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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1891
Page
2
A dense, fragmentary 1801 Times issue mentions subscriptions, editor Bascom Myrick, and Americus Georgia. It notes Augusta Evans Wilson’s husband dying at Mobile and hints at Paris fashion rumors. It discusses Georgia tax debates, the twelve hour railroad law, and rail stock concerns led by Jay Gould. It cites national papers, local jabs at railroad foes, and Hoke Smith’s lawsuits amid railroad expansion.
A collection of editorials and notes on tariff impact, farmer land value declines, and wealth distribution in the United States. Governors and lawmakers are cited, with mention of McKinley era pricing, silver coinage, banking, and farm relief. Includes comments from Savannah Morning News and references to the Smith Berner bill, Chappell substitute, and Gould’s Missouri Pacific drama. Also notes on printers ink and local editorials about Georgia papers and the Grady monument.
A historical ad promotes Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy claiming to cure catarrh and offensive breath. It flatly asserts success with a large reward for incurable cases and cites the World's Dispensary Medical Association as proprietors.
The advertisement touts P. P. P. as a cure for exhausted vitality and nervousness caused by overtaxed systems. It claims the serum restores health and manhood, promising renewed strength to the weakened body.
A collage of 19th century snippets mentions Castoria branding for children, a theater quote with Barnum and Noah's show, an ad by S. M. Courx offering houses and lots for sale in New York with low payments, and a Detroit Free Press quip about rain machines. The items resemble brief era newspaper fragments compiling medical, entertainment, and real estate pitches.
The notice advertises Allens' wide dress line for the season including stamped linens and wash silks for embroidering. It highlights Hosie handkerchiefs gloves embroideries laces ribbons umbrellas and related items as a complete city selection for shoppers.
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