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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
The Times-Recorder masthead lists editors and officers, with pricing for daily and weekly editions and official affiliations. A quoted proverb from Galatians and a Turkish proverb precede or follow the masthead, reflecting traditional newspaper daily content.
The editorial mourns Arthur Mize and Foy Ower, two young locals lost suddenly, and appeals for sympathy. It predicts a month of big yet uneven news, noting waves of events follow dull periods and newspaper editors feel a premonition something important is coming.
In a whimsical Moon world, Nancy and Nick seek Mr Peerabout as Comet-Legs steals the magic powder. Mr Sprinkle-Blow volunteers to manage the moon using the calendar and moon handles, restoring quiet and beauty as the trio sets out to find Peerabout. To be continued.
A collection of witty maxims and comments touching on weather, politics, religion, and everyday life. Includes quips about senators, re election, marriage, education, and social behavior, with humorous observations on public figures and common habits.
RS Marshall Martin announces Elizabeth Edna Martins engagement to Glen Alvin Williams with a July 9 wedding at her residence on Church Street. A Griffin visitor Georgianna White attends a Prospect Park picnic with Catherine Davenport and a group of local young people. Also covered are Miss Cora Finney's Fort Valley visit, John Ansley and W T Ragan wedding details, lawn decoration pride in Mrs Elam's yard, physicians Dr R E Cato of DeSoto and Dr I L Cato of Preston planning to locate in Americus, and construction progress on G W Glover's Lee Street brick residence.
A brief retrospective note marks twenty years since a Monday morning when no paper was published and no edition appeared. It records a quiet lapse in the usual Sunday to Monday cycle and hints at archival curiosity.
Arrival and departure times for passenger trains at Americus Georgia listed as information only. Figures published for reference and not guaranteed.
A fragmentary timetable lists numerous train times and routes including Columbus Chicago Albany Macon Atlanta and Jacksonville. The piece shows inconsistent times like 11:55 pm and 1:25 pm with several early morning entries, plus notes for daily and Sunday schedules.
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