Evening daily newspaper printed in Americas Georgia
The notice states a weekly evening daily schedule with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and details of government affiliations including Sumter County and the U. S. Court. It references the Associated Press republication rights and lists national advertising representatives Frost, Landis, Kohn with addresses in Brunswick, New York, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Georgia
Acento
Ty Mail
Preriee Genomescmmutines
Sumter County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
U. S. Court
Southern
Associated Press
ROE National Advertising Representatives
FROST. LANDIS @ KOHN
Bronewick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicago
A Thought For Today From Psalm And Ruskin
A thought for today reflects on Psalm 119 104 about understanding and truth. It also cites John Ruskin praising how balanced education shapes noble, contented lives and lasting honor for a people.
Language and knowledge in a modern world
A digressive essay lauds practical learning over crammed erudition while praising the value of two languages as penmanship. It notes wool pools in Tennessee and Virginia, federal wool grading tests, and widespread farm extension work with millions of account books and thousands of farmers aided in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley M. Hutchings
Harvard University
Hutchings
Liberia
Tennessee
Virginia
Alexandria
United States Department of Agriculture
Northern
Westin
Adventures of the Twins Earthbound Search for Mr Peer
Olive Roberty Burton narrates Nancy Nick and Grandaddy Firefly as they pursue Mr Peerabout the Man in the Moon after a quarrel with the Moon over light. Grandaddy fears losing his glow to the Moon and agrees to help, hoping the Moon remains unchanged. The crew travels to Lily Pond where Grandaddy laments the Moon while joining the quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Nick
Mr. Peer
Lily Pond
Grandaddy
Fairyland
Guinea
OLD DAYS IN AMERICAS TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Miss Lilloise Reed will come today from Atlanta for a long visit to Miss Mary Littlejohn. Harry Williams leaves for Clayton to attend a house party hosted by Miss Mary King. Miss Miriam Jones visits Mr. Frank Sheffield. Watts Markett burned repairing a car at Statham garage, narrowly escaping injury. Miss Yonah Buchanan and Miss Saville depart for Fort Leavenworth to visit Mrs. James W. Furlow. strawberries in Americus praised as locally grown.
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The
Times-Recorder
Lilloise Reed
Atlanta
Mary Littlejohn
Harry Williams
Clayton
Mary King
Miriam Jones
Albany
Frank Sheffield
Watts Markett
Statham
Mr. Markett
Yonah Buchanan
Chap Saville
Dawson
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
James W. Furlow
Massee-Glover Nuptials Delighted By Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Annie Schweigert of Augusta arrives today as a guest for the Massee-Glover wedding set for Wednesday. Miss Maggie Buchanan departs for Knoxville to pursue a summer music course at a college there. The note mentions a biting mosquito blamed for diseases and government plans to eradicate it. William Harrold, long troubled by rheumatism, departed yesterday for Hot Springs for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Schweigert
Augusta
Massee-Glover
Maggie Buchanan
Knoxville
William Harrold
Observations From A Fragmented Column Of Quirks
Vague items note the busy fel low, lazy labor, Milwaukee church robber, circus horses in cages, an aviator surviving a four mile fall, and jokes on names. Other bits mention O B Fuller running for attorney general in Michigan, cockroach races in Constantinople, oil signs in the Philippines, and a fatal incident in Salt Lake involving a man named Moroocoop.
Quips and Ques Closely Spaced in Local Notes
A jumble of wry lines and snippets covers humor about war cries onions and manners. It notes high gas prices, a possible prizefighter, and general reflections on social behavior. It mentions a doctor’s view on crying and a jab at soap costs per person, ending with word of grain warehouse licensing in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
United States
Public School Class Graduation Exercises Held
One thousand people enjoyed last night's graduation program featuring essays and recitations by students including Miss Maggie Dunn and Master Chas Callany. The spelling bee at city hall Tuesday night offers prizes such as a year’s reading membership to Americas library and Jefferson Davis biography. Committees vie to organize and promote library support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Recorder
Maggie Dunn
Maude Stokes
Chas. F. Callany
Minnie Greene
W. E. Harreld
Rosa McLendon
W. B. Guerry
Prof. Harper
Sarah Wheeler
Robert Adams
Americas Library
Jefferson Davis
John A. Cobb
M. Speer
W. K. Wheatley
Chas. L. Ansley
Maria Harrold
Gussie Matthews
Curtis and Ruth Tie in the Velvet Gang Intrigue
In a tense scene at Ruth Walden and Vario’s club cluster, suspicions rise as Jack Curtis is accused of tampering with a vial. Vario urges Ruth to return home, while Garrick and Dick press for a clean break from bootlegging schemes and a deeper probe into recent robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Igi
Jack
Herman
Vario
Ruth
Seaville Station
Tillomorrow
Cross Island Highway
Nita Walden
Jack Curtis
Glivtici
Tie
Garrick
Glenn
Georges
Vira
Guy
Brock
Gerard
Parr
Central Time Railroad Schedule for Americus Georgia
Arrival and departure times for Seaboard Air Line and connections listed by cities including Columbus, Atlanta, Macon, Albany, Jacksonville, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati. Daily service notes with arrival and departure columns, with times for Richland Cordele Savh Montgomy and Cordele.
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Americus
Ae Lacs A
Columbus
Macon
Atlanta
Albany-Jaxville
Albany
Jaxville
Chgo
St. L. Ada
Cinti
Seaboard Air Line
Richland-Cols
Cordele-Savh
Richland-Montg
Wholesale sale on 1922 bathing suits and fabrics
The store advertises 1922 style bathing suits for all ages at wholesale prices with sales on Monday and Tuesday. Regular values range from 1.00 to 10.00, now 0.65 to 7.95, plus spool cotton, shirtwaists, cretonnes, organdies, yard wide taffeta and satins, and bleached sheets offered at special one or two day prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & P. Coats
Aes
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John Ruskin
Adventures OF the Twins
Olive Roberty Burton
Firefly
Twins’ Quest
Lily Pon
the Times-Recorder
BY Tom Sims
Milwaukee
O. B. Fuller
Michigan
Constantinople
Philippines
Salt Lake
Moroocoop
John D
Ine
Rae Larue
Rae
Beth
Miss Larue
Mandolins
Guitars
Thos. L. Bell
Central OF Georgia
Allison
UNDER
Faking CO
Noel E. Smith
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
C. M. Council
the Planters Bank OF
Bank OF Commerce
United States of America
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
John Sheffield
Charles R. Crisp Lee Hudson
Glasgow
GRY Nolc
Criss
Standard Dry Goods Co
Forsyth St
Next Bank of Commerce
Americus, GA
F. Roy Duncan
Columbus, Ga
Nat Lemaster
Turner Electric Co
Compton
Compton Bicycle CO
Cotton Avenue
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