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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
6
The Times-Recorder carries a standard post office notice and rights statement. It cites second class matter in Americus Georgia and grants exclusive republication rights to Associated Press dispatches and local news, with reserved rights for special dispatches and national advertising representation.
A pithy biblical verse from Proverbs 12 24 notes that the diligent person earns leadership while the lazy fall under tribute, reflecting on work ethic and social merit.
The Rome News discussion endorses not praying for rain, aligning with Dr. Ashby Jones and Governor Peay. It argues weather follows nature, urges prayer for wisdom and fortitude, and cites anecdotes about umbrellas and rain to stress practicality and faith without melodrama. The piece notes wealth flowing southward and hints at propaganda.
Rumors from Washington say no clash in Congress over a Roosevelt memorial while Wilson supporters urge higher honors. The piece lauds both presidents as worthy of inspiring monuments and expresses hope the issue does not escalate, arguing Washington can honor each.
A New York World correspondent claims removal of the negroes from the South costs a billion dollars annually. The Valdosta Times counters with bank clearings and other data showing migrants from the South bring more than that amount, arguing the exodus benefits the North, South, and the negros.
Editorial praises the country doctor for patient listening and compassionate care. It contrasts him with the specialist, noting the country physician offers truthful guidance, home-like sympathy, and willingness to help at any hour, earning enduring respect.
Selma Times notes that English taxes, especially inheritance taxes, harshly impact Americans with British property. It cites Harry Payne Whitney, who resisted four years of sur-taxes and had his appeal dismissed by the House of Lords, forcing payment of 436,500 dollars.
A reflective column muses on manners and self control in public life. It contrasts propriety with gaming gambles, notes changing royal standards abroad, ponders American card play order, and laments the fate of old-fashion ed girls who once kissed their mothers goodnight after parties.
From The Times Recorder November 24 1905 a short notes list reports visits departures and travel within Americus and nearby towns Mr L D Parrott Reynolds Martha Harris Oglethorpe Sadie Mayes Springfield Ky G A Turpin Maggie Worthy Macon J E Walton Benna Vista Julius Sears Dawson J P Clapton Edison James G Pearls G T Miller John R Shaw Atlanta Exposition visitors and guests through the week
Ten years ago today November 24 1915 Mr and Mrs Thomas Harrold and Miss Quenelle Harrold visited Hartsboro as guests of Col and Mrs N W E Long for Thanksgiving. Prof and Mrs J M Prance announce the birth of a son named Jack.
Miss Mary Hornady of Ellaville visited Americus yesterday while Mr and Mrs D. S. Rogers and Miss Kate Poole came back from the Exposition. The Misses Worthy returned from Atlanta where they stayed with friends. Mr and Mrs G. P. Miller returned home to Lamar Street residence of Mrs M. J. Adams after a long absence.
Washington reports a Washingtonian, A. D. Fairbairn, surveyed 15 states and found pervasive ignorance about political figures. He noted hotel clerks in Omaha could name a congressman, while many voters could not, and few could name all cabinet members. A light tale of public familiarity with leaders and the wallaby episode referenced.
A reflective saying urges thinking over looking in mirrors to find guidance. The note mentions skirts shortened due to a woman’s dislike of gossip brushing against them.
The poem extols a revival of traditional dances like the minuet and polka across the country while noting the modern dances attract the youth. It urges balancing new and old styles, praising community spirit and the charm of partners changing in the dance floor.
Miss Alice Moore of Bainbridge resigns from Union High School with regrets. Mrs Frances Johnson of Huntington replaces her, a Bes sie Tift College graduate with postgraduate work at Columbus University. The school notes the change as a fortunate appointment.
Bluefield West Virginia November 24 police arrested twenty alleged members of the Royal Riders of Mystery after a disturbance in which a woman was flogged.
Sheriff Crumpecker and deputies raided an organization near Pinnacle Rock in a plan thwart. Thirty men alighted from cars and were greeted by officers while seven more were arrested after a search of headquarters. Robes, charters and paraphernalia were seized. All defendants face hearings today.
Mrs Eason of R F D 1 Winfield says night and day back pain left her after taking Cardus. She took eight bottles, noting improved strength, reduced nervousness, and better sleep, and recommends Cardus to expectant mothers as a safe vegetable medicine sold widely.
Central of Georgia Railway and Seaboard Air Line timetable items show arrivals and departures in Central Standard Time. Cordele Helena service arrives at 7:55, departs 9:00 am. Savannah to Montgomery departures at 12:31 pm and 3:17 pm. Savannah to Montgomery arrivals at 3:17 pm. A. F. Fanning is listed as Local Agent.
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