Times-Recorder Publication Note from 1879
The Times-Recorder, Americus Georgia 1879 edition announces publication details, editor Lovelace Eve, and post office classification. It notes Associated Press rights, local news republication terms, and national advertising representatives Frost Tipdis & Kohn, Brunswick Building New York.
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Americus
Georgia
Associated Press
Frost Tipdis & Kohn
Brunswick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicago
Thought on hearing and doing the word and daily faults
A reflection on James 1 24 and 28 urging listeners to act on the word not merely behold their image. It notes every person has tasks neglected and faults to conquer, urging timely effort against delay. The quotes highlight self awareness and personal reform.
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Johnson
Women Rally Over Sugar Tariff Provoking GOP Alarm
Reports from northern areas show women protesting high sugar prices at mass meetings and clubs. Resolutions urge President Harding to cut the tariff to ease living costs and demand equal representation in Republican committees and government. The issue could rival factionalism over international cooperation.
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Harding
Hartling
Judge Gary Talks On Religion And Business
In Ireland Sir Walter Raleigh popularized potatoes but it took generations to become common. Today advertising rapidly spreads new products and comforts, guiding consumer life through modern distribution and media. Judge Gary argues religion guides capital and labor, declaring the Golden Rule essential to business success, but his view is later deemed spoiled.
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Ireland
Walter Raleigh
America
Cooperation and change in steel industry under Golden Rule
The passage argues that 12 hour days in steel can be changed through mutual trial and cooperation between capital and labor. It stresses shared concessions and warns that both sides must apply the Golden Rule in business, citing Henry Ford as the only recognized example of such practice among employers and workers.
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Henry Ford
City of
Americas
A. D. Gatewood
All Aboard for Million Dollar Joy Ride
AP dispatches report Chairman Lacker's voyage aboard the Leviathan with 450 guests for a trial run in West Indian waters. The trip costs are disputed, with claims of 600000 to 1000000 dollars. Costs for reconditioning by Newport News and the possible future congressional inquiry loom over the venture.
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Associated Press
Lacker
Leviathan
West Indian
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Mr. Lasker
New York Tribune
Shipping Board
Norfolk
Boston
Shipbuilding Company
New York World
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry-dock Company
Buchanan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Cordele Dispatch Editor Urges Local Growth and Investment
Editor Brown argues towns must contribute to growth and invest locally rather than seek opportunity elsewhere. He urges residents to set stakes in their own community and work for business salvation at home.
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Brown
The
Cordele Dispatch
Missing Links and Missing Drinks in News and Nonsense
A collage of brief quips notes scientists digging up missing links while New York pursues prankish topics about drinks. It mentions Cape May anglers catching 1590 pounds, Sam Lloyd the puzzle maker, Senator Smoot predicting tax cuts, and light social jokes about hair, weddings, and summer preaching. It also cites Italy voting women, fashion versus food, heat, luck in Paris, and a possible divorce suit for Hornsby.
Old Days in Americus Districts Mention Local Events
A summary of social and civic notes from Americus region includes Carnegie Library finances, a J. A. Park family reunion at Prospect Park with over a hundred attendees, and a tragic baby death near Americus by a Central Railroad train. Also listed are club activities, birthday tea for Nellie Sams Worthy, a Summer Girls Club Euchre gathering, and a Kate Poole flinch party on Lee Street.
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E. Higntower
Bueows
Willi Feturn
Anoniaston
Auursay
Andrs. U.araerovle Nave
Vooley
Crisp
Americus Carnegie
Crawford Wheatley
J. A. Park
Sumter County
Aemiicus
Prospect Park
Charles Wright
Central Railroad
Americus
Susanne Simmons
Euchre
Bela Hill
Willie Belle Matthews
Miss Long
Edna Pope
Marcnant
Milledgeville
Nellie Sams Worthy
W. E. Worthy
Kate Poole
A. J. Poole
Lee Street
Webb Poole Wedding At Sumter In 1903
Twenty years ago today at 4 30 p m at the Webb home Sumter Miss Stella Webb and Mr Joe Poole were married A large gathering of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony Miss Luella Cannon of Dawson served as maid of honor with Dr John Chapman as best man.
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Himes Recorder
W. A. Webb
Sumter
Stella Webb
Joe Poole
Luella Cannon
Dawson
John Chapman
Professor Mathis Promoted to Philadelphia Position
The Times-Recorder notes Prof. J. E. Mathis, long with Ginn & Co. in Florida, has been promoted and will relocate to Philadelphia. Two local girls Lucy Mid Cobb and Georgia Hawkins were injured when a runaway horse threw them from a buggy on Taylor Street. Annie McLaughlin and Alice Stallings depart for Pine Knot Springs with a large local party, and Miss Byde Westbrook travels to Columbus for a week or two with friends.
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Times-Recorder
J. E. Mathis
Ginn & Co
Florida
Philadelphia
Lucy Mid Cobb
Georgia Hawkins
Taylor Street
Annie McLaughlin
Alice Stallings
Pine Knot Springs
Byde Westbrook
Columbus
A Comical Verse of Food Etiquette and Love
A playful rhymed piece warns that gentle affection fades if a lover commits culinary sins. It quips that sharing meals with improper table manners could sour passion, promising a humorous, sharp consequence for rude eating, including a lime as a comic penalty.
Three Smiles and a Zoo Tale}
A Cincinnati publication notes Robert's first zoo visit. Uncle Ben asks about the animals and the boy quips that the kangaroo and elephant should swap tails, a lighthearted misread of the exhibit.
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Robert
Uncle Ben
Cincinnati
Western Christian Advocate
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Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
Lovelace Eve
Sir Walter
Spud
Gary
Iron and Steel Institute
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Cis
Tom Sims
Cape May
N. J
Sam Lloyd
Sam
Smoot
Italy
Ruhr
Paris
Hornsby
St. Loui
Sumers
Bowsung
Waller Mylauuer
N. E. A. Service
Berton Braley
Love
Few
Trinity College
Episcopal Church
Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Bruno
Dave Whitrixer
Fe Stanley Rea
H. O. Jones
Frank E. Matthews
S. R. Heys
H. B. Williams
Shiver Johns-Manville
L. M. Hawkins
Americus, Drug Co
MO. W. Shiver
JO. W. Shiver
W. W. Dykes
Pig Club Boys
W. J. Josey
Supply Limited
W. W. McNeill
Bee Hive
Lamar Street
West Church Street
Saeilosciaiy
Broadway
Dept
St. Augustine
Americus Screens
Mfg. Co
McKinstry
Helena R. McKinstry
J. L. Glawson
Myrtle Springs
Frank Canning
Cawood House
Old Legal Reserve Insurance Company
Home Office
Old Line
Care Times-Recorder
H. J. Teasley
Jackson Ave
Emma Joyner
Americus Drug Co
the Times-Recorder
Great Britain
Lews Ellis
Americus Undertaking Co
Nat Lemaster
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
T. Cashier, Co. M. Council
V.P. and Cashier
J. E. Kiker
the Planters Bank OF Americus (Incorporated
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