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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
5
A letter urges urgent state action to curb the growing menace of nomadic campers. It calls for Highway Department funds to inspect campsites, state board rules, and sanitary certificates for water along highways. Proposes municipal camp rules and appointing sanitary inspectors to condemn noncompliant sites.
The article urges vigilance as pneumonia season begins, noting it is communicable through direct contact. It cautions about carriers who spread the germ and advises maintaining strong health and preventing the spread via shared items and close contact.
The speaker urges physicians to lead in shaping marriage laws by proposing a bill at the next State Medical Association meeting. They argue that mentally diseased individuals, criminals, and those with venereal disease should be barred from marrying, and they call for safeguards to protect daughters and future generations.
A brief notice reports estimates that cigarets have burned too many holes in shirts, highlighting concerns over careless smoking and garment damage.
An emergency telephone wire was flown by airplane across rugged terrain to foresters fighting a recent California forest fire, delivering critical communication link. A porcelain bridge near Peking is described as unique architectural feature in the region.
The Old Fool a Dudley stage play follows Grandad Steele mocked for yarns of Civil War days. John the grandson saves him from asylum and guides him to Texas where Granddad helps track smugglers and saves his love interest. An atmosphere rich production with James Barrows in the title role and a capable cast.
Berlin Nov 9 The plans for an attempt to restore the Bavarian throne with Crown Prince Rupprecht were revealed amid political maneuvering in exile. Observers caution the effort faces strong opposition from German authorities and international powers.
Persistent coughs and colds are described as danger signals. The ad promotes Creomulsion with creosote and additional healing elements to soothe inflamed throat membranes, absorb into the bloodstream, and stop germ growth, promising guaranteed satisfaction.
Ad claims a trustworthy laxative for ill children marketed as a soothing syrup available to mothers. The fragment hints at relief for feverish or constipated youngsters, emphasizing child-friendly taste and ease of use.
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