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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

6

Landis and Kohn Advertisement Amid Unclear Text

An ad fragment from a New York address shows Netionas ADP of dig bet proud sartes enusa and references a Watton building. It also includes a biblical sentiment from First John 4 7 about loving one another and love being of God and mentions fear as incompatible.

Netionas Dig Bet Proud Sartes Enusa Landis & Kohn New York Peoples Ree Bing Divesu Watton Buliding Ente

Modern David Answers Poet Dave In Monkey Feud

Editorial letters defend humanity against a mock epic by Dave Burkhalter and celebrate a new challenger. A Thurman poem rebuts the jungle world view with humorous and caustic lines, ending with a light hymn note and a plea to keep the columns filled daily.

David Dave Licker E. L. Thurman Felft Monkey Kin

Re Mark Streets For Parking

A local police officer urges public compliance with parking laws once streets are re marked. He notes recent confusion from unmarked up town blocks after paving and expects higher congestion before Christmas. Police cannot enforce ordinances until markings are completed, then drivers will generally obey.

Man's New Battle Cry Against Coats Gains Ground

East movement to drop coats in summer gains attention as the Selma Journal notes women lead fashion shifts. It urges men to shed conservatism, abandon cumbersome apparel, and follow bold style changes, while acknowledging the campaign is young and uncertain.

Selma Journal Dover Fellows Dawson

Living Costs Rise Slightly as Food Prices Up 1 Percent

The labor bureau reports food prices are one percent higher than last year continuing a pattern of rising living costs. The note coincides with a surge of federal tax reduction discussions and headlines.

Labor Bureau

Americus Market Steady in 1915 with Rally Day Plans

From The Times Recorder Oct 2 1915 Americus cotton market steady with quotes Fully good middling 11 12 cents good middling 11 14 cents Rally day program at Central Baptist church includes Prof J E Mathis T M Merritt J E Sheppard W T Lane Ann Walker Egbert McDaniel Nell Prance Massey Lane Mary E Poole Miss Grace Beck Miss Willie Williams and recitation by Frank Lee Also notes Dr Eldridge back from Bethlehem Pa and sisters pupil at Bishops Others report Atlanta visits and Colorado news Twenty years ago notes and a local cotton house deal with $2500 deposited after a man sold out

Americus The Central Baptist Church J. E. Mathis T. M. Merritt J. E. Sheppard W. T. Lane Ann Walker Egbert McDaniel Nell Prance Massey Lane Mary E. Poole Grace Beck Willie Williams Frank

Plans for Expanding Air Transport Costs in Land Public Works

Plans for air transport expansion seem exempt from land transport costs at first glance. Yet land costs exist in right-of-way, road bed, and terminals which are borne by railroads or the public through rates or taxes.

Air travel costs and public subsidies debated in period quotes

A collage of quotes discusses air travel economics with landing field costs and subsidies, likening fields to harbors and lighthouses. It notes the need for larger landing fields, night flights, and land road upkeep, while suggesting memory of navigable waterways for aircraft infrastructure. The piece mentions accidents, urban crime, and global absurdities as context.

Sing a Little Song to Cheer Up Readers

A friendly verse urges readers to lift their spirits with song. It promotes holding heads high, sounding cheerful, and sharing joy to chase blues away. It frames singing as a simple remedy for gloom and encourages a positive, buoyant tone.

Walker Discusses Extra Session At Atlanta

Governor Walker met with legislators in Atlanta on October 1 to discuss an extra session he indicated he favored calling. The meeting involved members of the state legislature and touched on potential agenda items and timing.

Atlanta Walker

Cranes Move to Raise Sunken Submarine Wreck

Oct 1 report from U S command says giant cranes Monarch and Century were stationed at the sunken submarine S 51. Slings were attached to the wrecking ship Monan and Century prepared to assist in the lifting operation shortly after arrival.

U. S. Cmden Monarch Century Monan Centur

Salary Rise Aids Young Office Boy To General Manager

A Chicago industry executive notes a rapid career rise from office boy to general manager, crediting ambition and timely access to a typewriter. He cites a large mail order firm selling typewriters on small installments and teaching users in about three weeks, inviting inquiries to the International Typewriter Exchange in Chicago.

Chicago Povitia Aarge Tme International Typewriter Exchange W. Lake $T Ilinois

The Standard Sale Ad Highlights Shoes and Knitwear

The Standard promotes women low shoes at 3.95 and satin slippers at 4.95 with a Friday and Saturday sale. Also offered are semi rope stitch and cricket style sweaters, pure wool towels, silk socks, and English broadcloth shirts with assorted sizes, colors, and collars.

Regular communication at Masonic hall tonight

M. B. Coune announces regular communication at Ledge 6 tonight at 7 o'clock. All Masons ordinarily invited. H. D. Schneider, W. M. R. L. Crawford, Sec.

M. B. Coune Ledge Masonic Hall Ordinlly H. D. Schneider W. M R. L. Crawford

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