Children on the loose bring lively mischief and energy
A vivid description praises children as bright mischievous sparks from dawn to night, with real spirit and constant pranks that open eyes and keep daily life active and varied.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
4
A vivid description praises children as bright mischievous sparks from dawn to night, with real spirit and constant pranks that open eyes and keep daily life active and varied.
Editorial stresses Sumter County's strong cotton outlook with 25 000 bales or more and praise for local conditions. It notes drought nearby, but claims Sumter's soil climate and labor, while strained, support a rapid early harvest. It urges citizens to repay community effort with action and public service.
Farmers in Crisp County discussed labor for cotton picking and weather risks. Spalding farmers reportedly helped with borrowed labor, while others feared a heavy rain could cost Sumter County $600,000. North Georgia farmers facing crop failures offered to help, describing the prospect as a potential boon.
Voices debate the value of publicly airing income figures for famous figures like Schwab Rockefeller Ford Mary Pickford. The piece argues tax law revisions are needed as tax free securities reduce tax liability, calling for fairer schedules and government scrutiny of private earnings.
A garbled philosophical meditation on self restraint, society, and money. It weaves ironic observations about exercise, automobiles, beauty, work, cleanliness, religion, and selfhood, ending with a note on personal acceptance and perception.
In Americus, Dr. Henry Glover will return to locate here, Lucius Harvey visits, pine lands attract leases as naval stores expand. A city hall park festival benefits the hospital fund, while corsets market fashion and a naval cadet voyage is noted. Cotton prices near fifty dollars per bale amid large sales by L. Council. Campbell of B. B. Ford & Co. buys a thousand-bale lot for about forty-six thousand dollars.
Ten years ago today The Times-Recorder reported Cadet Leonard Parker, a student at the United States Naval Academy, as part of a September 1915 item. The piece notes Parker's status and ties to the naval training program.
A bare note marks the absence of a Monday issue and quips that the family skeleton looks better in a closet than in a bathing suit, reflecting a local humor line from the era.
A Seoul editor boasts of jail time for loyalty to Korea as he defends independence and criticizes Japan. The piece argues Korea will endure, while China relies on nonresistance and self-sufficiency to blunt Japanese power.
The prompt discusses the hypothetical risk of military clash between China and Japan, weighing strategic incentives, deterrence, and regional dynamics. It outlines potential flashpoints in the Pacific, confidence-building steps, and the role of allies, diplomacy, and international law in preventing escalation.
Widespread public sentiment in Japan opposes reopening the issue except among a minority of hawkish militarists. The prevailing view focuses on national safety and stability, reducing the likelihood that the matter will be pursued publicly or politically.
The text argues that constructive, helpful diplomacy is needed between China and Japan despite distrust with Western powers. It notes the intertwined U.S. and Mexican interests, and predicts that truth will prevail as China is stronger than Japan when faced with a decisive showdown.
The speaker urges broad compensation and richer opportunities, highlighting that the distribution is a key to better times. It questions whether listeners have a place needing more money and whether another car is desirable for personal use.
Doan s Pills offer relief from aching backs kidney soreness and swelling. Local resident Mrs J P Gohlson of Americus says two boxes cured her and she could resume housework. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufacturer.
The Times-Recorder outlines a compensation plan for every participant in a $10,000 gift distribution. Friday will reveal the list of those who qualify and how the payments are arranged, detailing eligibility and payout steps.
Physicians endorse purification as nature’s health base and urge a thorough Calotabs course, taken weekly for several weeks, to restore vitality. The ad offers a family package with directions for 85 cents and a trial pack for 10 cents at any drug store.
An assortment of textiles and linens including table damask, Huck towels, napkins, handkerchief linen, batiste, and bed spreads with varied prices from 15c to 2.48 dollars. Items include white Huckaback towels, silk finish batiste, pure Irish linen, and colored linen towels offered in multiple widths and finishes.
Central Time schedule shows Cordelo Helena departure at 7 55 am and arrival at 3 23 pm. Savannah to Montgomery services listed with 12 26 pm and 3 23 pm times. J A Bowen is local agent for the line.
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