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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1884
Page
8
The speaker asserts a frank examination of goods to prove sincerity. He emphasizes the items are brand new and free of defects, bought for cash, and insists on being paid in full. He notes careful selection to fit local demand and previews quoted prices.
Olive cultivation has revived on the Pacific coast with new orchards and profitable oil yields. The article notes early olive history in South America and the Mediterranean, describes California yields from mature trees, and outlines orchard establishment costs. It also discusses olive oil manufacture in Europe and Asia and contrasts with other oils. It closes with Brussels pigeon racing clubs and nationwide weekly races.
An advertisement promises a free recipe to cure errors of youth and nervous weakness. It claims a remedy will restore manhood and vitality, referencing early decay and related issues, in a bold, attention grabbing style.
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