The Times Recorder Notice of Copyright and Reprint Rights
The Times-Recorder states it is entered as second class matter in Americus Georgia and reserves republication rights for all news dispatches credited or not credited to the paper. It also notes the local news published here is protected and national ad reps are Frost Landis and Kohn with offices in New York Chicago and Atlanta.
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Americus
Georgia
Associated Press
National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
Pappy
South
Sparks
Meredith
A Thought on Seeking the Lord and Faithful Living
A brief devotional note cites Isaiah 55 6 urging readers to seek the Lord while he may be found and call upon him while near. The reflection links God s commandments to an iron door that opens with keeping them, attributed to Samuel Duffeld.
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Lord
God
Samuel Duffeld
Snowing and the wish to be young again
A reflective piece contrasts childhood memories with adult concerns. The narrator longs for youth and simple pleasures while noting how growth brings rougher paths, and comments on politics and international finance as a byproduct of aging. The snowy scene triggers nostalgia and a critique of policymaking.
Editorial on active women in schools and public life
The piece urges a live parent teacher association with women active in education led by Prof. Ma this. It defends women civic role, praises Sparks circus economic ties to Georgia, and mocks Florida travel letters while urging merchants to welcome tourists and defend stage progress without misusing the term art.
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Americas
Board of Education
Mathis
Courting Death On The Running Board
A Macon lad dies after riding the running board of a car and another Crisp county child dies in a similar incident. The piece laments street riding dangers, urges stiff fines, and notes broader youth recklessness. It reflects on trains versus cars and calls for caution to prevent untimely deaths.
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Macon
Schol House
Crisp County
Americas
Notable Residents and Social Notes From Americus 1905
Mrs E M Viquesney of Shebyville Ind arrives to work with Clark's Monumental. Will G Turpin and Miss Kate Wheatley visit Albany and Macon. J E Mathis attends Grand Lodge in Macon. L W Riley and Mrs George Riley travel to Macon. A D Gatewood sees The Clansman in Atlanta. Mrs Susan Lingo Priest and son visit Lee St. Ada Price of Angles Cal visits Lee Street. Miss Georgia Glover joins Americus Jewelry and Music Co. Louis Turpin leaves for Atlanta. Cotton market shows improvement this week with hopes of gains as farmers sell small holdings.
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Will G. Turpin
Kate Wheatley
Albany
J. E. Mathis
Americus
Grand Lodge
Macon
L. W. Riley
George Rirley
Lee St
A. D. Gatewood
Atlanta
Susan Lingo Priest
Errol
Orange
Mass
H. E. Allen
Angles
Cal
Ada Price
John A. Cobb
Lee Street
Georgia Glover
Americus Jewlery and Music Co
Louis Turpin
Thirty years ago today in Americus cold wave arrives
The Times Recorder notes a genuine cold spell from the Northwest sweeping into Americus, bringing the first touch of winter. It mentions Mrs Robert E Brown of Los [incomplete text].
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Americus
Robert E. Brown
Los
Ten Years Ago Today Memoir in Americas Notes
From The Times Recorder dated October ten years ago in 1915. Bob McAfee joins Ries and Armstrong Jewelers in Macon. Wade Morris returns from Macon visit. Irene Woolvin visiting Americas friends. Elton Parker in Macon on business. Quinneys of Waynesboro guests of Mrs Ira Lowe on return from Albany. J F Roberts of Ellaville visits Americas. Josephine Bagley home after visit to Goldsboro North Carolina.
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Bob McAfee
Ries and Armstrong
Macon
Wade Morris
Irene Woolvin
Benna Vista
Americas Friends
Elton Parker
Quinney
Waynesborn
Ira Lowe
Albany
J. F. Roberts
Ellaville
Americas
Josephine Bagley
Bradshaw
Goldsboro
N. C
Patriotism and nationalism vs peace and unity
A dated essay argues that extreme nationalism harms peace and international cooperation. It critiques the Nationalist party of Germany and similar chauvinism in France and America, warning that loyalty to nation should not override humanity and community responsibilities. It discusses farmers, labor, and the franc as reflections of economic and social priorities.
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Germany
Europe
Party of
France
Amercia
Homes Scarce in Albany Housing Market
Albany Ga Oct 30 real estate men estimate a five hundred unit housing shortage for rent in Albany this season. Most new homes were built for sale while population growth fueled by prosperity from regional crops drives demand.
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Albany
Georgia
Two-Day Storewide Bargains Offer Deep Discounts
The Standard advertises two days of super-value buying with the entire store participating. Big stocks of quality merchandise across categories are offered at prices below city competition, including Axminster and Wilton Rugs, seamless sheets, bed spreads, shoes, leather boots, yardage, ribbed union suits, and crepe de chine fabrics, with several items limited per buyer.
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Smith
Axminster
Georgia
Sea Island
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