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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
In a Virginia born widow tale, Mrs Landsdowne, mother to Falkland Mackinnon and Peggy, carries on after her husband’s pioneering Shenandoah voyage. She stays strong, tending his memory while facing the Middle Western state fairs and naval adventures.
Rev James B Lawrence rector of Calvary Episcopal Church announces evening prayer at 7 30 this evening and invites the public to attend this and all services at Calvary Church
O W Carswell longtime agriculture educator resigns from Third District A M School effective January 1 to devote himself to farming. He bought a farm in the Thalean Community Sumter County and plans to promote scientific farming as a booster for local lands. He cites practical profits and favorable land values as reasons to invest in Sumter county farms.
A vintage advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for colds chest congestion and bodily aches. It claims penetrating heat from red peppers loosens mucus soothes joints and eases rheumatic and muscular pain within minutes.
Mr. C. R. Wade of Macon was admitted Thursday morning for medical treatment. Mr. Lucius Harvey, Jr. was returned to his home in Leslie yesterday. Mr. D. R. Andrews is resting very nicely today. Mrs. William M. Haywood, wife of the pastor of Lee Street Methodist.
Church admitted this morning for a minor operation. Miss Fannie Elmore and several others, including Mrs L B Carmack Mrs F H Hines Mrs L M Cheokas and Mr Theodore Patton, are reported as getting along very nicely. Miss Wood and Miss Fouche spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs E A Fouche in Ellaville. Miss Solomon spent Thanksgiving in Ashburn with relatives.
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