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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
3
Rudolph Valentino demands wife Winifred Hudnut abandon her career to live as his wife in the old fashioned way while she insists on continuing her work. The couple, separated by interviews in papers, face a domestic clash over career and marriage as Valentino travels from New York to Europe.
An advertising notice touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery with creosote to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germs. It claims two fold action, digestion of creosote, and healing elements, offering guaranteed relief for persistent coughs, bronchitis, and recovery after colds or flu.
Valdosta Georgia mayor and council awarded a $600000 paving contract to Dixson Construction for 44 streets at two dollars per square yard. Combined with a prior $500000 project, the city will have over $1 million in paving in 1925, using a bond plan that transfers most cost to property owners with ten years to pay at 6 percent interest.
The passage notes a man in Europe with lighter traffic police, while his wife returns from abroad to pursue a new film project. The sheik prompts the idea that he could renounce his career to become merely her husband, but the man rejects that possibility and remains dedicated to his own professional path.
Paris reports officials expect the Cologne zone to be evacuated December first as German resistance notes on disarmament are deemed satisfactory and no further obstacles are anticipated.
A peasant girl in Nagyszakacsi Hungary is said to have seen the Holy Virgin prompting thousands to visit. Authorities and the bishop denounce the tale as fraud.
E Stallworth, negro county agent, announces 80 in cash prizes from Americus banks and businesses for Sumter county negro farmers. First prize 40, second 80, third 10, awarded for best cotton corn meat sugar cane syrup and sweet potatoes. Prizes aim to promote Calcium Arsenate use and efficient farming to boost home food production and back to the farm sentiment. Crop report blanks mailed. tenants urged to file by Monday November 16.
An old remedy is replaced with Pepsinated Calomel mixed with pepsin to treat colds grippe and flu. It provides mild effective action without harsh system effects and helps prevent lung infection with one or two doses at bedtime. Buy 25c or 50c packages at local druggists.
The 1925 tax books are now open and taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid extra costs. Prominent notice warns that files will positively be issued on December 1st, 1925. A. D. Gatewood Jr., Clerk and Treasurer, signs the notice.
Books open for registration for the primary to be held November 17 1925. Books close November 11 1925.
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