying, temperate leader who could rearrange department friction and advance highway legislation while urging prudent savings and careful investment advice from bankers.
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Senate
John R. Phillips
W. T. Anderson
State Highway Board
Phillips
Louisville
Highway Department
Highway Board
Atlanta
John Phillips
Bennett
Movie Money and the Motion Picture Market
A glance at the vast capital in film business shows 1.25 million vested and yearly admissions revenue exceeding 500 million across about 18 000 theatres. The sector demands sharp competition and risk aware investing due to high stakes and volatile leadership.
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Ingly
Ie Sp
Notable Local Happenings In Americus This Decade Ago
Ten years ago in Americus the Times-Reorder noted Miss Annie Liele Allen hosting an hour of Request at College Street, Mrs J D Hooks and Misses Margaret and Isabel Wrey vacationing in Gainesville, Judge J A Hixon purchasing a Chandler car and preparing to discuss costs at court, Robert Harvey touring the Florida peninsula, and Pinkston showing improved harvest marks with a December option quoted at 9.54 cents.
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Wis
Annie Liele Allen
Evisu Bell
College Street
J. D. Hooks
Margaret
Isabel Wrey
Gainesville
Thomas Hooks, Jr
Baby
Americas
J. A. Hixon
Coca-Cola
Robert Harvey
Florida Peninsula
Americus
Liemnale P Pinkston
Es Markes
Sea and voyage lure in distant South Seas essay
A nostalgic meditation contrasts old seafaring solitude with modern luxury aboard sea liners. The South Pacific voyage is praised for its vast horizons, tropical imagery, and enduring appeal, while Greece's path to republican governance is weighed against centuries of conquest and rule.
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South Pacific
Wales
Mediterranean
South Seas
Pacific
Greece
Rome
First bale for Georgia marks prize at Americus
Twenty years ago today July 22 1905 The Times Recorder notes Mrs Lemuel Heys Jr visits Valley sister Mrs Bext Evans. Deal Jackson near Amos captures prize weighing 258 pounds selling for 23 cents classed as good middling. Webster citizens report monster Preston barbecue crowd of 3000 greeted speaker Hoke Smith. Philo Smith returns from six weeks in eastern Pennsylvania. Watermelon verandah at courthouse remains popular among melon club members.
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Times-Recorder
Lemuel Heys, Jr
Valley
Bext Evans
Georgia
Deal Jackson
Webster
Americus
Preston
Hoke Smith
Philo Smith
Pennsylvania
Tractors Now Supplying 17 Percent of Farm Power
Report shows tractors delivering about 17 percent of the power used on American farms, reflecting a growing role in agricultural operations and farm productivity.
Neighborhood boy speaks out on chores and rest
A neighborhood youth vents about heavy chores and endless cleaning during what he calls a disrupted vacation. He complains that no real rest has come, citing errands at home and the burden of carnet and cellar tasks.
Protracted Meeting Planned at Buena Vista Church
Rev M M Marshall will lead a protracted meeting at the Buena Vista Methodist church starting the fourth Sunday in July with Rev Theo Pharr from Shellman preaching and his son directing singing. Local members plan special prayers this week as others travel from Colorado and Florida visiting relatives and friends.
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M. M. Marshall
Methodist Church
Theo Pharr
Shellman
Lynda Lowe
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
Georgia Powells
Columbus
Edwin Rogers
Lakeland
Fla
T. L. Rogers
McGlawn
Macon
The
Baptist Church
Cecil Burt
Adam Matt
Lizzie Crane
Frank Lowe
Graves Duncan, Jr
Pratville
Ala
T. L. Rooteys
Nettie Powell
Florin
Miss Powell
Jacksonville
Orlando
Kissemmee
Tampa
Minnie Lowe
Tom Lowe
Richland
Dora Wilson
Helena
Hot Springs
Ark
J. S. Butein
Atlanta
H. H. Milton
Florida
Mary Wooten
Anna Copler
Pelham
Wm. N. Nutt
Annapolis
A. K. Pricherd
Purification of the System Promises Better Health
Doctors endorse Purification by Calotabs as a foundation for health and vitality. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the body, with a family package at 85 cents and a trial pack for 10 cents available at drug stores.
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Nature
Prance Family Heads to Marietta for Visit
Personal Superintendent and Mrs J M Prance and their children Nell Jack and Julian Prance travel by motor to Marietta to spend time with Mrs Prance's mother Mrs Wharton. Meanwhile Lucille McDowell daughter of Mr and Mrs J McDowell underwent a tonsil operation at City Hospital this morning and is reported satisfactory. She will be removed Thursday from 94 Wiless ner street.
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J. M. Prance
Nell Prance
Jack
Julian Prance
Marietta
Lucille McDowell
J. McDowell
City Hospital
Wilessner Street
Glad sister escaped operation from gall stones
A personal reminiscence claims a sister, previously deemed dying by doctors, could not endure gallstone surgery but recovered after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The text asserts the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It advertises money back guarantee and sale by druggists.
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Mayr
Church
Backache Warning Prompts Kidney Remedy Ad
An old style plea urges readers with persistent backache to consider kidney issues. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic claiming Mrs. W S Crapps of 912 Elmo St found relief after use. The ad notes 60 cents price and credits Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as manufacturers.
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Dean
Americas
W. S. Crapps
Elmo St
Doan
Howell
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Georgia Senate
Highway Commission
Buena Vista
Model Bread Co
Union Church
Glad Sister
Troy G. Morrow
Bell Building
Americus, GA
Nat Lemaster
Othe Dinklers Hotels
Ansley Cotel
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Redmont
DE Molay Commandery Nos
DeMolay Commandery
No. 5
Masonic Hall
Fred Smith
J. E. Kiker
Lewis Ellis
R.B. Strickland
Western Union Telegraph Co
Americus Hatchery and Supply CO
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Albany
Seaboard Air Line
Savh
Monty
J. A. Bowen
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
Ass't. Cashier Co
M. Council, V.P. & Cashier
Ass’t. ‘Cashier
the Planters Bank of Americas
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