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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1843
Page
4
A fragmenting temperance tale blends a revival refrain with verses urging abstinence and urging families to support temperance efforts. It recalls a boy joining a temperance society, family tensions, and communal calls for sobriety through song and moral admonition.
The message appeals to subscribers and temperance supporters to supply information on Georgia temperance societies. It seeks society names, member counts including tales and female members, and the nature of each pledge to expand a published table of temperance strength in the state.
A jumbled list of odd product names and brand like terms appears in a business noticed section. Items include phrases such as Carns Bare Tickets Invitation Tickets CircuLars Curcks Notgs Birt Heaps CaraLoaves Bitts Lanixe.
Local brief noting agricultural items and miscellaneous notes in Wisner area. Readable lines reference crops, markets, and community notices without further context.
The Augusta Georgia weekly named the Washingtonian announces its second volume and urges support from Temperance and Morality advocates. It previews content on temperance, agriculture, science, prices and exchanges, and invites club subscriptions and postmaster agents for wide distribution.
The editor appeals to Southern citizens to extend the Southern Quarterly Review’s circulation and sustain a distinct organ for arts sciences and letters. It outlines aims to review books, discuss issues, promote knowledge, defend Southern institutions, and reflect regional interests from Charleston with quarterly issues and a five dollar annual rate.
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