Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-24
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CONSCIOUS example of the ofcehoding class in Chicago
voices in opposition the city plan: Chicago never
had city manager and look where Chicago today the second
largest city in the World prosperous, PoPuous popular
good 1t he wishes to stand
pat what he has In the aow candle days there were those
objected the kerosene lamp and later the coal oil burners
viewed with the approach of the light and the electric bulb
During last years. 100 American cities and towns have
changed municipal charters adopted the city form
government the National Municipal League adding No
city which has tried this plan has gone back TO the old way Prob
ably for the do throw electric lighting
system and bring back candlesticks.
The city manager plan thing America Indeed 1t
tested that already profession has that
of city managership Thy-sx times who did well as
gers Of small cities have been called to larger cities at
re managers several have gained twice and
their fourth city Thus the nation is developing
experts in municipal government no politicians
protest.
THE day rapidly closing habit of choosing municipal
executive good fellow carried torch
for the party. The progressive city Of tomorrow will choose him
because he has made good in that particular job other city,
politician Nor will the city discard that
and experiment with who before has been tried the
When it becomes necessary employ city the
city will the city profession and hire the best obtain
hlIed hire an experienced manager The 80 smaller cities now
training of good from which larger cities
choose they leave behind them their taow candle
ides of municipal government
- Oh, we'll men, if you read it, too, ahead.
Time about 900 years ago:
The daughters of Zion naughty and walk with stretched
forth necks walking and mncng they and make tnkng
with their feet The Lord will take the bravery of their tnkng
and their cu and the chains and bracelets and the
uer the bonnes dthe of the legs and the head
bands the rings the Jewels the changeab suits OF apparel
the fine linens and the hoods and the veiFro Isaiah
Chapter 3. H. K Aas2zeA7@.E
TIME about 900 or |, 500 years ago:
In ancient China small round eyes liked and the girls
continually pucng their eyebrows that they might be thin and
ong-FrOm Female Beauty and Ornament by Isaac Disrael
TIME, early 18th century:
The ladies considering that the neck very modest part
human body have freed from those yokes bean those linen
s in which the simplicity Of their grandmothes had ncosed it
In proportion the age refined the dress sunk still lower
Since the female neck thus and the ladies seem
disposed discover themselves and would fain
them tell all how far they intend 60 Joseph
Addison English essays July g. ll3 The Extension OF the
Female Neck - R41M VI sMAs8
TIME, latter part of the 18th century:
Most ladies here have faces; fact sleep and
company The generally reserved for the
husband and family home the other please strangers
abroad family enough but the
door looks soeng better this qays made at the locking
smiths Citizen of the World
TIME nineteenth century:
1t poet who gave the title full dress
the hadess by females of the better parties
Already have the shoulders emerged from their upeitous en-
tment and their bold example will no doubt be rapidly follow
ed by equy spirited demonstrations from the of the body
impoitc'-Jame Russell Lowell in his Conversations the
Poets" ~ !mW88' gM ~ f@
TINE today Newspaper headlines
PASTOR HITS AT FASHIONS . \: > MOTHERS CLUB
CONDEMNS SHORT SKIRTS AND SILK STOCKINGS" > = :
.IIP-STICKS TABOO IN HIGH SCHOOL, . PEEK-A-BOO
THUS will be seen the effort to reform omans dress has been
going from lsaiahs time until this hour And with what
results? @m ~ go III
The smoking stand gave pa for Christmas has become
sewing table ~ &A @&s483 IA
fed silk