Americus daily newspaper rights notice
Lovelace Eve EST editor and publisher entered as second class matter at Americus post office Georgia. AP exclusive republication rights to all news dispatches and local news. All rights reserved for special dispatch republication. National reps Frost Landis and Kojin listed with addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Associated Press
National Advertising
Frost Landis & Kojin
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
Verse Fragments on Virtue and Temperance
A compact excerpt notes virtues from 2 Peter 1 5 to 7 and adds quotes from Plato. It emphasizes faith strength virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness brotherly kindness and charity. The passage juxtaposes biblical guidance with classical aphorism on voluntary virtue versus vice.
Anniston urged to attract new industries for growth
An Anniston Star excerpt from a manufacturer’s speech urges local business leaders to recruit diversified industries, study furniture manufacturing centers, and advertise resources. It argues payrolls sustain prosperity, cites Columbus Georgia’s mills and tax exemptions, and calls for local effort to prove self belief to attract industry and jobs.
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Anniston
Firemen Have No Right to Strike
Editorial argues firemen and policemen have no right to strike, noting earlier demand for $10 monthly raise and the resulting city vulnerability. It stresses the duties of public safety workers to the community over individual labor rights and compares restraint to soldiers and sailors.
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Moultrie
Birth of Robert E. Lee born after mother’s burial noted
The Southern Star recounts that General Robert E. Lee was born more than a year after his mother Mrs. Lee was buried alive in Stratford Virginia. The account describes her illness catalepsy a false death and a vault discovery of life prompting revival and the birth of Lee.
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Gen. Lee
Robert E. Lee
Southern Star
General Lee
Startford
Henry Lee
Harry
Mrs. Lee
Robert E
Rock party at Mrs Harris home in Harrold Ave
Ten years ago today Oct 27 1915 Macon Georgia figures appear in a Times Recorder column noting Mrs Albert Harris hosted a rock party with rook games ice tea and sandwiches Supt J E Mathis attends Macon Grand Lodge meeting Miss Eleanor Tillman visits Macon several days J P Cannon spends a Richland Plains trip Paul Westbrook Southern Bell manager travels to Richland for business local attorneys A Hixon W W Dykes J J Blalock and W P Wallis travel to Macon for several days
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Albert Harris
Harrold Ave
J. E. Mathis
Macon
Maconic Grand Lodge of Georgia
Eleanor Tillman
J. P. Cannon
Plains
Paul Westbrook
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Richland
A. Hixon W
W. Dykes
J. J. Blalock
W. P. Wallis
Twenty Years Ago Today in Americus Oct 27 1905
The Times Recorder notes visits by Charles S. Harris of Cuthbert and R A Thomas of Dawson, with Mrs. Williamson greeting Macon friends. An expert predicts steel cars replacing wooden ores in major railways within years. Miss Nannie Sue Bell heads to Macon for a few days. Americus enjoyed a sunny day with eleven thousand people benefitting.
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THE
Times Recorder
Charles S. Harris
Cuthbert
Americus
C. M. Williamson
Macon
R. A. Thomas
Dawson
Teerell
Nannie Sue Bell
Thirty Years Ago Local Notes From The Times Recorder
Thirty years ago today Judge Crisp recovered from illness and was seen on the streets while missing the Atlanta festivities. Miss Carrie Jennings, en route from Atlanta, visited friends at The Plains. Mrs T. B. Hoyt returned home to Fort Valley from her sister’s house on Lee Street. Emmett Bolton departed quietly for Columbia Alabama, amid suspicions of matrimonial aims. Judge Allen Fort came back from Atlanta after attending the Cleveland administration banquet during the Exposition.
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Judge Crisp
Atlanta
Carrie Jennings
the Plains
T. B. Hoyt
W. S. Prather
Lee St
Fort Valley
Emmett Bolton
End of war in reach if Locarno pact kept
A hopeful column argues that Locarno promises a lasting peace with Germany and France, Britain and Italy guarantors, and notes disarmament of France as the real test. It praises German leadership, discusses disarmament talks, and weighs whether a U S or League run conference best sustains European security.
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Germany
France
Britain
Italy
Europe
Disarmament conference stance and social glimpses
The speaker notes we are more disarmed than Germany and will not join disarmament talks, preferring the League as administrator for European nations. They approve others using the League but refuse to participate or share if unwanted. A later maxim cautions silence reveals others opinions, and avoiding revealing all own thoughts. A remark on marriage fear and social judgments closes.
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Coolidge
League
Nations
Europe
Germany
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for Constipation in Children
A historical ad promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for constipated infants and children. It argues against harsh purges, touting a single dose that regulates bowels for weeks and often requires months between doses, highlighting safety and pleasant taste for sick kids.
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W.B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
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