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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
4
Members of the American and Italian debt commissions sign an agreement settling Italy's war debt to the United States. Left to right: Secretary Kellogg, Count Volpi, head of the Italian commission, Secretary Mellon, and Congressman Burton.
An old fashioned advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the bowels and ease stomach discomfort in babies and children. It emphasizes a teaspoonful today can prevent illness tomorrow and warns to request the genuine product with California printed on the bottle to avoid imitators.
Ladies in Paris are targeted with a campaign highlighting American made Chesterfield and Camels. Parisians use these brands, reflecting a cross Atlantic preference among women shoppers.
The Times-Recorder distributes a book containing four hundred songs spanning sea shanties lullabies and college songs provoking memories from childhood to adulthood. A separate column explains how readers can obtain copies.
Dartmouth trampled Chicago 33 to a score yet to be stated, claiming national leadership. The photo shows McPhail catching a pass from Oberlander and sprinting 45 yards for the opening touchdown in the first quarter.
Nogales Arizona November 23 General Alvaro Obregon former president of Mexico is living as a farmer. He holds extensive land in Sonora and resides in Navajoa. Reports say he invested about 1.5 million dollars in land and is developing plans with US capitalists for a Mayo River dam to irrigate thousands of acres.
Thomasville Georgia reports population growth from 8,178 in 1920 to 10,562 in 1925. White residents account for 46.72 percent and Black residents 53.28 percent. Females outnumber males with 2,315 more women than men.
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