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National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
Faith as substance and hope in proof unseen
A quotation framing faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen from Hebrews 11 1, contrasted with Amiel noting faith can suffocate science, suggesting tension between belief and inquiry.
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Amiel
Skating Season Cheerful Call to Hit the Ice
A rustic ode encourages bundling up and enjoying brisk skates as ice firms. It extols morning to night sessions, praising the thrill, fresh air, and full body exercise. The verse promises fun for men and women and urges getting out on the rink soon.
Editorial on Federal aid for roads and national system
The piece argues Georgia should link its highways into a continuous system with concentrated federal aid on primary interstate routes. It weighs regional objections, cites the Rome Dalton routes, and calls for federal funding to serve nationwide mobility while preserving state control over nonprimary roads. It warns that opposition from wealthy eastern states could end federal road aid without a interstate focus.
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Georgia
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Washington City
Key West
New York
San Francisco
Austen Peay
Tennessee
Good Roads
Congress
East
Other Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
A quintet of notes from The Times Recorder on November 12 1915 recounts Miss Mary Elza Sheppard leaving for Atlanta to see the Georgia Tech game. Local social updates include marriages, visits, and arrivals such as Mrs S Kemp and Miss Mamie Butler wed by Rev D M Cook, Mr and Mrs Edgarshipp welcoming a son, and visits from Mrs D C Jones of Leslie and Miss Marie Adams of Pavo.
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Times Recorder
Mary Elza Sheppard Awit
Atlanta
Georgia*Tech
Mamie Butler
S. Kemp
Court House
D. M. Cook
East Americas
Twenty Years Ago Today Thirty Three Short Local Notes
From The Times Recorder November 12 1905 a glance at yesterday's arrivals includes Mr Charles Martin from Macon and Miss Bryce Pillsbury from Cobb visiting Americus. Mrs W T Lane returned from Shellman while Mrs B S Harrold of Monroe visited her daughter Mrs F B.
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Times’ Recorder
Charles Martin
Macon
Americus
Bryce Pillsbury
Cobb
City
W. T. Lane
Shellman
B. S Harrold
Monroe
F. B
Government reports and cotton prices compared
Complaints by cotton growers against government reports are only valid if the reports are accurate. Attacks on the reporting system are unjust. A higher crop total that lowers prices may seem harmful to growers but is less evil than spreading speculative rumors. Truth will prevail, provided reports strive for accuracy with proper equipment and efficiency.
Thirty Years Ago Today Exposition Trips Mark Local Visit
Thirty years ago today November 12 1895 residents of the community recall visits to Atlanta for the exposition. Judge and Mrs J Harper Black returned from Atlanta along with Dr S H McKee who attended a state dental meeting. A party containing Mr and Mrs Parker Miss Mattie and Ella Cameron Effie Howell Montine Smith traveled to Atlanta, while Walter Granberry and Willis McArthur planned to visit the Atlanta fair and offer Cap Joyner tips on running a fire department. Judge and Mrs W B Guerry hosted Homer Guerry from Washington in their home, and Mrs S P Boone and daughter Mrs Walter R Dye left for Columbus Mississippi to spend the holidays.
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J. Harper Black
Atlanta
S. H. McKee
State Dental Association
Joseph Parker
Mattie
Ella Cameron
Effie Howell
Montine Smith
Walter Granberry
Willis McArthur
Cap” Joyner
Homer Guerry
Washington
W. B. Guerry
S. P. Boone
Walter R. Dye
Columbus
Miss
Conservatism Dominates Global Politics Cited
The piece argues conservatives hold power across nations including Canada Australia England and Germany while opposing radicalism. It claims conservatism provides a stabilizing pause allowing real progress later and predicts time favors progressives.
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Canada
Australia
England
Germany
France
Russia
America
Leslie Preacher Richard Simpson fills Sunday service here
Local notes report Rev Richard Simpson filled his regular appointment at the Presbyterian church here after noon with a service at the Baptist church. Numerous residents and visitors are listed, including Mrs Guy Tribble and her son, Mr and Mrs McIntosh and daughter, J M Summerford, and others visiting or traveling to nearby towns for family and business reasons.
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Richard Simpson
Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Church
Guy Tribble
Tribble
Forsyth
J. M. Summerford
McIntosh
Iva Louise
Nona Stewart
J. H. Wilson
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promises Fast Weight Gain
Promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as the best source of vitamins for rapid flesh growth. Sugar coated tablets cost 60 cents for 60 with a guarantee of five pounds gain in 30 days or money back, claiming many exceed ten pounds in 80 days. Distributed by Nathan Murray Howell's Pharmacy or any druggist.
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Nathan Murray
Howell
McCoy
MccCoy’s
East drink and be married for to morrow winter may come
The saying links social cheer with looming hardship as daily life faces rising costs. A reflection on public mood ties festive indulgence to economic strain and the uncertain future.
Papes Diapepsin touted for immediate stomach relief
An ad claims Papes Diapepsin quickly settles the stomach and corrects digestion when taken after meals. It promises harmless relief for fullness and indigestion and notes a small cost at any drug store.
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Andy
Train Timings for Cordelo Helena and Savh Monty
Timetable details show departures at 7:55 am from Cordelo to Helena arriving 9:05 am then Savh to Monty at 12:31 pm and 3:23 pm with a 3:23 pm Savh Monty return. A. F. Fanning is listed as local agent.
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Cordelo-Helena
Savh
Monty
A. F. Fanning
Federal Highway Network for National Safety and War Readiness
The text urges congress to create a continuous paved highway system under a Federal commission. It argues centralization parallels early railways, claiming a national grid would enable efficient traffic, mobilize munitions, and support both peacetime commerce and wartime needs across the large United States.
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Union
Congress
Optimist Eats Chestnuts in the Dark Joke
An odd remark about optimism, noting an optimist eats chest nuts in darkness and people cussing the weather hoping for summer in winter.
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