Publication Note From The Times Recorder Co Americus Ga
The Times-Recorder Co Lovelace Eve editor publishes a standard Rights and republication notice. It asserts exclusive rights to Associated Press dispatches and local Jewish content, reserving all rights in republication and special dispatches.
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Americus
Frost Landis & Kohn
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New York Peoples’ Gas
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Fragmentary verse fragment 4 unknown date
Fragmentary OCR style text appears as a medieval style poem or note about fidelity and desire with references to a mistress, a foe, a sword, a horse, and devotion, but lacks coherent narrative or clear proper nouns.
A Thought Faith and Works a Cited Quote
A religious reflection notes faith without works is dead citing James 2 20 and adds faith is the continuation of reason credited to William Adams as the source of the idea in a brief quotation format.
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William Adams
You Shall and You Shant You Shall and You Shant
A compact argument on parenting styles urging fewer commands and more persuasive guidance. It argues that strict orders provoke resistance and promotes explaining dangers to help a child see the parent’s viewpoint and seek obedience through understanding.
Governor Walker Urges Tax Reform and Biannual Sessions
The Governor's message to the Legislature advocates quick action on tax questions, biannual sessions, stricter business methods, four year terms for state officials, voting for citizens absent from the state, tougher tax and inheritance tax enforcement, and a push for free school books with targeted funding rather than lump sum appropriations.
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More Hogs Needed in County
Farmers urged to boost hog production to supply the farm and a cash market as corn is forecast cheap and hog prices may rise this fall. State College figures show corn up 42 percent with hogs up 15 percent, Marshall County farmers encouraged to breed for a strong fall output.
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Plant Plans Prompt Hogs to Feed Workers
The note claims the plant does not exist yet its purpose is to aid farmers by ensuring hog production to stock the facility. It warns against relying on a single venture and stresses prudent diversification in agricultural strategy.
The Quaker Is a Good Citizen
The Quakers, also known as the Society of Friends, mark the 300th birth anniversary of George Fox founder of their belief. The piece celebrates the Quaker legacy of peace, democracy and humanitarian effort including $10 million in European relief, noting notable figures and the group’s long history of opposing war.
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William Penn
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Boston
Philadelphia
Europe
Will Germany Ever Pay
A 1920s debate on German reparations notes that figures from the Reparations Commission show Germany paid little in cash and goods by early 1924, with much of the burden offset by occupation profits and territory. Analysts doubt final repayment, while European and American experts discuss vast potential sums.
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Kin Hubbard
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Belgium
Ruhr
Saar
Alsace-Lorraine
Opinions of Other Editors on a Good Speller
The Commerce News quotes an editor challenge about spelling ten words with readers invited to test their accuracy. It humorously notes uncertainty about spelling and mentions receiving a new Webster's Dictionary and contemplating swallowing it. The piece reflects newspaper wit about language.
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Commerce News
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Fortunes Hidden in Old Trunks and Georgia Politics
In the East a jewelers meeting reveals old American trunks hold untold riches in rings pins necklaces and plates brought from Europe by previous generations. They urge reviving the pieces into today’s styles. Georgia voters show forgiving mood but question Mr Hardwick's restoration bid while backing Senator Harris.
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Waycross Journal-Herald
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Albany Herald
Young America and Its Audacious Initiative
The article extols young America for its curiosity and initiative driven by modern life and education. It asserts youths pursue wants with audacity, face tougher, costlier tasks ahead, and trust their own methods to achieve goals amid shifting social expectations. It notes antics of assertive youth like bobbed-haired girls and college athletes as signs of this trend.
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Young America
America
Customer is always right and other postwar lessons
A broad discussion on changing business ethics after the war notes that customer courtesy matters and that firms now seek repeat patronage. It cites the Chesapeake and Ohio slogan that the customer is always right, while warning the public to treat clerks with civility. It also touches on real estate costs in farming and dictionary usage in daily speech.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
L. C. Gray
Department of Agriculture
Old Days In Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A June memory page from The Times Recorder notes the heat record in Americus with highs of 105 and 104 degrees. It also recounts social visits, engagements, and local business moves, including tours by Miss Cortez Whitsett and Miss Leta Merritt, and mentions plans for Perry & Brown building tenants and Elks occupation.
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Americus
Cortez Whitsett
Effie Wilson
Beulah Bivins
Mary Georgie Frizzell
Ruth Edwards
Cordelo
Mary Hawkins
Merritt
Leta Merritt
Macon
Ernest Tullis
The
Americas Exchange
Bell Telephone Co
Cuthbert
Lon Gammage
Montgomery
H. C. Jackson
Helen Maffett
Montecuma
Rouss Hamilton
Lee Street
Labor banks and balanced trade in a growing economy
Warren S. Stone argues that as nations return to normal, exports and imports rise together and the healthiest state is one that balances trade after paying interest abroad. He notes 80 union labor banks in the U S hold nearly 100 million dollars, owned by labor bank plutocrats, not labor, and predicts expansion to a thousand powerful labor banks to balance Wall Street and the nation.
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Miss Lou Hamil Heads for Atlanta Visit With Kin
The Times Recorder notes Miss Lou Hamil will visit friends in Atlanta and stay on St Simons Island with relatives, as rail and telegraph lines knit the region. Also, Hon. Allen Fort and Hon. Charles Northen plan a July 10 meeting in Atlanta to shore up party organization. Farther, Charles Hand may buy the Schley County News with Ed Harnady set to arrive at Ellaville. Leesburg-area cantaloupes ship in good quality for fifty cents a dozen.
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Times Recorder
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Atlanta
Tedting Esre
J. O. McArthur
St. Simons Island
Americus
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Albany
Allen Fort
State
Democratic Committee
Charles Northen
Fort
Harles Hand
Buena Vista
Schley ‘County News
Ed Harnady
Ellaville
Leesburg
Cash Value Cataloged Domestic Goods Bargain Listing
A long barter-style ad lists numerous items priced at one dollar each or multiples. Linen napkins curtains towels shirts socks underwear and fabrics are offered with quantities and some color and size notes, plus a few household goods and window shades.
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