Bainbridge Georgia Promises Climate Health Growth
A descriptive feature extols Bainbridge Georgia as a healthy climate near Savannah, with mild air and malarial cautions eased by artesian waters. It notes the city’s landscape, oaks and cedars, River bluff location, courthouse, churches, schools, factories, and central market. It highlights agricultural richness, abundant timber, cheap land, and welcoming settlement opportunities in Decatur County. It includes a chemist’s favorable water analysis and a nod to local commerce and growth potential.
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U.S
Georgia
H.C. Wurm
Oaks
Georgina
Busipine
Waetidge
Decatur
Bainbridge
Deca
Dewoonan Balaben
Advice on work and thrift for men and women of the era
The piece urges young men to start saving and planning for old age and scolds young women to contribute the family by making their own clothes and helping with household duties. It stresses self-reliance, temperance, and diligence, while bemoaning pride and laziness. It cites racial undertones and a humorous kitchen scene at the end.
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Bill Arp
Sam Jones
The Farmers and Their Enemies
A southern farmers' crisis opposes a jute bagging trust seen as robbing the people. The piece warns the cartel aims to raise prices, urges organized resistance, and vows constitutional backing to beat the robber barons and free the people from oppression.
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South
Jutebagging Trust
Wanted Boy Seeks True Courage and Honor in Young Men
A historical notice calls for a boy who tells the truth, resists temptation, honors parents, respects elders, avoids vices, keeps decent appearance, treats animals and the weak with kindness, and does right because it is right. It asks if such a manly, wholesome boy exists in families or communities.
Earning and Saving Advice for Young Men in Life
The Detroit Free Press offers practical guidance on budgeting and saving for workers. It urges strict personal bookkeeping, even with a simple blank book, to track all expenses under clear categories and ensure spending stays within income. The aim is to build financial comfort in later years.
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Detroit Free Press
Pull Together in Life Lesson and Brooklyn Injury
A folksy parable on marriage urges unity in the first year of married life and beyond. The tale ends with the moral that joint effort makes burdens light. Simon Cohen of Brooklyn suffers brain congestion after being shoved during a tag game on a stair.
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Simon Cohen
Brooklyn
Sour Grapes in Alliance Dispute Over Leadership
The Alliance Advocate and ex-President Jackson clash over the state Alliance’s strength and leadership. The Advocate condemns Jackson as biased after a Macon Telegraph interview, arguing the alliance grows stronger while he claims decline. Farmers are urged to oppose the bagging steal and unite to weed out discord before fall challenges.
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Alliance Advocate
Jackson
Advocate
R. H. Jackson
Macon Telegraph
State Alliance
Ashe
Bro- Jackson
Why They Succeed From Rural Roots In Nation's Business
The Iowa Homestead cites rural life as shaping leaders as farm reality fosters saving and discipline. A barefoot student gains resilience, while city schooling and barber’s clippings mark contrast, showing success rises from country upbringing. A boy in New York’s Orange County is sent to an asylum for hydrophobia symptoms after smoking. Terrell county farm laborers earn about 35 ets per day, totaling $450 daily. the loss of Saturday holidays costs farmers roughly $23,500 yearly, illustrating how leisure reduces wealth.
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Iowa
Stoges
Orange County
N. Y
Terrell County
Help for Alliancemen to Build Independence and Wealth
The Alliance Advocate urges Alliancemen to rely on self improvement through industry, good management, and economy. By cutting expenses, raising crops and livestock at home, and building self sustaining farms, they can gain cheap goods and strengthen the nation. The state exchange will assist primaries that pursue home industry and managed economy.
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State Exchange
Alliance
Color line at the White House fuels political clash
A Victorian era brief notes Mrs. Harrison reshuffling White House servants by race amidst party bias. critiques cigarette use cited by New York doctors. President Cleveland faced disturbances from drunken crowds in Washington. rural anecdotes report syrup production and a hunting accident. a sheriff’s dinner distraction led to a prison escape in Indiana.
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White House
Republican Party
Harrison
Cleveland
Washington
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