Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-02

GAYS Theodore H. Price noted New York financial expert
in weeks have been almost every of the
Union Rocky Mountains and had opportunity talk witt
hundreds of Americas prominent business They
dmorazed They realize that the decline in prices had
and in most they have been prepared for it.
The unemployment is exaggerated and where it exists,
means simply redistribution of labor.
Present productions of manufactured goods under poten
consumption. and stocks being reduced point that
a in the supply year.
The American people going themselves g
naked be deprived of the ordinary comforts of life and bushes
fully employed satisfying the normal requnen Of tn
country but stop talking about the ar
existent and will upon being cheerful
talking cheerfuly.
Values and the inspiration hat makes for
largely of and have doubt that
courage confidence and hard work America ind
prosperous again.
Price hit the nail the head. Stop talking" d"
SANE document released for publication Bradstreets
and forecast Says the part:
tskardly be hoped that the present readjustmcn will
go far enough large number OF those who the
and unprecedented numbers sought the profits Of business If
with nodicum of business equipment and deficiency of ability
succeed might be well able forget OF tn
events sihi era of extravaganza
the lessons conveyed that the long ability education and
peence also entitled their reward Perhaps better
could be done the American business wage
than hold his the example of bae-torn France
which its patient rebuilding of the shattered fortunes this year
shows its trade favoraby with all but III
very largest gains With the experience pas
OF stress mind inclined to look asance at efforts
medicine men Of both parties offer the
pie belief that Of Congress will delay itgat
the working of the natural forces operation. Tn
patients fever have broken and there remains tn
process of building his strength for which time and
main requisites.
WHAT has become of the kindly old when every
where their houses New Year Day for calls?
And gentlemen merry groups apsed from hosp
table home the other leaving cards for the and tasting
the dainty refreshments which always served?
In the rush and hustle and hurry preentay life this charm
ing feature usherng the New Year have become los
except in isolated instances.
had bacx orra1
of when young travelled about with waal bowl
health bowl filled with spced ale. This offered the people
whose houses they stopped and they would LITTLE
gifts from them and from this latter fact the th,
exchange of New Year according historians
But that isn't exactly certain for another y writer Poydor;
Vcrgil declares that this of Roman origin, subjects
sending their superors and the mobiles giving
gift the king who in crafty his subjects returned then
gifts again
CENSUS figures will show that approximately 80 per of per
in America engaged in agriculture occupation
compared with the total number persons engaged all other
cupations
What this clear unless the figures for previous
taken comparison
In 1920, 81 per of persons in America engaged
agriculture
In 1910 the number had fallen to IT per cent
In 1870 had fallen At 1880 to A
1890 to 80 1900 s. in 1910 to 81
cent; and probably will be shown be 80 per
In 1870 a farmer had only produce for his
family and small proportion the things and by tn
family of engaged another calling Now he grow
three times much that needed for his family order
supply addition the needs of the families Others engaged
pme other calling And he supply the needs addition
those who have occupation.
has to
from the farm the the one thing which seems &C
tain that old friend economic deenn al work