Americus Times-Recorder publication and contact details
The Americus Times-Recorder, established 1879, is the city and county paper for Americus Sumter County Georgia. It lists staff positions including Lovelace Eve as Business Manager and W S Kirkpatrick as Treasurer, with ad representation by Frost Landis & Kohn in New York and location details Brunswick Building.
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Arthur Lucas
Lovelace Eve
W. S. Kirkpatrick
Lovelace
Americus
Sumter County
Georgia
U. S. Court
Southern District of Georgia
Congress
Machinery First to Raise Output and Living Standards
The author argues that producing more with machines and less labor is the path to lower costs and higher living standards. He notes producers must intensify machinery use, as much idle capacity exists, and foresees the South expanding machine use in farming, creating a stronger economy and higher wages without reducing living levels.
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Ada City Council Renames Streets for Boarding Housekeepers
Ada Ohio city council votes to name two streets after Catherine Esti] and H Povenmire longtime boarding housekeepers praised for kindness to students and workers. The article lauds their meals, comfort, and generosity aiding newcomers and eager to be remembered by the community.
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Ada
Ohio
Catherine Esti
H. Povenmire
Americas
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Foreign policy debates and a call for self determination
A House of Commons member questioned British enacting a resolution for Filipino self determination, Bonar Law replied it concerns not Britain. A U.S. senator backed Ireland self governance. Senate approved. The Commons opposed foreign interference, while the U.S. Senate supported it. Also a pep note lauds getting results and warns profanity undermines efficiency. Vienna and Berlin loom over thread costs and Bolshevism. Jefferson warns tolerance of opinion.
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House of Commons
Bonar Law
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Senate
United States Senate
The Gospel According To Us And a France Exchange Rate
A reflective sermon essay on living as a Bible in daily life urging followers to let Christ be seen in deeds and words. It includes Captain Bickel's tale of a ruffian converted on a voyage and ends with France setting the German mark rate at 18 centimes, US 1.259 cents.
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Jesus
Mark
John
Captain Bickel
Christ
Mr. Bickel
God
France
United States
Fella Folks My Derby's In The Ring
Gene Ahern presents a mock political pitchessay by Fella Citizens. He recounts a humorous self portrait detailing early jobs, a farm stint, and a cheeky platform pledge while promising reform and a bold executive stance. The piece parodyingly frames a 1920s campaign voice.
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