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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
4
A brief editorial urging restraint and steady policy to avoid conflicts. The piece argues ongoing peace is preferable to pursuing settlement through force, emphasizing prudent diplomacy and long term stability over hasty actions.
A poem recalls a straw hat bought in heat that turned tan and worn. The brim roughens and lining tears disturb the narrator, who contemplates discarding it yet vows to reuse it next season. The speaker reflects on sentimental ties and practical reluctance.
An editorial urges renewed faith in the Constitution as the basis of liberty guarded by law. It warns of crime and “agencies of despair,” cites crime costs and education as crime’s foil, and calls educators, churches, homes, and schools to unite in citizenship training and character development to preserve a fraternal nation.
The Giants and Pirates drawn a 59 000 crowd in New York as baseball shows national strength while racing and other sports lag. A judge sentences three drunken drivers to a year in jail, gunting lax fines, urging harsher penalties. Gasoline price wars continue with wide fluctuations and calls for fixed rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission to stabilize the industry.
A leopard escaped the Beis de Boulogne zoo and roamed Paris for three days, hiding and not harming anyone until it was captured and shot, after which the city sighed with relief. Meanwhile taxicab drivers persisted in reckless driving on the boulevards, as residents remained wary of unfamiliar dangers and a cold spell arrived with sunburn risk.
On Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride Miss Ida Jordan and Mrs James R Greene were united in marriage. After the ceremony the newlyweds went to the groom’s Plains road home for an informal reception and congratulations.
Advocates oppose raising the House from 435 to 485 arguing it costs efficiency and accountability. They urge redistributing current seats now, noting foreign legislatures run leaner with centralized leadership and fewer local bills. They warn boosting numbers merely shifts the burden to the future Congress.
Dix W. Noel, father of Harrison Noel who killed Mary Daly, travels from Chicago to New York to declare his son insane at the time of the crime.
Oscar Mars, sought after by Governor Walker for a $300 reward, arrived in Fitzgerald and was jailed by the sheriff's custody. He faces trial in the superior court in early October for the shooting death of his wife, with details from Monticello, Ark, telegraphed by his brother.
A short guide describes options for changing fabric color by dipping in dye baths or boiling with color agents. It notes cautions on heat control, fabric type, and stain setting to achieve even hues and lasting shade.
The Standard promotes Monday and Tuesday dollar day values with $1 buys spanning children socks ladies hosiery shirts blouses yard goods linens towels curtains and more. It lists items from silk hose to curtain marquisette and hats at single dollar prices, highlighting wide selections and great value.
Train timetables show Seaboard Air Line Georgia routes with arrivals and departures from Cordele Helena Savannah Montgomery and Macon Atlanta and Albany with J A Bowen listed as local agent in charge of the schedule details.
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