Avertous Recorder Published by Pric on Cotton Avenue
A brief clipping notes a recorder titled Avertous published by Pric located on Cotton Avenue. The item appears as a local publication entry in a historical newspaper page segment.
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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1886
Page
1
A brief clipping notes a recorder titled Avertous published by Pric located on Cotton Avenue. The item appears as a local publication entry in a historical newspaper page segment.
The passage portrays Americus in southwestern Georgia as a thriving commercial center with fertile agricultural land, extensive trade, multiple banks, mills, and a growing population. It highlights education, religion, newspapers, and a bustling business district, naming merchants, brokers, lawyers, and service providers and noting the city’s rapid growth and planned improvements like new railroad projects. It also lists numerous local businesses and professionals by name and trade, inviting inquiries to the Americus Merchants’ Association and local brokers.
Dr. Bond outlines a collection of medical presets and notes across various cases, emphasizing study of eczema and related skin conditions. The report lists several names and references to works, suggesting ongoing research and clinical applications in dermatology.
Macon mourns Col L N Whittle a long-standing attorney and respected figure, whose death at 7 am ends weeks of illness. The bar plans a burial procession from his residence to the Episcopal church, with a public memorial at the Superior Court. The town notes include social prime Whitney circle reports and farm tips on manure use and early spring planting.
The text urges mothers to use a teething remedy for children, claiming it soothes gums and relieves pain and wind colic, and even cures diarrhoea. A twentieth of a dollar price is noted. It also reports hosiery operators in Leicester England are on strike and committing excesses.
A survey of senate adjournment to February 15, anti Chinese bills in Oregon, wool and cotton trade notes, and a dramatic tale of a Georgia boy's murder. Reports on General Hancock’s pension, public funds, and a Norse belief about telegraph lines driving wolves. A graphic account of a blind deaf woman’s recovery via Botanic Blood Balm.
An old column touts Brown's Iron Bitters promising enriched blood and stronger health, citing a user claim by Henry Hallam of St Louis. It notes military pay scales for generals, free tobacco seed distribution by the State Agricultural Department, and a predicted 12,000 to 15,000 African American migration from the South to the North next spring. It also highlights Dob Hood, a Steuart county farmer, as a success story with $25,000 net and $40,000 earned over eleven years from 1,200 acres.
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