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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
6
The notice shows Lovelace Eve entered as second class matter at the Americus Georgia post office under federal law. The Times-Recorder notes its republication rights with Associated Press dispatches and local news, and reserves rights for special dispatches. Publisher information and advertising reps are listed.
A compact reflection linking Proverbs 19 14 about houses and riches with Shakespeare's line praising a learned wife. The note juxtaposes biblical inheritance with literary tribute to a prudent spouse, contrasting sacred wisdom and drama.
From The Times-Recorder Oct 13 1915. The fifty seventh annual session of the Friendship Baptist Association will be held with the Baptist church of Bronwood on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Oct 19 21. Also reports on cotton harvest in Americus Sumter and nearby counties and a fire loss at Waycross with Hotel La Grande. Social note on the Blanche Hawkins and H Cobb marriage.
Evening logs crackle and flames roar as images form in the blaze. I seek a simple spot on the floor to drift into a daze and rest. The warm fireplace soothes and relaxes my mind, promising rest from worry and a chance to start over again.
Editorial argues crime reporting serves public interest and aids law enforcement. It cites incidents from the Savannah Press, defense of Mitchell’s aviation push, and calls for a federal air department, plus a New York jury duty disruption illustrating civic responsibilities.
A key Omaha convention passage urges intellectual demobilization and personal tolerance. It argues intolerance rose during war and cannot be fixed by law or mobs. The remedy lies in individual effort to judge less and honor others’ opinions, promoting tolerant neighborly conduct.
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY 15 1895 Mr and Mrs Cullen Horne welcomed a son described as a splendid ten pounder Captain W W Poole a prominent county resident sick at home not serious Lee Council and John Sheffield brief Montgomery trip Central depot crowded with about five hundred negroes en route to Sumter City Camp meeting contract market rose from slumping prices January contracts closed at 8.98. some youths faced tougher finances after Thursday squeeze
The piece argues senior officers need planning and organizing skills over flying prowess, critiques defense leadership for rigidity, and critiques debt diplomacy with France. It cites the Interparliamentary Union cases of Miss MacSweeney and Saklatvala to illustrate limits on diplomatic immunity and host nation censorship.
Mexico City October support highlights two key needs transportation and education as the nation awakens to modern demands. The piece notes sparse rail mileage for its size, high illiteracy, ambitious highway plans, and a rapid shift from rustic transport to airplanes. It discusses rail projects, the Tepic to La Quemada line, oil wealth nearby, and the Pullman service to Mexico City. It also mentions gas taxes, federal road programs, and new agricultural colleges.
Mrs Elsie Ackerman of Convoy Ohio writes about relief from midlife weakness after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends it and says it helped her daughter-in-law after childbirth, noting she would pay if it did not help.
Central of Georgia Railway schedules list arrival and departure times in Central Standard Time for lines including Chi St Louis Atlanta Albany Jackson Jacksonville Macon Atlanta Columbus and Birmingham. The timetable shows multiple pairs of station tracks with departures around night and morning hours and connections to Chicago Saint Louis Atlanta and other hubs.
Central Time timetable shows Cordelo Helena service arrives at 7:55 am and departs 9:05 am. Savh Monty trains arrive 12:31 pm and depart 3:23 pm. A. F. Fanning is listed as local agent.
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