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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1887
Page
2
The Americus Recorder reviews President Cleveland’s Western and Southern trip, Georgia postmasters’ welcome in Atlanta, and local press opinions. It critiques legislative activity, expenditures, and editorial stances, noting treaties with newspapers, the Columbus Enquirer Sun, and the Macon Telegraph’s claims.
President Northen warns exhibitors of record demand for space at the State Fair urging immediate preparation to place items on grounds by October 24. Halls ready by October 5, with emphasis on careful transportation arrangements and orderly, artistic displays to avoid confusion and dissatisfaction.
A reader questions a constitutional defense of cheap foreign labor arguing that nine tenths of manufactured farm articles cost less in the United States than in England. The piece notes the labor cost angle and shipment expenses while debating tariff impact and domestic industry vitality.
The Savannah News accuses Senator Brown of using his rail oversight to benefit L and N interests and collect political pay. The paper cites his letters to the Georgia legislature and urges strong legislative action to protect state property. Also notes Cleveland’s Atlanta visit and local reactions to pardons and court criticism.
Letters from veterans and residents praise Kaskine for malaria and quinine poisoning after Civil War service. They report weight gain, fewer chills, improved health, and broader use among acquaintances. Advert says price one dollar, six bottles five dollars, with mail options from New York and London.
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