Times-Recorder 1879 Publication Details and Rights
The article notes Pace Six e oe Times-Recorder published in 1879 by The Times-Recorder Co Inc Lovelace Eve editor and publisher. It states the paper is a second class mail at Americus Georgia and reserves republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news with national advertising representatives listed in New York Chicago and Brunswick Building.
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Times-Recorder
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Times-Recorder Co
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
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Associated Press
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Brunswick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicago
Proverb and quote reflect on charity and temperament
A pair of reflections notes that generosity can grow with effort while withholding leads to poverty. It comments that casual good deeds are easy, but sustained acts reveal temperament, contrasting biblical wisdom with Sterne's view on character and benevolence.
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Sterne
Adams State Tour Against World Court Causes Rift
Chairman John T. Adams of the Republican National Committee launches a drive against President Harding's proposal for American partnership in the International Court. He plans meetings with RNC leaders across the country, aiming to rally opposition and potentially resign if a majority cannot be won. Reports indicate a growing split with Harding and a possible official break.
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Washington
Harding
Adams
International Court
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Munsey
Republican Organization
Louisville
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Tennessee
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America
League of Nations
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Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
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Norway
Sweden
Spain
Switzerland
Austria
Europe
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League
World Court
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
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Mass
Lodge
Wall Street
Golden Stair
Death of Herbert Clay Removes Georgia Political Figure
Herbert Clay died Friday morning in Atlanta, a young figure in Georgia politics. He was the son of former U.S. Senator A S Clay, served as solicitor general of the Blue Ridge circuit, was a State Senator and its president last session, and was elected to Cobbs County's house of representatives. His untimely death will be mourned by many across Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
A.S. Clay
Clay
Blue Ridge
State Senate
House of Representatives
Cobbs County
Want Industries Editor Pat Griffin Statement
Editor Pat Griffin urges all individuals in the section to be impressed by a statement about towns finding cities.
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Pat. Griffin
Oklahoma Education Politics and League Debate
The piece argues education is being politicized in Oklahoma with Governor Walton appointing George Wilson to head the state agricultural college, prompting accusations of demoralization and salaries tied to party debts. It contrasts this with broader praise for joining the world league to reform Europe and promote peace, questioning motives and outcomes.
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Oklahoma
Walton
Oklahoma State Agricultural College
George Wilson
North Dakota
Wilson
National Guard
Coca Cola King Asa Candler Refuses Interview
On arriving in Washington Asa Candler, the Coca Cola founder, refuses to be interviewed by reporters. He believes he has been sufficiently advertised and that any remarks would merely repeat prior statements. Brunswick News reports the moment as a public relations decision rather than new commentary.
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Washington
Asa Candler
Brunswick News
Old Days in Americas Ten Years Ago Today
A June 27 1913 Times Recorder roundup notes Wilson appointed Nathaniel B Stewart U S consul at Milan and details education bids rejected for Grammar school remodeling East Americus Brooklyn Heights. Local crop drought affects corn and cotton. Marie Walker visits Columbus two weeks. Miss Jana Harrison hosts. Mrs Lillian Bellingrath returns to Atlanta. Carroll J Clark elected chancellor commander Knights of Pythias. Edgar Guerry departs Americus for Tucson Arizona after stay with relatives.
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Times-Recorder
Hoke Smith
Washington
Wilson
U. S
Milan
Italy
Nathaniel B. Stewart
Georgia
Durban
Natal
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Americus
Marie Walker
Columbus
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Little Sara
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Frances and
Dolph Oliver
Plains
Lillian Bellingrath
Atlanta
George W. Council
Carroll J. Clark
Cooper Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgar Guerry
Tuscon
Arizona
Williams Sells Felder Street Home For 2250
Twenty years ago today in the Dimes Recorder Col James R Williams sold to Dr J F McMath his desirable Felder street residence for 2250. Dr McMath recently moved to Americus and sought a home. Meanwhile Howell Elam vows to wage war on rats that ate nearly a hundred chickens on Church street.
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James R. Williams
J. F. McMath
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Americus
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Howell Elam
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Marriage of Mrs Kate B Quinn and Mr E S P Cooper
Thirty years ago in Leeton a social wedding took place at the bride’s sister’s home with Judge W F B Oliver officiating. A German dance at the Windsor celebrating Miss Juliun Crowell’s visit to Americus highlighted the evening social scene. Watermelon shipments arrive daily, selling on track for profits. Mrs J C Roney and children travel to Wynnsboro, S C to visit relatives. Americus Barbecue club to meet Thursday to discuss a porker. Commisary committee to note actions.
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Times-Recorder
Leeton
O. A. Coleman
Kate B. Quinn
E. S P. Cooper
W. F. B. Oliver
Windsor
Americus Club
Juliun Crowell
Milledgeville
Americus
J. C. Roney
Annie
Joe Roney
Wynnsboro
S. C
Americus Barbecue Club
I’d Like to See Them Fight for Real
The speaker critiques boxers and fans who crave gore over skill. He laments judges and promoters who value dramatic blows and stalling tactics over real boxing science. He argues fighters should focus on technique, timing, and legitimate openings rather than pandering to loud, bloodthirsty crowds.
Many Happenings and Quips From the Nation
A string of brief oddities and news bites from across the United States includes a preacher in Mobile licked for kicking a hound, Gov. Smith declining a run for president and doctors, a Philadelphia fire possibly set by a missing-train remark, and mixed color commentary on politics, sports, and public life.
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Mobile
Ala
Philadelphia
Three Smiles By Way of Location
A brief collage of terse exchanges at a Texas post office and surrounding rural scene. A burly farmer demands letters for Mike Howe but the postmistress coolly rebuts the notion, while other humorous lines expose tone and social quirks of the period.
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Texas Post Office
Mike Howe
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