Resecreted Prese Rights and Thoughtful Quotes
The notice reserves republication rights for all dispatches and local news and lists national advertising representatives Frost Landis Kohn with addresses. It ends with two religious quotes blessing steadiness and divine guidance attributed to Isaiah and F W Faber.
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National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenues
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Allanta
Editorial on religious influence in public schools in Georgia
The piece argues against forcing religious belief into public education citing Cole Blease and other figures. It warns that mandating teachers to adopt specific faiths would undermine freedom of worship and range of beliefs, urging separation of church and state and the protection of individual conscience in education. It contrasts political zeal with American ideals and stresses that schools should serve all faiths without promoting any.
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Cole Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Blease
Bleases
Darrows
Bryans
Malones
Upshaws
Dayton
Georgia
Jesus Christ
Little Willie Upshaws
Savannah Ministerial Union
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
America
Automobilists Here’s a Tip on Rising Tire Prices
Automobilists face higher tire costs as crude rubber output tightens. Press dispatches claim London controls the crude rubber market, driving up quotations on the London market. American tire makers bear the impact, with prices likely to rise across the United States.
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London
America
Americas City Officials Oppose Education Board Bill
Ten days ago in Americus, Col H O Jones and City Attorney Nisbet represented the city in Atlanta to oppose a proposed bill on how members of the Americas Board of Education are elected W W Dykes the bill's author also traveled to plead before the house committee Also noted are zoo attractions at Prospect Park including a large venomous rattlesnake and residents taking leisure trips to Panacea Springs Dothan and Georgiatown Ky with others visiting friends and relatives including Miss Mary Lee and the Gray sisters
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Times-Recorder
Col
H. O. Jones
A. Nisbet
Américus
Atlanta
House
Americas Board of Education
W. W. Dykes
Prospect Park
Mize
Bin
Messrs
E. B. Everett
W. Thad Glover
Izaak Walton
Panacea Springs
Mexican Gulf Coast
Lewis Ellis
Dothan
Through Akron by Heck Laying in Extra Tire Might Help
A brief advisory notes that traveling through Akron with extra tires could be prudent budgeting a cautious investment for the current period. It hints at preparedness for road conditions or tire wear without specifying events or dates. The tone resembles a local practical tip column from a period newspaper.
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Akron
Heck
Tax policy clash and the march of medical science
The piece weighs the political debate over surtax levels with a warning that pursuing popularity in tax policy harms the poor, then shifts to hopeful progress in medical science. It cites tuberculosis cures from Canada and France, notes limits for current patients, and praises advances in treating cancer, diabetes, Bright’s disease, and heart disease, predicting longer healthy lifespans for future generations.
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Canada
France
Bright
Party heads to White Springs for extended visit
A party of Americans departs for White Springs Florida to spend several weeks at the resort. Included are Miss Setie Wooten Miss Marie Jossey Gertrude Jossey Mrs George McNeill and Miss M Ary McNeill. The Stag saloon stock was sold by Sheriff Bell of Atlanta for 1250 dollars. Ten or a dozen cotton bales arrived yesterday. Elizabeth Hollis and Mari lu Ansley return home after visits in Griffin. A large party headed to Myrtle for a week. Mr and Mrs G A Turpin and family Mr and Mrs Will G Turpin and Miss Harris Eastman Mrs John Wooten Eastman.
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White Springs
Fla
Setie Wooten
Oe Marie
Gertrude Jossey
George McNeill
M. Ary. McNeill
Stag
Sheriff Bell
Atlanta
Elizabeth Hollis
Marilu Ansley
Griffin
Myrtle
G. A. Turpin
Will G. Turpin
Harris
Eastman
John Wooten
David R. Andrews
George Winship
Frank Sheffield
Mystic
Pretty Bell home hosts Fitzgeralds visit and naval cadet honor
Thirty years ago today at the Bell residence near Americus guests of Miss Frances Bell honored the Fitzgerald sisters of Stewart County. Americus will ship first bale of cotton next Thursday as picking begins. Cadet Perry Burt, in his final year at the US Naval Academy, reports leading his class in efficiency after completing the first month.
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Times-Recorder
E. L. Bell
Fitzgerald
Stewart County
Frances Bell
Americus
Perry Burt
United States Naval Academy
TOMA STARS SAYS Sometimes we wonder about an evolution trial
A concise mock column reflects on evolution, prudence, social wisdom, laziness, and rural observations with aphorisms about manners, weather, and vehicle mishaps in a small town. The piece presents a string of witticisms and casual reflections.
Melodic Noise Echoes Through Whispered Lyrics
Fragmentary verse hints at a tune that soothes, inviting listeners to join in. The speaker praises cheerful singing that lifts mood, describing a melodic effect that makes people greet and meet the singer on their path. The text resembles a playful, rhythmic chant.
Roaring Rails Delivers Thrilling Western Drama
Harry Carey headlines the Hunt Stromberg production Roaring Rails at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday. Edith Roberts stars with Wallace MacDonald and Frank Hagney as sharp villains. Filmed in northern Oregon, the melodrama offers plausible, fast moving action and a wholesome, family friendly plot.
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Harry
Harry Carey
Hunt Stromberg
Edith Roberts
Wallace MacDonald
Frank Hagney
Oregon
Norma Talmadge Stars in Rylander Film
Norma Talmadge comes to Rylander in a feature portraying girlhood of the crinoline era. The screen star delivers a demanding quadruple characterization across a single lifetime, from youth to old age, in a single film.
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Norma Talmadge
Rylander
Public sale of Americus property on Mayo street
Legal Ad No 862 outlines a power of sale under a security deed from M F Roberson to Mamie Be Sheppard. It seeks to sell the house and lot at 519 Mayo Street, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, for $359.09 principal plus 8 percent interest, after default on interest coupons. Auction set before the Sumter County courthouse on August 4, 1925, with costs and ad expenses, title to be conveyed free of liens. Shipp & Smith, Attorneys.
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Georgia
Sumter County
M. F. Roberson
Mamie Be Sheppard
Mayo Street
City of
Americus
Court House
Mamie B. Sheppard
Shipp & Smith
Grandmothers of England and Frontier Dreams
A reader observes how past and present women share charm and resilience. The tale shifts from 1860 England diary entries to frontier America and back to London today, contrasting era fashions, waistlines, and social expectations with a wry, reflective tone.
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England
America
London
Norma
Watch for Worm Symptoms in Children
Watch for signs of worm infection in children and treat promptly with White's Cream Vermifuge. The remedy claims to kill worms, restore health, and bring back rosy cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Nathan Murray, Druggist.
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Nathan Murray
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