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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1925

Page

6

Vanderbilt Wedding Party Rehearsal at Newport Villa

The Vanderbilt wedding party gathers for a rehearsal ahead of the marriage of Miss Muriel Vanderbilt to Frederic Cameron Church Jr at the Newport villa of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. Ushers Robert Emmons Jr Richard Humphrey Robert Lancaster Herman Oelrich Lawrence Vanigen Harrod Vanderbilt attend along with groom Frederic Church and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt.

Muriel Vanderbilt Frederic Cameron Church, Jr Newport Villa William K. Vanderbilt Robert W. Emmons, Jr Usher Richard Humphrey Robert H. Lancaster Frederic Cameron Church Robert G. Payne Her Mann Oelrich Lawrence Vanigen Harrod S. Vanderbilt

Honey Ball Melon Pioneer Shipped From Georgia

W. J. Josey reports shipping over a thousand crates of honey ball melons from 35 acres. The new drought resistant melon, a cross of honeydew and Texas cannonball, is first raised in Georgia. He expects about 150 crates per acre, pricing $1.25 to $1.50 per crate f.o.b. Americus, with sales in Atlanta and Florida.

W. J. Josey Mr. Josey Atlanta Florida Texas Josey B. Americus Georgia

Waycross Beats Macon In Baseball Showdown At Local Park

Waycross won 6 to 3 with Jackson walking to start a rally and Karper homering off Mule. Maconite scoring came in the sixth, while Waycross added three in the seventh and one in the eighth. Local fans plan a record crowd Thursday as talks continue on keeping the teams in town for the half holiday afternoon.

THE Americas Times-Recorder Jackson Karper

Honeyball flavors spark claims of drought relief profits

The article notes remarks about Josey's honeyballs being planted on sandy land and potential profitability, with many people who tasted them claiming the flavor matches a notable standard. The text suggests strong enthusiasm for the product as a money maker despite uncertain production costs.

Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel in old ad claim

An advertisement condemns calomel as dangerous mercury based medicine and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy. It claims calomel causes bone death and illness, while Liver Tone prevents salivation, with a money back guarantee if it does not improve health.

Dodson

Bryan Boasted in Letter to State Solon

In Atlanta on July 28 AP reports Representative William H. Stanford of Lowndes county faced a harsh London written rebuke from an American tied to Barclay's Bank. The letter denounces Bryan and his anti-evolution bill push, calling him an ignorant demagogue with a gifted tongue used for publicity.

Associated Press Atlanpa Georgia William H. Stanford Lowndes County London Barclay’s Bank William Jennings Bryan Bryan Florida

Superior Quality Ecanta Loupes Described as Shippable

The notes describe ecanta loupes as superior in flavor with good shipping quality. They are noted to be light golden yellow when ripe, featuring smooth skin and perfectly round shape.

Evolution debate and political stance cited in letter

A reader criticizes Democratic convention actions and anti Klan inditement while noting a former free land. The piece questions Darwins aftermath and censorship moves. It mentions Mr Stanford denying an anti evolution measure though he would support one if introduced.

Pion Christ America Land of the Free Darwin Herbert Spencer Bertrand Russell Bergson Stanford

Holliday Not Guilty of Rioting in Sumter Case

Kid Halliday was tried in Sumter County Superior Court for rioting linked to a Saturday night shooting that killed Bert S Cain in Coxbergh. The Times-Recorder had reported guilt. the jury dismissed the rioting charge after a settlement of 100 dollars.

Court settles riot case with defendants released

A court dismissed several defendants after payment of similar sums in a riot case. No rioters received fines or longer sentences as claimed. All were released and warrants withdrawn after the settlement offered by the defendants' attorney was accepted.

Waycross Sluggers Edge Macon In Slow Nine Inning Game

Joe Jackson's Waycross team outplayed Central of Georgia Macon on the playground diamond in a sluggish nine inning contest. Macon pushed four runs in the first inning off Brown Mule Smith as Ricks drove in three with a sharp hit.

Joe Jackson Waycross Central of Georgia Macon Maconites Smith Joe Ricks

Harper Drives In Four-Base Shot From Central

The report notes two runners on base when Harper nicknamed Central's "Babe Ruth" hit a home run for four bases, driving in the fourth run of the inning. Other players contributed, highlighting Central's powerful batting in a high-scoring rally.

Harper Central Babe Ruth

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Kirst Vandebilt Church Josey Shipping Solon England Bell Business College Old Armory Bldg Forsyth St Americus Business College Lillian Braswell Merritt Blag Norma Talmade R. S. Broadhurst Lamar St Miami and Coral Gables Neon Buchanan Americus Care Times Hill St Harrold Affenue Hill Desirgble St. Harrold Bros Ads Recorder T. R Dela Vale Lee County Smithville E .L Simpson Mitchell Aliba Sherlock’s W. H. Bowers Porto Rico Bragg’s Tampa Holliday Macon C.G Americus, GA New York Boston New England Savannah Pasenger Long Island Sound Ocean Steamship Co, OF Bull Street U.S U.S. Royal Balloons United States Rubber Company U. S . Royal Mark United States Mars Mores Cc. B. Hudson
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