Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-04

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WILL YOU in Aoeraus u years after you de2 Why
not? Consider the of Thomas Smith efys plain aou.
miller the 9th anniversary of whose death being observed witt
much honor at York, S. c.
Did Jeferys great book? paint famous picture? o.
make politics? Not much All he was to invent
simple little device
Jefery got his Golden Idea in 1852 when South Carolina
was one Of the leading wheat states just ranks high
In those days -four always shipped in barrels No one had
thought Of using sacks Jeerys -four miller A big order
came day when there shortage coopers and he
couldn't get barrels.
Did Jeferys hold up hipmentsp He did not He bought
cotton sheeting and had his wife make -four sacks
Jeterys was the first ship -four instead Of bar
rels That saved money ich His idea was adopted
all over the country Today long after his passing he is famous al
'hr0ug gf the milling trade and in his home town
he world needs simple and helpful ideas such as using
sacks instead Of barrels for shipping flour If you can think p y
mg that will save work and producing distributing
rs not without honor in his own country.
an bddo may not nd bring you national fame But will you
all that is The finest kind Of fame
SOM peacetme ceremona involving the instruments of national
4 oG 5I are as impressive as those of war.
ne review OF the Atlantic fleet Hampton Roads the other
Day took On such significance when after pemn
peace with honor" "
The presidents rosunl was the fighting deck Of the dread
nough Pennsylvania here under The onng guns and napDnp
pennants after his @ official appraisal Of the armada he talked
The United States anything on earth that doesn't
Fgnuy 0eOne to u.s. he said mo territory tribute
mean to have it!
4 wish might compelled to FIRE a gun in war
But would not want without honor JOIN with YOU
IN providing for country just unfang defense
and to that patriotic unfangy ubscribes
That the kind of copnnander in chief
placed the alongside theordte and the steel
at the conclusion of the first grand assembly the squad
There palpabs arrogance about feet on review which
President Harding could have failed line filed
past the Mayoer with booming salute and when half the country
sea fighting machinery lay a anchor about his yacht
immune swelling pride Harding quite apparently was NOV
ed small degree And while the flagship Penn
luncheon talked
The talk Of The president got officers and his
ceFhon their relationship the quite
the COB the reason he mans the American batteship.
And announced to the world Also President Hardngs
cepon OF what these ships the first line of defense
YOU'D quite shock if arpane s,vooped down into your
back yard Of these mornings and delivered
a dozen phonograph records
A ba VS. S o6 5o 6o ay o go ia" Of off, .b. carried h
year across the English Channel between Great Britain
tnent
Foreign trade by will be bigger this year says the
government from London One largest items of ex
ports by air last year clothing bulk of aerial i'm
pertumey iewery and precious stones
The latter items suggest that snugg of the may use
BENG brought into the United States from Canada Mexico by
Jules Verne would no difficulty conceiving future dav
when lying freight trains may railroads uncomfortable
TO the Weather Man Hey, where do you get that stuff?
fo oq nl brilliant Christmas nekte will make beautiful
Another we all like hard these days ia that we
know /" certain hole where the fish are biin.
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the surface Give them more safeguasds
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