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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1890

Page

6

Southern Labor and Southern Growth in Industry

A review notes cheap Southern labor in fields mines and industry, with longer hours and lower wages boosting unskilled work costs south of the lines. It argues this may attract Northern capitalists, while skilled labor commands high wages here. the piece cites Oak Grove Cemetery and Confederate dead with reflective scenes. It ends with a report on Americus Central Railroad expanding yards, crews, and efficiency after a flood blockage, showing the city’s rise as a major shipping point south of Macon.

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Prophet Hicks Forecasts Storms and Cold by Month End

Prophetic notes from Rev Ira Hicks claim a three day danger window on the 27th 28th 20th with a late month cool spell bringing frost northward to threaten immature vegetation. The passage also mentions James Irwin of Savannah suffering rheumatism improved by P P B and P P P cures for a blood poison with sores, describing revival of energy.

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