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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1886
Page
2
The Recor pen Annual Distribution, delayed by hard times, will now take place on April 5. Subscribers urged to come forward and secure their tickets. the note references Mr. Davis and a Mexican pension matter, plus a lecture on farming efficiency and cotton market trends with figures from weekly receipts and interior stocks.
Reports indicate most appropriation bills are further advanced than usual. Several have been considered by multiple committees rather than a single one, suggesting improved consideration and quicker disposition when reported. It is unlikely the one committee rule will return.
The next State Pair will be held in Macon beginning October 27. Hon J Harper Black of this county is superintendent of the exhibit of manufactures. South Georgia reports peach trees in bloom and farmers delaying corn planting while North Georgia endures a snow storm.
An old physician reports a vegetable remedy for consumption and related illnesses, promising a speedy permanent cure. He will mail the recipe in German French or English with full usage directions free upon request, addressed to W. A. Norxs Rochester NY. The Indianapolis News comments on pension tax burdens and calls for wage improvements. A Boston writer notes claims about the superior nutriment of dark egg yolk versus white shell.
An Albany newspaper advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts, bruises, sores and other skin ailments with a money back guarantee. It claims a 65 cent per box price and notes Dr. B J Eldridge as the seller. The item also includes a remark about preachers criticizing Sunday papers and mentions Monday morning “ce re” for the cork on Sunday papers.
In Camden Town Dr Hyacinth Cronan a diligent Irish born general practitioner and head of a large brood returns to a quiet June evening with his wife Norah and Uncle Joseph the Mason, while relatives fill the dining room with talk past champagne nights. A sudden visitor arrives with news of a cousin’s death and a surprising inheritance, triggering a mix of curiosity and humor in the family of ten children and a household held together by patience and temper.
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