08 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1892
Page
1
Emma Wells in Violet Corner offers guidance on politeness as selfless happiness. She argues politeness stems from a pure heart, involves sacrificing personal wishes, and spreads kindness to others. She urges teaching politeness to children and practicing it throughout life for lasting joy.
William Sentell, recently arrived from Anniston Alabama, was found sleeping on a vacant Marietta Street lot with only his arm for a pillow. He faced loitering charges, was briefly detained, then released, and described his dire situation as a warning to country youths about city life and the value of labor and home.
The ad offers Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and lung ailments. It promises a refund if no benefit after a fair trial and notes trial bottles at Connally Connally Drug Store. Large sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
Passenger trains on the Chattanooga to Atlanta line, previously discontinued on the E T Vo G route, will be restored next Sunday amid public inconvenience due to travel and mail delays. The arrival at 3 p.m. local time will be pushed to an earlier morning schedule, a change the public will welcome.
A New England man named Jack goes west to make his fortune after loving a society woman. He endures ruin, fights back to rebuild his herd, and learns the woman he loves is married with children. He forgives her after a scandal and dies grieving for the life he could not hold.
An ad style notice touts Hall's Hair Rewer as a remedy to prevent hair loss by addressing subcutaneous scalp issues and hair follicle obliteration. The claim centers on stopping baldness through topical treatment.
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