AmEricus Daily and Weekly Recorder Advertising Info
The AmERicus Recorder is published daily and weekly during the year. The Daily Recorder issues every morning except Mondays for four dollars per year. The Weekly Recorder is issued each Thursday morning for one dollar per year, paid in advance, with a wide circulation in southwest Georgia including several counties.
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Americus Recorder Ia
Daily Recorder
Georgia
Bumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart
Webster
Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Savannah News mocks congressman's food and drug bureau plan
The Savannah News belittles a proposal to create a federal bureau to prevent adulteration of foods and drugs. It notes the bureau would require more offices but remains unsatisfied with its implications for lawmakers. The piece reflects debate over tariffs and agricultural debt across Southern papers.
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Savannah News
Georgia in Washington and Savannah News cited in brief
The piece notes Maj. Bacon and Maj. Hanson visiting Washington amid tariff politics and protectionist fears. It attacks Republican honesty, references Ohio tariff debates, praises The Savannah Morning News as reliable and venerable. It also mentions Boutelle’s question on rebel flags, Lincoln’s wartime order, and Rep. Barneas bid for Savannah river improvements with Barness district focus.
Beck’s Third Senate Term in Kentucky Assured
The Kentuckians praised Mr. Beck and his party for securing his service for a third term in the U S Senate. Beck, who served in the Fortieth, Forty-first, Forty-second and Forty-third Congresses, entered the Senate in 1877, was re-elected in 1883, and will begin his third term on March 8, 1889.
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Beck
U.S. Senate
Senate
Will
House of Congress
Mr. Beck
Readjust tax laws on whisky and essentials debate
The New York Commercial Advertiser Rep. frames Blaine era tax issue as a choice between cheaper whisky beer and tobacco for some, or cheaper basics for all. The piece argues the question rests on whether to align taxes with the President’s recommendations to Congress.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Rep
Blaine
Congress
Thirteenth Customer Free Purchase Scam in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia grocer offered every thirteenth customer free merchandise. The plan worked until twelve boys staged a mock purchase. the thirteenth bought a heavy haul. He withdrew the offer and warned customers as the crowd faced the music. ad ends with a Petticoat line promoting Warner's Log Cabin Rose Cream for catarrh.
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Philadelphia
Warner
Improve the Ocmulgee River Navigation Urged
Georgia counties along the Ocmulgee push for permanent river navigation to Hawkinsville. They claim $300,000 yearly savings in cotton, lumber, naval stores, and cheap freight, plus major gains for merchants via reduced rail transport. They urge district residents to write Judge Crisp to secure a liberal appropriation.
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Ocmulgee
Georgia
Dooly
Sumter
Webster
Stewart
Schley
Marion
Appling
Coffee
Montgomery
Irwin
Telfair
Wilcox
Dodge
Pulaski
Houston
Hawkinsville
Savannah
Brunswick
Buncomb
Darien
Congress
Cal
Ocmulgee River
Crisp
The Medical Taxes and the Whiskey Tax Debate
A Georgia paper rebuts charges on the alcohol tax, arguing medicinal duties are overstated and probing the case for state versus federal taxation. It cites Dr. Walter A. Taylor and Switzler while contrasting castor oil and magnesia taxes and urging repeal of internal revenue laws in favor of state control.
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The
Albany News
Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta
Col. Switzler
Governmental Bureau of Statistics
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Taylor
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta Constitution
Americus Reconder
Democratic Party
Georgia
National Treasury
Clevend
State of
People of
Parallels in tariff rhetoric of Jackson and Cleveland
The passage cites Andrew Jackson and Grover Cleveland defending tariffs as benefiting manufacturers and influencing politics. It notes striking similarity in tone and style between their congress messages, highlighting concerns about heavy tariffs, favored spending, and political influence across generations.
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Andrew Jackson
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption
Worth Knowing. Mr W H Morgan of Lake City Florida was seized by a severe cold and distressing cough that worsened into consumption. After trying many remedies he improved only after using Dr King's New Discovery, buying about six bottles and attaining lasting recovery. Free trial bottle at Dr E J Fldridge's Drug Store.
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fla
Aisse
Dr. King
Do We Dig Our Graves 0 and Yellow Fever Text
A disjointed 19th century health notice discusses yellow fever and digestion related ailments. It warns of epidemic dangers, lists symptoms such as dullness, poor appetite, head heaviness, and feverish signs, and promotes Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigel's Syrup as a cure reportedly endorsed by patients and a German household name.
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de José
Nurs
Germany
Seigel
Thos
Pullum
Lor
Geneva Co
Ala
Thomas P. Evans
Evans & Bro
Horntown
Accomack Co
A. J. White
Ted
Warren St. N.Y
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Thoebe
Carlisle
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Warner's Safe Cure
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Alexander B. Duncan
Lee County
Hudson River Valley
Darien Gazette
Atlante Constitution
Augusta Chronicle
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Butler Herald
Montezuma
Montgomery Advertiser
Washington
Maj. Bacon
Maj
J. F. Hanson
Messrs
Randall
Kelly
Ohio
Cleveland
Sherman
South
Boutelle
Robert Lincoln
Barnea
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Isaac A Shepard
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