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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY
From The Times-Recorder. Sept,
10, 1850

(rrom The Times-Recorder Sept.
10, 1850
1t is now Judge Thomas O. Mar
shall, and his jurisdiction is that Of
the newly instituted recorders court
of the city of Americas. City coun-
Gil at the regular meeting last night
was advised that Gov. Harris had
signed the bill passed recently by
the legislature, creating the record
ers court and at once proceeded 10
elect to office the first incumbent
of this very responsible position.
As guests of DR., Peter F. Bahnsen
state veterinarian, Mcssrs. c. 7.
Sherlock, f. II. Lyman, W. Z.
Brown, and G. c. Hawkins, went 10
Albany this morning in DR.. Balm
sens handsome car, for the purpose
Of inspecting a new abbatoir just
installed as a municipal enterprise
by that live and progressive town,
The coming of the boil weevil Or
some other patent agency has poked
ginger into the cotton market and
the price TODAY continues to stretch
towards the dime notch. The staple
is rolling in freely and farmers are
letting it go at current prices.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
SKIM Y MEN.
Thin Men
Run Down Men
Nervous Men

You probably know that Cod
Liver Oil is the greatest flesh pro
ducer in the world.
Because it contains more Vita
mines than any food you can get.
You'll be glad to know that Cod
Liver OIL comes in sugar coated tab
lets now, so if you really want to
PUT 10 or 20 pounds of solid
healthy flesh on your bones. and
feel well and strong ask Nathan
Murray or howell's Pharmacy or
any druggist for a box of McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets.
Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and
Il you don't gain five pounds in 80
days your druggist will hand YOU
back the money you paid for them.
It isn't anything unusual for a
person to gain 10 pounds in 30 days.
Get McCoy's, the original and
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet"
-(a dv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
OTHER DAYS IN AMERICAS

comes from Columbus, where ne
conducts BUSINESS and with a com
plete stock of drygoods and notions
is ready to greet the trade of his
city and section.
No longer can the linking tele-
phone produce at the home of this
thirsty citizen that foaml1g soda
water or other SWEET beverage dis
pensed by the man behind the 8oun-
tain. For be it known that the
proprietors of all the soda fountains
in town have entered into written
compact to send out no more drinks
in glasses after this date, nor will
they pack less than a quart of cream
in freezer or less than Csc worth in
paper carton,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
nome and
Happiness

Out in the barren sagebrush
country Of the west sits a tiny
home There is no other house
in sight In fact, there isn't an
other house within radius of
30 miles. In the two small
rooms ofthe shack with its lean
to kitchen lives a family of six.
What a terrible place to
live! says the auto tourist as he
passes by
But is il any worse or as bad as
the crowded tenement sections
Of the cities, where large fami-
lies areIcrowded into one or
two rooms?
The west at least has fresh
air and plenty Of it.
The little sagebrush home
would not suit the family of the
city, nor would the city apart
ment house be a home to him
Who is used to the great open
spaces.
Home, after all, is that place
where we arc most comfortable
and happiest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
The Worlds
Dollar King

If the government should con-
hscate all the wealth and proper
ty in this country, and give to
each citizen proportionate
share of the whole, each one
would receive Approximately
$4,000.
The United States is the rich-
est nation in the world, nearly
four times richer than Great
Britain. In 1900 the total
wealth of this country was $685.
000,000,000 In twenty-five
years it has increased TO nearly
$320.000, 100000. Our rapid
material development has been
chiefly in the direction Of indus
trial production
Industry has grown and pros
peIed simply because people
have saved and put that saved
money-capital into machinery,
plants and equipment that have
provided more employment and
increased production. The only
logical way to maintain and in
crease this material advantage
is to save persistently and to in
vest and reinvest our accumula-
lions in honest, established en-
terprlses,
Conservative inv $ tments
promote national and individ-
uat prosperity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
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Whadda va mean when you say that Mssus has things
pretty easy all day? Husbands will el you thai wives knew
what bliss is wonder, how they're (hat way
Any day starts with alarm clocks a-rhgng and the
first to rise Breakfast is started; the coffee pots singing
when the rest CT them open their eyes
Dad hikes for work and the kids hkg fer play, they all
get the fresh AIR CT morning Mohe hove plugs through
the day and the rest time that's needed sf's scornng.
Dishes washed and the Household swept Then she
worries DER groceries and Ryes of her wok-a-day life
must be kept, though the keeping is s4dom
Nighttime arrives and daddy hc1ne all the chill
den must be spc and Wdnen busy with haYbrIsh
and comb-yet they get little creit from man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
CUTOFF.

