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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

8

President's Address and Parades Highlight American Legion Meet

Omaha hosts the national convention of The American Legion September 24 to 28 featuring five major parades. A 100000-strong grand parade will be reviewed by President Coolidge, followed by a $75000 Ak-Sar-Ben procession and a ceremonial parade of the 40 and 8. Military displays include Seventh Army troops, chemical warfare, and a dramatic gas demonstration. There are dog and mule parades plus a $15000 fireworks show, and performances of What Price Glory with the original cast. Various sports, stunts, and entertainments fill the five days in Omaha.

American Legion News Service Omaha Neb National Convention of the American Legion Obama Coolidge Ak-Sar-Ben Booster Organization The Seventh Army Corps Mnsters Colorado Rocky Mountain Infantry Calvary Artillery Air Services Signal Corps Tank Corps Chemical Warfare Service No Man’s Land Legion National Party of the

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Taleville woman

Mrs Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during and after pregnancy noting it helped with confinement and general well being She says she would not be without it and recommends it to other women for remedies tied to ailments of women available at druggists nationwide.

Taleville New York Liverpool England Lydia Pinkham Brockville Agnes Wignall Lydia E. Pinkham

Weather and sunspot forecast for 1927 and crop outlook

Dr. De Lury predicts a late growing season in 1927 with late frosts and early frost risk in the corn belt. Cotton conditions labeled generally favorable, drought ends in Texas with New Mexico. A Tomboro-like 1926 volcanic eruption could dim the sun, plus a spike in sunspots the greatest in 262 years, per Dominion Observatory charts. Government should buy and store surplus wheat now to avoid dumping at loss.

New Mexico Texas Cotton Belt Appalachian Corn Belt Tomboro Dutch East Indies Europe de Lury Dominion Observatory

Idol of French music halls headed to America

Yvette Carneys, famed idol of Paris music halls, has won numerous prizes. Paris judges endorse her talent and she has contracted to perform in America at a salary exceeding $3,000 per week.

Mile Yvette Carneys Paris America

Britain Launches Nelson Battleship as World’s Mightiest

Britain unveils the Nelson battleship described as the most powerful in the world with a 35,000 ton displacement, a price tag of 35 million dollars, and a crew of 1500. The liner marks a milestone in naval power and industrial achievement for the nation.

Firemen rescue sleeping Georgia family from flames

Macon reports fire at Cherokee Heights gutted their home as Cowan, foreman for Central of Georgia, his wife and her father J. T. Brown struggled to reach safety. Firemen carried three small children down from an attic onto the roof after discovering the blaze on the rear second-floor sleeping porch.

Cowan Central of Georgia Railway Cherokee Heights J. T. Brown Macon Richard B

Fire rescue on front porch leaves resident burned

A porch rescue occurred twenty feet above ground as firemen saved residents. Mrs. Cowan sustained slight burns.

Fire sweeps Auburn destroying eight businesses

Columbus report says a disastrous blaze in Auburn Alabama swept a business block shortly after noon on Wednesday, destroying eight places and causing about 50000 dollars in damage. One residence was damaged as officials traced the fire by long distance lines.

Columbus Auburn Ala

W S Wiggins Buried Tuesday in Shellman Ga

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Dawson for W M Wiggins a prominent Shellman Randolph County resident who died Monday at his residence. He was 60 and had spent most of his life in Sumter County later moving to Randolph County. Survived by three daughters Mrs Clyde Daniel Mrs Jim Martin and Miss Bessie Wiggins all of Shellman one son Luther three brothers George Wiggins Smithville J D and G A of Plains and one sister Mrs Frank Sulivan Blakely. Pallbearers were nephews Henry John George William Frank and Rufus Wiggins.

Dawson W. M. Wiggins Shellman Randolph County Wright Wiggins Sumter County Clyde Daniel Jim Martin Bessie Wiggins Luther George Wiggins Smithville J. D G. A Plains Frank Sulivan Blakely Mr. Wiggins Henry John George William Frank Rufus Wiggins

House Will Take Tax Reduction Bills First

Washington reports President Coolidge was promised a clear House path for tax reduction bills. Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee offered to sidetrack supply bills to keep priority on tax reductions.

HOUSE Washington Coolidge Madden Appropriations Committee

Plane Crash Edge At Fort Sam Houston

Billy Mitchell's plane stalled near Fort Sam Houston Texas while flying low over a road crew. Mitchell executed a last moment maneuver to avoid the workers and the craft plummeted, but he escaped with minor bruises.

Fort Sam Houston Tex Mitchell

Cartersville U D C Pays Full Founders Roll Gift

Cartersville Georgia September 24 the Bartow Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy announced it has paid in full its Founders Roll subscription of one thousand dollars to the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial.

Cartersville Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association Bartow United Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial

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