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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1884
Page
6
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In a tale of hardship and kindness, Mittie and a young woman share duties at a boarding house. When a sick painter, Bernard Walter, is cared for by the two women, his true identity and wealth are revealed, transforming their romance into a prosperous future.
Montreal hosts sixty Catholic churches with the French cathedral standing as the continent’s largest church building. Constructed from limestone it has long housed fifteen thousand worshippers under its vast roof.
In a humorous New England Farmer anecdote C H Adams retells Schneider’s visit to a county friend's garden. Schneider misreads red peppers as delightful treats and bites a peck too eagerly, only to learn they were peppers used for pepper sauce. The friend Pfeiffer quips, asking for payment, highlighting the misjudged harvest and rustic miscommunication.
In 1880 Mr W W Price built a steam mill at Pringle Washington county The settlement now has 15 families and several enterprises including 4 stores 2 blacksmith shops 1 wood shop 1 steam gin and 1 doctor A weekly sale and a Sunday school operate nearby The news notes the place near New s bridge and mentions a site named Bie wait tall of New s bridge
July Fourth events in Macon include a clerks walking match, a four hour State race, and a series of contests such as foot races, tub and wheelbarrow events, and a five mile bicycle race open to the State with gold prizes. Amusements aim to make July 4 one of Georgia’s largest days.
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