29 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1893
Page
1
A Chicago Record poem extols a restless traveler who conquers seas deserts and ice. The speaker praises his bold push toward distant horizons, from Nile sources to Arctic shores and sacred steel powered journeys, ending with the golden doorway and a new world born from old limits.
Theodora Evelyn schemed to charm Grant St Emil at a private masquerade while her mother Mary Evelyn toiled to fund a Diana costume. A case of mistaken identity leads to Mrs St Emil revealing herself, ending Theodora’s hopes and driving Grant away. The story ends with Theo blaming her mother for the lost match and continuing to chase marriage.
Reverend Dr. Talmage extols the Shunemite as a model of hospitality and domestic virtue. He praises her generosity to Elisha, her refusal of royal pomp, and her steadfast piety. The sermon links her acts to Christian motherhood and warns against neglecting home duties while aiding public causes.
The author laments past pestilence and divine punishment yet asserts the world improves as Christian civilization and science advance. He foresees reduced pestilence, broader refuge for the poor, and cities yielding to arbitration, praising country churches and humble farmers as core to national progress. The piece contrasts urban hardship with rural piety.
The article cites a long known nosebleed remedy now refined by a modern approach. It emphasizes rapid jaw involvement and a simple, quick fix to halt hemorrhage within minutes, presenting a concise traditional method updated for contemporary use.
Forecast Official Park Morrill reports a generally encouraging week while Worth county tax returns show a 233125 decrease in valuation and Washington county a 14165 drop. Georgia boards discuss funds. Atlanta prompts an employed speaker to promote state interests. Eastman rioters seek pardon. historic riots and city council actions draw scrutiny. Fire devastates White Plains business district. Brunswick quarantines tighten with force. old Western and Atlantic rail schedule restored. blockade whiskey seized in Macon. Weather Watch introduces a Tiger warning system to track floods and rainfall. Savannah faces yellow fever concerns as authorities monitor transport routes.
The article describes currency certificates issued by Atlanta banks to ease cash shortages, usable for daily purchases and exchange at par with gold. It also notes a Georgia Prohibition Association convention plan, railroads extending courtesy to delegates, and a governor and comptroller general tax rate order setting two and ninety three one hundredths of one percent for ad valorem taxation.
A survey of varied feats includes large stationary engines powering zinc mines in Friedenville Pennsylvania driven by thirty five foot wheels, a long electric railway in the Tyrol region, and the biology of the body using food carbon with air oxygen. It also describes the snow plant of the Sierra, lightning’s zig zag path, Admiralty ship dynamos affecting compasses, a pneumatic device for city street cars in Baltimore, a white alloy called Grow silver, an acoustics demonstration in Isle of Wight, and Pennypack Creek bridge work. Also noted are undersea lights for Atlantic City, a view of fishing through lit water, and a perfume lake on the Caspian Mangishlak Peninsula with salt roses and violet scent.
The dwarf palm furnishes large fibre quantities and grows densely in Algeris, hindering land clearing. Its carrotlike roots reach a yard deep, and even when the stem is cut it regrows quickly signaling its persistence. The plant stays diminutive when protected, such as in Arab cemeteries.
Fragmentary OCR lists varied historical figures and writers such as Dante Voltaire Goethe Hugo Pope and Newton, alongside composer Mozart and others. The garbled text references ages, titles, and locations with unclear context, producing a mosaic of names without a clear narrative or dates. The passage preserves strong named individuals but lacks coherent events or connections.
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