Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-11

Still the his present position and yet ha
time to show Washington some lively times
A YOUNG AMERICAS MATRoN called the Tmes-Reoorder
= few days ago with IN her voice
Please another editorial, she pleaded on neghbor
chickens running other peoples gardens and flower beds My hus
band invalid and kept pretty close home My chic
diversion flowers And nearly every time look the
dow OF the porch of yellow legs Hover beds
making the dirt fly Crying doesn't to do good
Can't yol shame neighbor keeping his chickens up?
Apparently About all that could be said the
subject sad long in this column At that time the
expressed that the who allowed his chickens
- - - f tl poP'S Nv laIG.s ~ - b lt
the last word All that be left for such people the big
stick Of The la~-or conhscaon Of the offending fowls
IF you on up your get ag-
cultural information you need-om weather forecasts
reports
farmer that will install simple wireless receiving
set which $50 to $75
The Department Of Agriculture will furnish the information
The Postofce Department will send the information broadcast
through the airmai radio stations scattered the
This service will make it for the farmer decide for in
when to cut hay. Also when to sell his grain
Whether you farmer this that reaches into
everyday ebecase suggests of the startling changes
that may soon be brought about by wireless.
The may not be far off when a business man will
have wireless receiving in his Office keeping him post
ed trade almost the very they whether ne i
in a city l0O0,miles from a
The time come, within LIFETIME when house
wives Amercus will receive daily through wireless telephone such
things as food prices weather forecasts and fashion tips
THE KIND OF WORK you doing the number of
years you probably Will live,
different OCCUPATIONS finds that the average death these
lines Of work for both men and women, is as.
How long will you live?
Possibly the the following of occupations
average age of death as compiled by the department.
Farmers So; Blacksmith S. Brcayers, S.; Laborers, 81;
Coal Miners 81; Bakers 50 Cigamake So Iron Mouders 49,
Textile Workers 49, Roustabous Al Machnis 44 Printers 40
Plumbers 49, Office Workers, 80; Railway Engnemen Train
81 Railway Track and Yardmen 81 Painters and Paper
hangers, 49, leamsters and Chaufeurs AZ.
farmer has the best chance of living longest An office work
ers life averages the shortest
Obviously since these only figures they not apply
to all workers in of the occupations
We all know farmers who have died And occasionally
N an office find old who looks il he over
But the figures do effect; of hazard and indoor
hnment workers lifetime They should be of especial interest
to the young man uncertain about what line of follow
REENVLLE Tenn. has main street two miles long AT one
end over little oneoy frame house, sign reading "A
!, Al the other end of the monument bearing
A johnson the Andrew Johnson who became nesde emf
when Abraham Lincoln assasnated
4he two signs in GreenviIe Tenn again bring home the fact
nat <sneca Is land of equal opportunity While chance NAV
play Dig part in life humble beginning does not bar you
from the White House other leadershp-pota
Ave make aors into presidents this country and poor book
keepers INTO John observation-disclosures we have no caste ~
nave the goods IN you you can become leader.
The RAILWAY EXECUTIVES are kept busy EXPLAINING b, -
spite OF increased and government o,araniee r H.
railroads are slipping farther and farther in the hole Some f
explanations sound like the speech rural LAWYER The ]
Your Honor, he detained If the train had been ,nn;,
she should have been the bell had been ung as il should
blew; both of which they did neither the COW Womb @ b i
injured when she was killed"
Inc Slir Next Door she has hard time dec;dr ~
to 60 with the young fellow who his own Aivve or the %
mick VINO uses his father hFin-siE.
CONGRESSMAN Hecks that some one who knows how
10 Pe edits speeches before they appear the Congressional Rec
ora confirms 2 suspicion long prevalent