Americus Post Office Notice and Motto Verse
The text notes second class matter status at Americus Georgia with pricing for daily and Sunday by mail and carrier delivery, plus official organs for City of Americas Sumta County and Georgia agencies. It ends with biblical and Sidney Lanier quotes about the greatness of God and marsh life, reflecting the era’s blend of civic notice and devotional verse.
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Liberty bonds reach par in New York market
Editorial notes that Liberty bonds sold at par or higher for first time since issue. Reports heavy trading and multiple million-dollar lots, with prices showing gains across 3 1 2 and 4 1 4 series. Observes predictions of par or better by treasury officials have been fulfilled and urges readers to hold bonds. Also credits Augusta Chronicle for naming new Southern poet Alice Virden and quotes her sonnet Night judged by Georgia scholars.
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Tommie Dora Barker
Carnegie Library
Atlanta
Wiliam Cole Jones
Atlanta Journal
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Nighttime Dreams Shroud Familiar Objects in Mystery
A fragmentary meditation on night as a realm where wakefulness and sleep blur, ordinary scenes acquire a veil of filmy mystery, and the world shifts into dreamlike ambiguity during the dark hours.
Wink and Blink Plot Moon Dream Mischief
A playful fairy tale segment follows Wink and Blink as they conjure dream ingredients to bake hopeful fantasies for Tommy Brown and a pony. Comet-Legs, jealous of the Man in the Moon, seeks help from the magician Kena Meena to counter with a bear themed nightmare. To be continued.
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Blink
Tommy Brown
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Comet- Legs
Tom Jones
Kena Meena
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
Entries recall the Americus Coca-Cola brick building foundation on Cotton avenue and Wild trees, staff travels and visits by local residents, watermelon shipments from Florida, peaches and blackberry notes, and the Furlow Lawn Baptist church Sunday school annual picnic at Myrtle Springs with many attendees.
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Cotton Avenue
Wildtrees
Mary Ella Davenport
Barnesville
Maurine Woodburn
Annie Laurié
Norton
Midway
Ala
Thomas Norton
Hollis Lanier
McCord Prather
Evan Mathis
Americus Galaxy
Stone Mountain School
Emma Kate Andrews
Elba
Cla
Alice Boyd
Lizbeth Hollis
Macon
George Gantt, Jr
Gantt
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Americus
Sumter County
Florida
Mary Murphy
Atlanta
Blanch
May Belle Hawkins
Furlow Lawn Baptist Church
Myrtle Springs
Newark pastor denies plans to quit ministry for law
In a letter to a local friend Rev. Sam C. Dean formerly of Americus and now pastor of the largest Baptist church in Newark New Jersey states that he has no intention of leaving the ministry to resume law practice.
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Americus
Newark
N. J
Dean
Evening journey and morning eyes in quiet hills
A lyrical meditation on the world as a crafted, lovelier place. The speaker finds strength in hills, calm in shadows, and the day’s end as plain yet bright before the morning blinds the eyes.
Club Program At Hinkle House 1892 Event
Thirty years ago today the club met at Dr. and Mrs. A B Hinkle on Taylor street with a rich program of violin readings vocal duets piano solos and a humorous reading. Arthur Rylander reports a great fishing trip with a big string of fine fellows. E P Black a leading Atlanta real estate dealer visits his father.
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Taylor Street
Lott Warren
A. T. Maxwell
Frank Shefeld
Mrs. Lamar
Carrie Brannon
Messrs. Lott Warren
A. G. Anderson
G. D. Wheatley
How to Be Single Though Married Quote
A wry reflection on changing social norms. The speaker notes marriage pressures and the irony of lasting happiness, joking that hesitation leads to loss. The piece comments on fashion and freedom, joking about one piece swimsuits as ill suited for peace.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes relief and healing
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment for quick local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood on the mucous surfaces to help rid the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Observations by Tom Sims a quirky column
A collection of satirical aphorisms and witty quips by Tom Sims referencing global travel, fashion, politics, and society. The items mix humor about canaries on hats, wealthy relatives, and stage robbers with sharp lines about politics, tariffs, boxing, and international affairs.
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