28 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1893
Page
1
Price your groceries and compare regular vs cash prices. Flour 750 lbs for $1.10, white flour $1.25 elsewhere, coffee 25c now 80c, sugar sold by barrel, jars and quarts priced to attract. Hams 15c, pearl grits 60 lbs for $1.00, soap 4c, pickles sauces canned goods lard and more advertised at cash rates. THE SPOT CASH GROCERY urges shoppers to buy now.
Local catalog notes price to sell for dining room chairs at 80.00 a set and promises rockers, window shades, parlor suits, baby carriages and furniture pieces in an immense stock. Emphasizes variety, low prices, and affordable options across sections.
Judge Jackson declares Central railroad ruined and must sell quickly to protect stockholders while the Southwestern mortgage dispute looms. Fletcher trial stalls due to defense illness as Macon faces scarlet fever closures. Miss Julia Force acquitted by insanity verdict, to be confined in lunatic asylum. Depositors react as Howard Bank seizes closure measures.
Washington and London report the Indian silver coinage action and gold standard plans. Talks between President and Secretary Carlisle continue at the White House and Woodley as lawmakers digest the move. Local city council sessions discuss paving, taxes, and railroad issues amid broader national debate.
An old advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as superior in leavening strength and wholesome quality. It contrasts it with competitor powders said to contain alum and be health-damaging, citing official analyses and endorsements by U S and Canadian chemists, health boards, and physicians.
In a brief note from the Boston Transcript the president Angell of Ree insists on prioritizing non harmful policy for animal welfare, preferring the latter approach.
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