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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1891
Page
14
The article promotes Thornton Wheatley's market offerings with novelties and low prices. It invites the public to visit the store called The Place for proper attire for feasts or business, stressing the Pearecky Dressed Man trade mark as a sign of quality.
The passage contrasts competing regional strengths with New England's enduring vigor. It depicts a Georgia-like South rich in land and agriculture yet unsettled by industry, while New England is described as sending sturdy workers to sustain the republic, highlighting regional contrasts in wealth, population, and development.
Following Mr Grady's death in Atlanta, citizens launched a monument fund with free will offerings. The Grady Monument Association formed led by Charles S Northen with W P Hill Clark Howell and T A Hammond as officers. Over 6000 dollars flooded in within a day, attracting national subscriptions for a granite monument by sculptor Ales Fyk and others, to honor Grady with a 11 foot tall statue atop a 16 by 4 foot terrace.
Personal paragraphs in the Social and Basic Circles of Americus note an exhibit featuring Miss Full Bassine Mantank. Visitors include Mrs. T. D. Jackson of Macon and Col. J. G. Parks visiting in Americus. Dr. J. W. Daniel returns from Arlington on business. M. Lourie Meyrick, associate editor of the Americus Timza RecorpEn, stays at 72 Walton Street and is welcomed by Georgia journalists in Atlanta.
A collage of notices announces new employment at Earle and Ansley, real estate sales in New York and local properties, tax collection hours, fresh meat and groceries, coal saving engine news, medicine endorsements for pain relief, and shop ads for clothing, olives, clocks, and Castoria product references.
The Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency is active to protect retail merchants from unpaid accounts. A large "black list" of debtors, including laborers and prominent citizens, has been circulated among members. The list prompts surprise and is expected to be used in business actions.
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