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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
6
A clipped textile of classic lines appears, featuring Psalm 84 verse about preferring God’s house to worldly wealth and a Shakespearean reflection on zeal for a king. The OCR yields two distinct quotations, indicating a religious and literary excerpt segment without additional context.
The federal government filed suit in Los Angeles on a Friday against William Gibbs McAdoo, former Democratic nominee, for 58 dollars and 93 cents allegedly due as 1924 income tax.
A reflective poem celebrates peaceful times and friendship. It extols harmony as a driving force for peace, urging readers to focus on constructive efforts at home, and to let peaceful spirit guide national relations and daily life.
An editorial mix notes Georgia towns chasing a Chicago to Gulf motorcade of over 100 cars while urging smarter use of advertising funds. It argues parklands and national parks belong to the public, praises Dr. Work’s park safeguards, and warns against wasteful political and tax practices.
Items from The Times Recorder dated November 9 1915 record social events in Americus including a bride given in honor of Mr and Mrs Thaddeus Joumans, travel notes of Rev J B Lawerence, Mrs E A Hawkins visiting Montezuma, and remarks on upcoming circus and a January wedding. Also mentions Mr Grantland Rice on business and Lula Brown visiting Columbus along with other visitors and attendees at Lee Superior Court. Thirty years ago today notes no paper published and a jazz remark.
The piece cites Silas H. Strawn arguing for tariff relief and an actual end to likin taxes in China, noting local authorities must bow to central orders for true tariff autonomy. It also reflects on Woodrow Wilson's legacy and praise from Briand, framing Wilson as a founder of a new world order.
The American Federation of Labor cautions Negro workers against joining Communist labor groups. The guidance is sound, as officials say, but the most effective protection remains unclear in the fragment.
The Thompson P T A holds its regular meeting with 38 of 50 enrolled members present. Delegates report to a Shell man district gathering while the group notes its affiliation with the state P T A as the only rural unit. The program features school songs and readings, followed by refreshments, and a later RK event shows students filmed for Seaboard Railroad publicity.
Read as a vintage ad listing numerous textiles and goods for sale at one dollar each. Items include silk velvet, linen, crepe de chine, serge, curtains, cloths, towels, soap, silk stockings, cans, and more. Multiple products priced at one dollar with quantities and widths noted for fabrics and a few consumer goods.
A brief note explains that Mohammedans hold ten animals inhabit heaven, while some people may misconstrue and think all ten are hound dogs.
An advertising blurb promotes Pleasant Tablets as a quick aid for indigestion and stomach upset. It asserts the stomach will feel fine after chewing a few tablets, presenting a simple over‑the‑counter remedy claim.
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