Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-27

completely covered with thick ice.
That's the prediction, Of Americas but of a
competent scientist Joseph McCab book. It's Of
many theories Others include predictions that the earth end
by colhdng with explode from internal heat
McCabs theory of unusual interest by of its bearing
you probably have, that the climates changing.
The world says McCabe already has had five Ice Agesdm
which glacial of ice moved down from the North Pole like
advancing melting before they reached the equator
The of the earth under the 50mle-deep which
you live supposed be molten But it's cooling steadily
Finally McCab predicts will Ice Age that will be
permanent
From astronomical point globe already dead
has feeble pulse vitality The world
uhe sum 92OOOOO0 miles away As long as the sun maintains It's
vaizng above certain level. live. Win the heart fail?
vii the cold death day the earth of its color and
The question it, but when"
Time McCabe, when the whole world tropical
Successive Ice Ages brought permanent institution
about 500 1000 years ago.
The last Age permanent Poles 1000
600 and brought broad temperate latitude and changing
The which Mccabe expects earth to become perma-
nenty covered with ice about 100000 years hence
No immediate cause for worry
But the earth of those periods by which
science measures time, grows steadily colder
How would like to be the last alive earth
ing before the advancing ice?
pUNS of large in which workers made stone
for warfare 5000 years have been dug Wales
The factory covered hundreds Of acres reports flazze
dine Warren lecture before the Royal Archaeological Society
broken by last blow"
This of the earliest instances men banding
eeher work What caused primitive pool their labor?
The same thing that causes wolves to run in paoks-war
Quite likely the slaves while the prohteer of that
day stayed at home bosing the ak factory.
The extent of mans be measured by comparing
motives behind that Welsh munitions factory of 1000 c.,
with those behind the steel munitions factories years
That progress sint much to brag about
History repeats-bacaly, it changes We merely do
the old things with devices.
War be firmly implanted man of today as it was
Civilzatoni savagery-pus intellect
Nor 40 the causes of wars change Take that primitive
factory Wales What its workers armng for? Possibly
chiefs had Or chief rese:
bled eross-eyed dnosau But its gamble that
Trade call such things today.
How long since you We "a S. gold piece?
Lost Sn"yed or Stolen Dr. Albert Einsen
Judging from repeated price drops Ford the price
sure procure artihcially is straw
hat or eshypessed suit and leave umbrella at home
You can't rid of a politician. Vote him Of
and he begins publishing his memoirs
Scarcity of prohibition enforcement agents however at
time when there's not much left 10 transport
Now we know why the Japanese make good servants
ing to get out OF Shangung they show that they can't break China
charged Federal Reserve Board aided Wall Street
But don overlook the aid has given those outside Wall Street
If the publishers of to wear out few, presses
they of the women who were behind the
scenes to write their confessions?
The bankers right in their talk of the necessity of e
tending ongem credits to foreigners But isn't odd
ever mentions similar service for American consumers?
There type Of pest multiplying in this country best
named by Ed Howe who calls them Public Affairs Lunaics
An stenographe ,vled 100000 by her late EN-
ployer. She mustb be an expert at the touch system
Congress will decide whether beer is medicine Well
it has made many an old man feel young
must be difficult for write speech about the
res of our fair city of these hot afternoons.
AS an killing the automobile the revolver
look live love-