Rev. A. G, Brewton, delivered
very able and impressive messgt
from the Methodist pulpit sunhy
morning.
School opened Monday mfing
with a good attendance. Thdeach-
ers are Mr.. Henry Brooks, Ideal,
and Miss Mary Allie Epfsh, OF
Andersonville.
Miss Eva Howard, ID Albert
Bedenbaugh,' of Albay spent the
weekend with their fother, Mrs.
Lizzie Bedenbaugh. I
Miss Janilu HolYay, left Nor
day morning to ahd the 3rd Dis
trict A. and NJ. Slool at Americas.
Mrs. Lizzie jdenbaugh, Miss
Eva Albert, Hey and Wilbur Bed
enbaugh visitefelatives at Beuna
Vista.
Mr.. and NJ Gilmore Pennington
of La Graf spent the weekend
with Mr.. D hington's mother, Mrs.
A. f. Penfgton,
James bIen and Will Raspberry,
attendede Macon County Singing
Convegn at 0glethorpe Sunday.
u
7 smith, made a business trip
% A Ficus Monday.
AYand Mrs. Ernest Holloway
wei Sunday guests, of Mr., and
Mgohn Aycock, at Andersonville
n. and Mrs. James Maxey were
.fors at Andersonvile Sunday af
noon.
W. Clapp who is visiting hi.
sol Rev. f. M. Clapp, at Byron
snc, Sunday with his daughter !
Mr., ao@e.e Wicker.
Eya Shockley, Of New Smyrna
rIa Thomas and Addison Da.
yis co. Of e." es were Sunday evening
her c.,
Mrs, R. ''uoo u, MISSES luna
and Lue Stu, ~ lilaelon' hoDeft
oann;nnta &c Albany spent Sun
law uitb I'M a. f. Pennington.
You are invit, ~ ~ a aTt cry c |
,es at the Lutl. =" ,I 49, =" 1""
ay afternoon at = o ,,o,N' c ans" 10
tend the Epwortl !. "' ''''u"S
vening at 1880 o'ckN II
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
u + +
Order Takers Are
Back Numbers

The chap who is starting out
as a salesman can find innuaoer-
able books and correspondence
courses telling him how to train
himself SO that he may sell al
most anything.
As training for a novice in the
business these are doubtless of
considerable worth. Every
trade has its fine points that can
be handed down by an expert.
But, after all, there is a good
deal of value in the old-fashion-
ed idea of tieing up with a house
that really offers its customers
complete satisfaction for their
money-and then working as
bard and honestly as one human
lY can.
The merchant no longer wants
a salesman who merely knows
the price and the name of his
goods. If he is to be a successful
salesman, he must know some
thing OF human nature; he must
have vision and Imagination; he
must look beyond the single item
he is endeavoring to sell. The
man who calls for hose may
need carriers. It's the real sales
man who can lead his customer
on and cause the customer to
feel that he has received real
service when he leaves the store.
Order-takers are back num-
bers. The customer expects
moro now a-daus
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

Having done more than any
other one man to abolish the horse,
Henry Ford suggests abolishing the
cows also.
1t takes only twenty days labor
on the farm, he says, to raise the
cows food. All the rest, of the time
is spent in taking care of the COW
herself, as an exceedingly inefffic-
lent manufacturer of that food into
milk.
Let someone invent a machine
to manufacture the same materials
into synthetic milk, and most of the
labor now devoted to dairying can
be diverted to doing something else.
He is already establishing his own
plants, for certain products, in
farming districts, so as to employ
the farmers in their slack time.
But dairy farmers are Of no use
for this They have to work all the
Jlme at their farming.
So hail the milk-making machine
when somebody invents it.
Doubtless scattering factories
among the farms is a good thing.
It will help cure unemployment
in industry and monotony and isola-
ton on the farms, and add to the
income of working farmers.
But old Bossy viii not be abolish.
ed just yet.
Not that synthetic milk is impos
sible. II has already been made, BY
an emulsjonSof soy bean oil
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
The South
and Highways

Because our country is so
large, we are often inclined to
narrow our views regarding its
various activities 10 the more
immediate sections in which we
live. Californians may think
their State is leader in road
work, New Workers that thew
have the only modern buildings
and Florida that it has the prin-
clPaI recreation resorts.
10 show the narrowness of
such views, consider the road
question alone. The Southern
States, which have been gen
orally advertised as haying bad
roads, are rapidly forging to the
front in~the construction of new
paved motor roads. Reports
from the highway departments
of 10 Southern States show that
under their direction, total of
$40, 100000 is available for
new roads this year.
Including the construction
work under way by counties and
townships, the sums being spent
in the South this year for road
improvements will aggregate APP
proxin ateIy $400,000,000.
As il is with roads, so it is
with other lines of activity. The
w,ole country is growing, We
should all know more about its
resources and realize that its de
velopment is not confined to
any one favored section.
s 3 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Ctrom The Times-Recorder Sept.
10, 1905.)

