The Times Recorder Publication Details
The Times Recorder credits The Times-Recorder Co Inc as publisher with editor Eve Forelace. The paper notes second class matter status at Americus post office and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local news. National advertising reps Frost Landis Kohn listed in New York Chicago offices.
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The
Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
Forelace Eve
Americus
Georgia
Congress
National Advertising
Frost, Landis & Kohn
Brunswick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicago
Bible Verse Reflection and Ovid Quotation
A compact meditation contrasts James chapter four with a line from Ovid, noting human life as a fleeting vapor and warning against assuming certainty about the future. The excerpt ponders plans, time, and divine or fate driven unpredictability in human affairs.
Surplus Sparks Tax Reduction Drive in Congress
Treasury forecasts a fiscal year surplus likely to push lawmakers to cut taxes and lower tariffs. Democrats in both chambers plan bills for smaller incomes and a lower sugar duty. Republicans like Smoot Lodge McLean Warren may oppose cuts, while western progressives back tax relief. Sugar tariff cut could be pressed to press Republicans on record. The sugar duty adds about 200 million yearly to living costs, and the Fordney McCumber law raises overall taxes by about 4 billion annually.
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Treasury
Congress
Senate
House
Smoot
Lodge
McLean
Warren
Ford Ire of farming profits and credit risks
The article warns farmers against overreliance on credit, citing Henry Ford’s stance that farming must become profitable without borrowed funds. It predicts a shift to large scale, robotized production, with food treated as manufacturing. It notes farm population decline and urges sufficient resources to endure bad years and price swings.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A June 1 1915 Times Recorder roundup recalls events in Americus ten and twenty years ago. Funeral services at Furlow Lawn Baptist. Mrs. Alice Clarke Morgan remembered, local social news, and visits by residents to Gainesville Fitzgerald White Springs Daw son Ellaville and Dawson. Also notes on a major court verdict and cotton factory interest.
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Times -Recorder
Alice Clarke Morgan
Furlow Lawn Baptist Church
Henry Johnson
College Street
Mary
Belle Hixon
Gainesville
Ruth
Louise Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Charles Isler
Charles Hunnington Wheatley Wheatley
White Springs
Florida
Frank Sheffield
Susie Brown
Mrs. Chester
Dawson
Americas
J. B. Williamson
Ellaville
Manage Williamson
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Tombigbee Cotton Mills
Columbus
Miss
Windsor
Messrs. Allen and
Kiarvey
Rev
T. T. Christian
First Methodist Church
Wesleyan Christaan Advocates
Americus
The Perpendicular Pronoun I in Braley’s Verse
A daily poem text by Berton Braley riffs on the egotistical force of the word I. It critiques self focus while acknowledging the power of the self in daily life and speech. The verse playfully ponders how I governs will and ambition across all people.
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Berton Braley
Women knickerbockers and open air humor from Tom Sims
A playful column by Tom Sims jokes about women in knickerbockers and trousers not being for men, warns about showing teeth in public, and quips on husbands mosquitoes vacations and Ireland. It pivots to social bits about China and politics with light satire.
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Claims Nausea Cure
Advertorial notices promote Calotabs as a refined calomel tablet offering relief from biliousness constipation headaches and digestive issues without taste griping or nausea. The copy promises a good night sleep and a clean liver with no salts and a big appetite the next day.
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British Americas
Mechanics & Traders Fire Insurance Companies
Tom Sims
Mike
China
Hank
Vane Drnuoevist
H. O. Jones
R. BE. Cato
Sumter County National Loan Association
Geo
Americus Screen Co
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Oriole Gas
B. C. Keister
Prince Street
Forsyth Street
Gordon Feagin
W. W. Dykes
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