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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
3
Four Georgia Tech stars headline a team preparing to face Notre Dame. Captain Wycoff and backfield standouts Godwin Barron and Merkel are highlighted as the GeorGians brace for the upcoming clash.
Shiloh himself aided the rescue and J Hill freed from the wreck as others were extricated. Charles Hill, chairman of Aiken County road commission, and Bell, road superintendent, were hurt. C J Hill broke his right arm. Charles Hill bruised back. Hall cut on face. Hall had served a murder sentence years ago. Officers pursued a suspect to the east as news of the accident spread.
Mercer varsity basketball practices this week with two months to go before facing strong northern teams. The Bear schedule opens with an invаsion to the north near Christmas, a two week trip, then a southern swing to Tennessee and Alabama. Home games pending court arrangements. possible foes include Furman Florida The Citadel Georgia Tech Asheville Athletic Club UGA Chattanooga Auburn Alabama and Oglethorpe.
Mr and Mrs J G Law of Ty Ty Georgia hosted guests guests last week. Mrs W R Rooks had as her guest Monday night Miss Sallie Lee Lansford.
Dalton Hall, an alleged escaped convict, faced a choice after an automobile accident near the Little Missouri River bridge. He chose to rescue three men in charge of him from being crushed, extricating them before danger claimed them.
A brief note reflects on happiness found by chance rather than design, suggesting serendipitous moments bring deeper joy than deliberate aims. It hints at everyday occurrences delivering unexpected warmth and contentment beyond intentional efforts.
The New Era gathering at Mrs. E W Parker’s home Friday saw three quilts completed instead of two. Attendees from here included C N Bailey and W T O Bray families, D C Bray and M C Veal, and Thelma Morris among others. Local visits and church services with Rev E T Moore followed, with a Halloween party at New Era school delighting attendees.
An old time liniment ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy to rub onto aching joints muscles and bones. It claims to ease pain stiffness and soreness including sciatica lumbago and backache with a quick effect and no skin burning. A small trial bottle is advertised for drug stores.
On September 27, 1825, the world’s first public railway began operation, marking a landmark in transportation and industrial progress. The event signaled a new era of steam powered travel and regional development.
A promotional snippet urges readers to ask for KOTEX at any drug or department store without hesitation. It claims millions are using it to end old insecure ways and enjoy daily life, noting a package of twelve costs only a few cents.
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