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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
2
Mildred Harris Chaplin now Mrs Terry McGovern is mother of a nine pound boy born at Great Harlington Massachusetts. Mrs McGovern divorced the actor years ago and later remarried. highway from the Georgia line Florida line paved throughout.
Nan faces a tangle of love, duty, and social pressure as a village rumor links Mrs. Mears to a young officer and threatens Nan's hopes. Sefton, Peter, and Lyster hover in a web of desire, sacrifice, and uncertain futures while an Easter decor debate reveals hidden loyalties and consequences.
Vienna Oct 12 The Board of County Commissioners has approval for four additional miles of pavement on State Highway 7 between Pinehurst and Unadilla. This brings total planned paving to ten miles starting January 1, accelerating the county road program alongside neighboring counties.
Mr. Morgan of Vienna and Dooly county reports a $30,000 real estate deal involving about 1200 acres near Vienna and Unadilla. The buyer names remain confidential, but the land has passed into standing and will enable farmers to operate successfully. Morgan asserts Dooly’s value could rise sevenfold with effort.
An advertisement extols a Tasteless Chill Tonic named Pega as strengthening and invigorating, claiming it restores color to cheeks and boosts appetite. The copy targets general readers seeking improved vitality and energy through tonic use.
Cordele hosts a fiddlers convention at the Crisp County Courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. A Worley of Moultrie is named manager with Sheriff C O Noble assisting. The event, organized by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, is touted as one of the best ever held.
The state’s champion fiddler A. A. Gray of Atlanta, named champion fiddler of Georgia for six years and Alabama’s top fiddler, has been secured to attend and bring his string band. The group is touted as one of Georgia’s best string bands.
Grasshoppers plague South America prompting a dedicated government department to monitor and manage their migrations. The agency oversees control measures and coordinates with regional authorities to limit outbreaks and protect crops.
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