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Henry M McIntosh, Albany Herald Editor, Dies at Home
Albany mourns Henry M McIntosh veteran editor and dean of South Georgia journalism who led the Albany Herald for over 50 years. His faith and vision helped Albany grow into a leading region south of Macon as he built the paper and pressed rural initiatives, farming modernization and community leadership.
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Increase the Speed Limit in Americus Fire Zone
City Engineer Walker argues for raising Americus fire zone speed from seven to at least twenty five miles per hour. He emphasizes that faster moving traffic with clear streets and enforced parking rules reduces danger, noting slowly moving cars pose greatest risk. Corner clearance of at least 25 feet is urged.
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Ten Reasons For Boys Club Work In Sumter County
The piece argues that Sumter County farm youth are not sufficiently enrolled in boys and girls club work for cotton, corn, pig, and calf clubs. It cites a Progressive Farmer list of ten reasons to join, starting with club work enlarging vision.
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Sumter County
Progressive Farmer
Village merchant turns a million from modest town
G A Garver of Strasburg Ohio built a shop billed as Largest Country Store in America and earned over a million dollars in a village under 1000. He urges rural youths to seek opportunities at home, promotes consolidation of small-town trades under one roof to lower costs and boost profits.
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G. A. Garver
Strasburg
Ohio
Garver
America
Americus High to Debut Football Team in 1915 Opener
The Americus High School football squad is set for its 1915 season opener this Saturday with Captain Mathis and Gatewood among the key players in a lineup including Witt, Stewart Dodson, Horne, Johnson, Webb, Wheatley, Bolton, Reese, Chamb lis, Andrews, Rogers, Harrold, Chappell, and Dedmond at fullback. Meanwhile local businessmen Lee Allen Frank Sheffield and Arthur Rylander have purchased Atlantic Central property, taking over the Albers manse and Courtland Apartments between Hotel Winecoff and the Georgian Terrace for about 200000 dollars. Mulberry Street Church in Macon hosted First Methodist pulpit last night, with evangelist Rev Lincoln McConnell expected here Sunday. Miss Mary and Clara Glover celebrated Clara’s fourth birthday with many baby friends on Taylor Street, hosting a gracious party with small delicacies.
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Frank Sheffield
Arthur Rylander
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Twenty Years Ago Today in The Times-Recorder
The Americus cotton market shows 17 500 bales moved through warehouses to date with over half the anticipated crop already marketed. A cotton buyer bets his personal attire on a higher market while Presbyterians from Americus travel to Moultrie for Macon Presbytery sessions lasting four days. Attendees include Rev J L Irvin and others.
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E. P. Morgan
J. W. Wheatley
G. W. Bacot
A. G. Miller
W. N. Ainsworth
Want to Be Thin and Rich by Buying Shortcuts
A satirical critique of advertisements promises instant wealth, beauty, and health with pills books creams and courses. It argues that buyers seek quick fixes financed by money rather than effort and personal growth.
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Madame Smearem
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Thirty Years Ago Today in The Times Recorder
From The Times Recorder Oct 2 1895 Rev Robert Adams leaves Americus for Laurens S C after six years as pastor. James B Fitzgerald to marry Miss Frances Bell a leading society woman of Americus. Mrs M L Myrick offered to write five hundred words for a Newark publishing house on a timely topic.
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Biss Bell
M. L. Myrick
Newark
Money Cannot Buy the Things That Truly Count
The passage argues money buys many material goods but cannot purchase sight, understanding, or character. Personal effort and intelligence open access to books, libraries, education, and health advice. It asserts that most meaningful gains come from action and virtue, not wealth, and that much remains accessible through effort regardless of money.
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France Fails to Shield Infant Health Amid Population Decline
A fragment notes France faces a stationary population with concerns over infant health and birth rates. The text questions whether France, though highly civilized, effectively guards babies.
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Morning Wakeup Routine in a Child's Life
The poem narrates a mother's daily challenge with her waking child. It describes mornings, yawns, reluctant rising, and the endless routine of getting a youngster ready for school. The verses highlight patience, routine, and the tug between morning bustle and a sleepy child.
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Civilized nations and health habits across civilizations
The excerpt contrasts notions of civilization in France and America, arguing civilization rests on health and hygiene spread among the many, not only a cultivated minority. It notes American soldiers adopting broad sanitary habits and mentions the destruction of 18,000 bald eagles in Alaska over six years.
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Alaska
Salary Increase Comes With Promotion
A Chicago adv notices a rapid rise from office boy to general manager with a ten thousand per year payoff. A large mail order house provides typewriters on small installments, teaching users in about three weeks. Write to International Typewriter Exchange, 184 W Lake St, Chicago.
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Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake St
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White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms Sold by Nathan Murray
Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy for intestinal worms in children. Describes symptoms such as pale appearance dark circles under eyes and restlessness and claims the treatment fully destroys worms while harming the child not. Priced at 85 cents and sold by Nathan Murray, Druggist.
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Nathan Murray
Winter stock sale by Columbus wholesaler and retailer
A large Columbus Georgia wholesale and retail store could not move a winter stock. The outlet offered a price and the goods are now displayed on sale at yard prices. This ad promotes buying a full winter supply of flannelettes and related items.
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Columbus
Georgia
Monday and Tuesday Axminster Rugs Sale at Alexander Smith
A Monday and Tuesday sale offers Genuine Alexander Smith Axminster Rugs in pretty patterns. Rugs measure 27x54 inches and are sold only on those days with a two per customer limit.
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Alexander Smith
Axminster
Seaboard Air Line Timetable Entrants and Stations
Seaboard Air Line train times listed in Central Time with arrivals and departures at Cordelo Helena Savannah Monty and J. A. Bowen as local agent. The schedule includes multiple routes between Albany Jaxy Mia and Cinci with morning and afternoon departures and a late night service.
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