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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1923

Page

2

Electricity and Sun Power Point to New Energy Era

The piece credits Charles Proteus Steinmetz as a pioneer and argues for combining sun energy, water power, and electri city to cut coal use. It envisions radio power transmission, large scale efficient distribution, and electric delivery trucks as paths to lower costs for consumers while urging economical use of resources and modernization of distribution networks.

Charles Proteus Steinmetz America Breslau Germany Steinmetz Earth State of New York United States

Rotary International grows from a dream to global reach

The article traces Rotary’s origin in 1906 with three founders united by the Golden Rule, its rapid spread to San Francisco and nationwide growth, and its evolution into Rotary International with 1420 clubs and about 90,000 members in 26 countries. It highlights Pauli P. Harris as the lawyer-founder and lists key 1920s leaders and upcoming world meeting in St. Louis June 18 to 22. It notes Rotary’s expanding youth work including gymnasiums, clubhouses, Boy Scouts, newsies, and juvenile court outreach.

Rotary San Francisco National Association Rotary International St. Louis Pauli P. Harris Vermont Princeton University Iowa Denver Cow Country Louisiana A Harris Raymond M. Havens Kansas City Frank Eastman Perth Scotland Rotary International Association For Canada

Dr Steinmetz on America and opportunity

The Schenectady scientist Charles P. Steinmetz speaks for inclusion and progress. He argues that the nation must offer chances to all, reduce prices, cut industrial waste, and pursue efficiency through economic methods. He vows to aid America's future with electrical inventions.

United States America Charles P. Steinmetz Schenectady

Society notes on Mallard tea room dinner in Americus

A genteel tea room dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs H W Smithwick honored Mr and Mrs Charles Mallard of Columbus with a central basket of sweet peas. The piece lists local residents visiting Americus, carriage guests, and upcoming travels including the Curry and Wheatley families and others visiting Butler and Cordele.

Mrs. Reed Curry Tampa Fla Mrs. Curry Martha Wheatley G. W. Bacot College Street Miss Wheatley Flora Bacot Charles S. Mallard Columbus H. W.smithwick Brooklyn Heights

Williamses Spend Time at Myrtle Springs

Mr and Mrs Carl Williams and Virginia Williams are spending time at Myrtle Springs, a brief family leisure note noting a relative visit or retreat at the resort area.

Mrs Carl Williams Virginia Williams Myrtle Springs

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