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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
4
National Advertising Representatives Frost Landis and Kohn list offices at 235 Fifth Avenues New York Peoples Gas Building Chicago and Walton Building Atlanta detailing agency reach and contact points.
A brief reflection cites 1 Corinthians 9 14 on preaching and living of the gospel and quotes John Selden noting that humility is taught by preachers yet rarely practiced while many hear it with content.
An editorial mix condemns religious and racial bigotry, cites a gladiolus hybridizer excommunication, recalls historic intolerance, defends Rotary and similar service clubs, and lauds Savannahs cotton revival as King Cotton returns to the port with rising receipts and economic optimism.
A lengthy reminiscence covers Prominent locals in Sumter county from 1895. Farmers seek five thousand bushels of surplus corn in Macon. boll weevil threat looms over Southwest Georgia cotton. Social events include a Miss Mary Glover hosted gathering for Americus’ young ladies on Taylor street. Notes of travels, jobs, and family visits fill the column, with remarks on agriculture and local mood.
The piece notes Senate Foreign Relations chair Willi Borah and potential successor Hiram Johnson as principal opponents of GOP foreign policy centering on World Court. It argues party responsibility demands distinct leaders, not dual opposition, and questions the anomaly in free government.
A reflective piece urges immediate action over delaying chores and tasks. It argues time slips away, yesterday becomes regret, and finishing work now leads to safer, more enjoyable life.
The piece argues that congressional leadership rests on committee chairmen chosen by seniority, making longtime survivors the de facto voices of the past. It contends that despite changes in members, the leadership remains fixed by rule, rendering the official party line out of step with current views.
The Annie Wheeler Chapter of Carrollton Georgia passes resolutions endorsing the Harvest Campaign for selling the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Coin. It urges all Daughters to buy and sell coins to support the Memorial Half-Dollar. Imposters are terrible people. In Oklahoma a bank was robbed by three men who did not work there.
The brief notes a remarkable clearance of over five thousand yards in the lot, asserting the claim with emphasis. No further context or details accompany the statement, leaving the outcome and source unclear.
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