(trom The Times-Recorder. Sept.
10, 1905.)
The sign little Doing" was again
displaced at the barracks yesterday
The great throng mere was orderly
and gave The police no trouble.
Miss Annie B. Anslcy, who has
been at Klontcska Inn, Banner Elk,
N. c. during the summcre will re
turn home this week.
Misses Mary Richards and Vcsta
Jacobs are attending the State Nor
NAL School in Athens.
Another new business house for
Americas is that of Mr., w. A.
Joyner on Cotton avenue, in the
Allen House block Mr.. Joyncr
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
Thirty YEARS AGo ToDAk
CFrom The Times-Recorder. Sdot
10. 1867

" 'N'H iiC -hcCOfQef. OVDt
10, 1880
Mss Mary Pickett will recliv,
music pupils during school hour al
the residence Of Mrs. Prince onEoi
lege Hill, and in the afternod. at
Mrs, Schumpert' on Lee stirred
A marriage license was bued
yesterday by Judge Sheer, d the
court Of ordinary for Mr.. janis B.
Parker, Jr., and Miss Callir Meth
vim, both residing in the 28t dis
trict Of Sumter.
Invitations have been issjd to
many in Americas, both lads and
gentlemen to attend a meing to
be held this evening at TIL resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. John Kay, oFaylor
street, for the purpose Of hsidcr- !
ing the formation Of sfty fo'j
social and general improvfnt and
the study of matters Of pJc inter
est. II
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
The STANDARD
SEPTEMBER SALE NOW IN THE
SECOND WEEK; GREATER
VALUES THAN EVER

! VALUES lftAN EVEK-
At 25c-Pretty Batiste for fine
! underwear; sheer and beautiful; all
colors.
At 15c-Shecr Nainsook; full SO
inches wide; in white only.
At 59c-Table Damask; "a in.
wide; in some very pretty patterns.
At 98c-highly mercerized Table
Hamask; full two yards wide; new
patterns.
At $2,48-High grade, all Linen
German Table Damask; full two
yard wide.
At 35c-Colored Initiation Linen
Towels; all colors; 18x36.
At % 1-2c-Whitc Huckaback
Towels; size 1896.
At 25c-White Huckaback Tow
els; excellent quality; sizes 1898.
At 50c-Pure Irish Linen Huck
Towels, hemstitched; size 18x36.
At $1-Whitc Satin finished hem
stitched Pure Linen Towels; 19x38.
At $1--Fand embroidered all
Linen Towels, hemstitched, with
colored hens.
At 25c-Men's Pure Irish Linen
bemstitchcd Handkerchicfs.
At 5Oe-Heavy Colored Turkish
Towels; new patterns; size 1896.
At $1.25 Yard-Colored Hand
lcrchief Linen; SO inches wide.
At $3.50 Yard-White Handker-
chief Linen; sheer and beautiful.
At 35c-Inported japanese Ba-
iate; full yard wide; silk finish.
At 45c Imported Japanese Ba-
iste; full yard wide; silk finish,
At 25c-N Nurses Linen; 80 inches
vide; sheer and pretty,
At $l-A new Stocking in Biegc,
Slack, Amber, Atmosphere, Nude,
each, Orchid and Pansy-of pure
bread silk; nothing to equal this for
rice, pair $1.OO.
At S1,98-Honvy Crinklc Bed
preads; extra large and medium
yes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

en- Secretary of the Navy Wilbur
offering to donate one acre of his
farm land as a site for a monument
or national park in memory of the
IA @ified. The land is that on which
tI1 central cabin crashed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

Thou hypocrite, first cast out the
LeaEI out oil thine o~n eyes; and
then shalt thou see clearly to cast
out the mote out of thy brothers
eye.-Matt. Us.
Of all the cants which are canted
in this canting world, though the
cant Of hyprocrites may be the
worst, the cant Of criticism is the
most tormentiug. - Laurence
StrTup.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10
Think, Auto
Drivers, Think!


