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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1891

Page

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Georgia Orchards and Horticulture Notes from Fort Valley

The Dayton Daily Times reprints Fredg Withofts Georgia orchard lecture before the Montgomery County Horticultural Society. He extols Georgia fruit regions from Fort Valley to Albany, detailing soils, shipping via trains and ships, Le Conte pears, Elberta peaches, and the Albaugh and Ohio Fruit Land companies plans. He highlights Scuppernong grapes, pear propagation by cuttings, and local growers like Thompson and Sanford, noting geographic spread, regional economies, and notable fruit centers in Georgia.

Dayton Ohio Daily Times Georgia Montgomery Atlanta Fort Valley Atlantc Ocean Gulf New York City Philadelphia Salvannah Cincinnati Chicago Louisville United States State Horticultural Society New York Rumpl Tts Ramph Bia Albaugh Company Albaugh Georgia Fruit Company North Carolina Crawford B.T. Moore James Michigan J. H. Hale South Glastonbury Barklett Perth Smithville Thomasville Albany Pear Bartlett Howell Vo Ly Liberty County LM. Hardin Afaj, le Conte Philadelpha al Nuravry Rom Thompson Tift Ling Thia le Coute Sully Megara Blackshear Sanford le Conte Kieffer

Georgia at the World’s Fair plans and public display

Georgia moves to form a public display of its resources at the World’s Fair. A convention in St Louis on May 6 will discuss an appropriation, with two constitutional lawyers giving opinions on legality. Col. Livingston leads the World’s Fair committee. a April 15 meeting aims to secure Georgia representation. The notice also advertises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic and blood purifier, citing testimonials from Randall Pope about its benefits.

Atlanta Macon Savannah Wesleyan Female Seminary Georgia Europe Augusta Berextman American Promotogical Society Thies Durkery United States Gov. Northen Alwass St. Lanta Tine Col. Livingston State Agricultural Society

Trades and Occupations series for youths educates on trades

The Youth's Companion 1891 announces an instructive series of papers on leading trades for boys and occupations for girls. Each installment describes apprenticeship requirements wares to be exacted and the qualities needed for success, with emphasis on the scale of impact and practical learning.

Uri Conranica Boston Mase

Fragmentary notice on old job printing office reopening

The clumsy OCR shows a fragment about a job printing office, mentioning Recosper and a form, suggesting the business still exists and can handle prior jobs, with intention to turn out work. It reflects an unfinished historic office notice.

Fragmented Portraits From Egypt to Carlyle In A New York Sun Excerpt

A string of archival snippets flows from a tawny Egyptian head to Carlyle and actors who sketch. The text mentions Edward W. Keasable, Joseph Jefferson, Louis Harrison, Minnie Maddern, E. H. Sothern, Dan Frotman, and others, with remarks on art, letters, and performance from New York Herald and other era sources.

Edward W. Keusble Joseph Jefferson Dixey Parker House Bostos Louis Harrison Tiny Murphy Washington Danba Criyon Lotta Minnie Maddern Madeline Lovetto Alice King Hamilton E. H. Sothern Dan Frotman Lyceum Theatre George Fawcett Rowe Forvils Alexander Salvini Marie Burroughs New York Herald

Lecturing Wears Down a Popular Speaker After Years on the Road

A prominent lecturer, seen on hundreds of stages in ten to twelve years, says lecturing is the hardest way to earn a living. He endures constant travel by rail and boat, poor sleep, bad hotel rooms, late nights, and fatigue from committees and agents. He notes light audiences and receipts and compares the strain to earlier work on ships, saying his nervous system has been shattered. The report cites the New York Sun on lecture fatigue.

Carlyle Lita Leru Devis New York San

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MR. Fredg. Withoft Ohio County Horticultural Society Refrigerator South Port Valley Dscl Lynchburg Milner Comnelasion Mivoin Nieego Dayton Settber Crorgia Sveilental Miami Valley Jenry Gulhouse Mme Waclon Ordnaris W. C. Thowpean le Conte Pear Company Anta Artega Ta Mattinis Met Gen Jon, Deiner James W. Lancaster Hawkiteville Hood Bng P.P.P P.P. P Randall Pope Madison B'La Egypt Sphinx Edward Dreamer New York Sun Alr Parrow Wille Wik Tueit Hess
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