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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
5
After the baseball season ends, politicians face continued scoring in public view as analysts weigh performance and impact. The piece contrasts athletic scoring with political accountability, noting ongoing scrutiny from media and voters.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless sugar coated, stomach friendly cod liver oil product. Claims include a woman gaining ten pounds in twenty two days and offers a sixty cent box with money back if not satisfied. Available at Bowell's Pharmacy and Nathan Murray.
A reader notes they prefer summer due to better radio performance in winter and overall climate comfort. The remark contrasts seasonal radio reliability with enjoyment of warmer months.
Sidney Olcott urges converting Pola Negri life into a film after interviewing the star on the set of The Charmer. He cites her Polish childhood, Russian revolution, stage debut, world war era, and early film struggles as rich dramatic material. The Charmer, a Paramount release adapted from Hon Mariposa by Lada Cowan, plays Dudley's today and Tuesday.
Washington reports August cotton consumption at 448465 bales lint and 63583 bales linters. This follows July totals of 482898 lint and 62513 linters, with August lint figures continuing the year’s varied demand.
The Census Bureau announced that in August last year linters production reached 44 926 bales. This figure reflects the month's activity in the textile byproduct sector, highlighting a specific output level recorded for that period.
Assistant Surgeon of the United States Henry B. Carter died in Washington today after a long illness. He passed away two days after his health declined, ending a notable medical service.
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