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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1887
Page
4
The Webster County community is urged to gather in Weston on Saturday March 6 to discuss the Columbo Southern Railroad proposal to pass through the county. The piece also surveys political clerkship enrollments, tariff debates, and remarks on Southern industry and western burdens in national policy.
A letter argues that every official position requires an official manner to preserve dignity and prevent humiliation. It uses examples from librarians and domestic workers to show the harm of neglecting professional conduct, and contrasts two women in service to illustrate how proper demeanor supports respect, authority, and friendship between employer and employee.
A quotation highlights the minister, lawyer, doctor, mechanic, and storekeeper as “our best people” for their expertise, hard work, and frugality. The Springfield Union attributes the line to praise practical excellence across professions and households.
A fragmentary transcript suggests a futurist vision where ministers transcend gender and social barriers to address universal truths. The text emphasizes inclusive guidance and the binding nature of enduring principles.
The new steamship Pocahontas being built by Arrow Company at Alexandria New York aims for rail speed ocean crossing. It features marble decks 540 feet long 1750 tons of iron twenty boilers twenty four foot diameter propeller and 210 watertight compartments. Businessmen of Brunswick form a Board of Trade as Americus contemplates similar organization in ten years.
Renewal your subscription before March 1st. If paid up to last full, it will cost $1.00 a year. An endless variety of Dreve Gouda and Ladies Cloth with desirable styles and colors in cheviots and cantinere striped and checked, at Shaw's.
Fragmented OCR notes describe regular stations and trips between Jacksonvil le Wash Indon and Jackeenvil e. mentions Thorcaville Montgomer bodiet ears and a possible route via kekrneville Chettenooee. It references Thomasville Express and several lines shaping rail service patterns of the period.
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