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Publication note from The Times Recorder Co Lovelace Eve editor and publisher states second class matter at Americus Georgia under act. Associated Press rights reserved for republication of all news dispatches and local news. national advertising reps Frost Tardis Kohn in New York Chicago.
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Thought on wind and spirit echoes in nature
A reflection contrasts wind’s unseen origin with human birth in the Spirit, paired with a Talfourd remark on how philosophical discoveries amplify mysteries of nature and humanity.
Ford Presidential Boom Boosts Talk of Nomination
A Detroit story questions a Savannah Ford breeze quote while noting the Dearborn Ford For President Club plans a Michigan convention. The piece questions Ford’s platform on navy and air power, courts, and railroads and weighs the possibility of an independent run if Democrats nominate him.
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Savannah
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Georgia
Dearborn
Michigan
United Press
United States Navy
Is Too Much Money Matter With Country
Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon issued a call for 400 million dollars to refund Victory notes, answered by subscriptions totaling over a billion. Over subscriptions may be applied to bonds maturing in 1927, signaling abundant funds in the United States. Some funds came from foreign banks, but enough Americans invested to show a large surplus of capital. This wealth helps meet higher costs but can hinder national interests by boosting competition for investments and lowering government rates.
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Andrew Mellon
Treasury
United States
Abe
Financial paper notes costs rise with capital backing
A financial paper observes that as long as capital stands behind it costs will advance, and there is considerable truth in this claim. The remark highlights inflationary pressure linked to investment and credit, suggesting durable higher prices if capital remains confident and available.
Cleanup of bucketshop abuses in New York finance
The New York state commission exposed widespread bucketshop fraud as over sixty firms and individuals were sentenced or fined. District Attorney seeks root causes, pressing the Consolidated Stock Exchange to resign leaders and suspend members while cases proceed. Evidence shows brokers divert investor funds for personal gain harming legitimate banking. Large financial interests back law enforcement to restore confidence in legitimate bankers and brokers.
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New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Better Homes and Advertising Define Modern Life
A civic claim extols广告 as the driver of progress offering luxuries, necessities, and choices at lower costs. It asserts advertising fuels competition among merchants and manufacturers, delivering better clothing, babies, health, business, and conveniences, urging readers to read advertisements to stay current.
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A Soviet Bible Indicates Debts Could Be Part Paid
The Soviet press hints Moscow might buy trade relations with America through part payment of Russia debts while denying their validity. It argues this would show bad faith, portraying debt payment as a bribe, and contrasts Soviet stance with Washington’s demand for proof of good faith.
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Ameria
Russia
Washington
Georgia politician backs private pledge to aid state finances
A local voice praises Cliff Walker soon to be governor for offering up to 50000 dollars of his private fortune to restore Georgia's financial integrity. The speaker notes no governor or legislator is expected to do more, but sees patriotism and public-spirited zeal as key to a sound fiscal footing for the state.
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Cliff Walker
Georgia
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A June 28 1913 Times Recorder column notes four new brick residences nearing completion on Brown and Lee streets plus the Americus Furniture Company changing hands to W H Hughes. Crops need rain though conditions look favorable. land purchases of 500 acres in Sumter County. social visits and recitals in Americus and Macon observers.
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Brown Street
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Lee Street
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W. H. Hughes
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Lee County
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Sumter County
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Furlow Rodgers
Macon
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Church Street
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Mattie
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W.A. Kleckley
Americas
Kleckly
Bronwood
Leeton Park
S. A. & M. Railroad
Purchase of Brown House by Mrs Barrow on Jackson Street
From The Times-Recorder June 28 1903 an important real estate deal closed with Mrs W C Barrow purchasing the Brown House on Jackson Street from M Alex Brown of New York through agent J B Felder. Charles M Wheatly returned home from Atlanta to the delight of many friends.
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New York
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Charles M. Wheatly
Atlanta
Instruments Parade Song in Rousing Tune
A playful list of instruments and sounds marches through the verse with calls to play the ukulele whistle flute bagpipes fiddle banjo marimba kettle drums cymbals trumpet tuba saxophone organ castanets and xylophone. The speaker boasts memory of instruments and invites more if any arise.
Nonsense Snippets and Oddball Observations
A collage of humorous lines and clipped quirks: foreign coins, July Fourth orations, seasonal fashion tips, bizarre facts about Mozambique and the Belgian Congo, a feisty elderly Philadelphia woman fending off a burglar in imagination, and assorted casual jests about eggs, caterpillars, and bicycles.
Whatcher Reading and a Thirst Aid Joke
A Boston Post style exchange about book names and romance is followed by a humorous scene in which an old German woman asks for a medicine and explains the confusion over names Jacob Wott and Memah Wott, reflecting long marriage.
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Jacob Wott
Wott
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