Row cay II IS 10 step on 'nG
gas Just TO see now last me oio
boat WlIl go and how quickly
something may happen that
dafEens a home tor years 10
come. he following IRON the
Philadelphia citizens oaiety
- ommlttee, should make us
.hnk
d wa,o If the hand kiss
II11-n an M broo4a-from the
b soeotesf Gtlo nal In alI tbo world
sfood for some moments
: wstcbino hon, 81 cb[hhv littlo flo
uro n bma and White an ok
tronnlv innortant Iifnn narson
On he, ,vay fo school
3 And then She turned the corner
n mnst have been about four
< o,clocl,Ln,v mind has baen sort
- ~ s74eadoned sjnce-tbat the boss
semi Far me- "Bob." said he.
AVN ~ hand on nv shoulder,
oTbere's been an accident and
Z you'd better hurry up to the
! house"
teH T5 .,0' Ii+ ~, n iO[ of nine
: III vasn,t i tbe window
'i's "''1H az 'A+e N4'NO"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-10

Snake bit an American tourist in
Cuba Could have been worse. Sun
pose it had bit him in America.
Some Of us get into trouble be
cause we don't think and get into
trouble because we do think.
The Chinese used umbrellas 800
years ago, so people have been bor-
rowing things 800 years.
If woman wears a wedding ring
chances are she is married.. If a
man carries an umbrella chances
are he is married.
An alligator will grow II feet in
Is years while a centipede will grow
a hundred in a week.
Feet are like wives. You walk on
your own but object to others walk
ing on them.
Bad news from France. Snails
are eating crops. The crops should
try growing a little faster.
Keep on chasing women and one
will catch you.
= Every summer resort with good
pace to swim has large floating
nspulatiull
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E DIT O RIA Is

But milk, butfn despecially
cheese, will be fsingly a part
Of civilized life meat gets
scarcer and deJ cheese must
more and moreIlts place, if we
are to retain aiced diet.
Dear gasoli b some day re.
store even ID Machine made
milk is not cd displace Bossy.
Congressmd tiers, of Pennsyl-
vania, who firing, proposes
Charles NJ 81 for his successor,
Doubtless Mwab is no more
anxious to gresham than the
locGl politifre to have him, so
the suggesfll get nowhere. 1t
is one of ieak stories of the |
dull seasoF why should it be |
absurd? n else in the world |
would il of the question to
consider who had made an
eminent of private business
as one Fht be useful in the
public n The British parlia-
ment hfal Schwabs, who re.
gard ittomotion to be elevat
ed frofss to politics. Is not
goverfore than business?
We al when we ask men 10
die fdtlme of war. Nobody
is ASH that for business.
WHY hould it not enlist the
serv1 ur ablest men, in time
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z DIT o RIAL S

Of machines grow greater.
Speed alone is the cause Of
many accidents, but faulty
brakes, inattention and failure
to observe rules of the road reap
their share Of the accidents and
fatalities.
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FARMER OFEFRS
LAND FOR T'po {
TO DIRIGIBH DHTN|

-. CALDWELL, Ohio, ST. ST., f Fam,
7, w. Davis, who owns t,oab fou
near Ava where the Shcnan urit
last Thursday morning, ha-
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Worlds better. Banai shortage
two summers ago. Rail shortage
last summer Song Stage this
summer.
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Tbef dangef iof the careless
river Becomes m9fe apparent
som day 70 day AZ the number
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: Every summer resort with good
pace to swim has a large floating
,1sn,,latin,,
Evening star., 1925-01-14
ALL POWERS SIGN PACT FIXING
DIVISION OF DAWES ANNUITIES
L. S. Wins Victory in Final Plenary Session in Paris
When $3.50, ,OOO, 900 Limit on Var
Claims Is Removed.

same reason. The representatives OF
all the governments here assembled
have shown by their action that they
are animated by that spirit of mutual
conside deration and federation which is
necessary for the permanent peace of
the world.
These three great events, be-
lieve, mark the beginning of a new
era for Europe which will have n
reflex action on all the nations of
the world.
II know there are many who have
been skeptical about the working of
the Dawes plan. |, for one, believe
it will work. 1t is being carried out
and | am sure II will be carried out.
because 1t is based on sound business
principles, and l assure you that the
people of the United States are
deeply interested in its success.
Sees Obstacles Remaining.
There are. OF course. many difficult
ties yet to surmount, many problems
vet for solution. and, while no one
can predict what may happen in the
future. If the peoples Of all the
nations are animated by the same
spirit which has marked the progress
Of the last year, l have the create st
hopes for the restoration of pros
perity, peace and happiness for the
troubled nations Of Europe.
We cannot expect by one stroke
as If by magic, to settle permanently
all the problems confronting the
great as we'll as small nations of
Europe. All great cosmic disturb
ances are followed by secondary dis
turbances of less intensity. and this