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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
6
The piece argues that diminished effective demand, not overproduction, will curb prices. With high costs and rising sugar prices, Americans cut purchases in early 1920, turning to old clothes and delaying nonessential buys. Reductions of up to 20 percent appear, signaling a shift toward stricter spending.
An article explains color blindness from one eye seeing colors differently and describes red green color impairment types. It notes about 4 percent of people are color blind, more men than women, and that inheritance follows a complex pattern through daughters. It warns tests should examine each eye separately for color signal recognition.
The piece echoes Epictetus urging individuals to know themselves and think actively. It compares ancient counsel to modern timidity, urging readers to dust off brains, strike out alone, and avoid crowd conformity. It ends with a remark on treaties with reservations and liberty among nations.
The corn borer has invaded 1750 square miles across Massachusetts New York New Hampshire and a county in Pennsylvania. Described as a devastating pest, it damages one quarter to one half of crops like corn millet hops and hemp. Federal responses include burning crushing and steam sterilization of infested fields using portable equipment and steam towers.
Cordele's ten year population rise to 6438 prompts reflection on regional gains and jealousy among nearby towns like Moultrie Dublin Fitzgerald and Cordele loyalty and cooperation matter more than political contests for true industrial and population growth. Neighborhood support boosts business value tax base and attracts workers, expanding Cordele's map presence.
A Chicago School of Political Education discussion defines free speech limits, noting that advocating force to overthrow the government is barred while criticism and calls for change without force are allowed. The piece hints at lessons for civic duty and mentions the census as a potential benefit.
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