Bainbridge Democra t offers artesian waters and civic pride
The Bainbridge Democrat extols Bainbridge Georgia as county seat renowned for its mild climate artesian waters and healthy living. It highlights Refers to Jacksonville yellow fever and civic amenities including court house churches schools and a growing economy with mills and markets. It recounts General Gordon story and notes Georgia bonds and state finances.
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German Syrup Claims Astonishing Cures for Consumption
An advert urges every user of German Syrup to publicize its healing qualities for consumption asthma and long illnesses. It claims immediate relief in every case and emphasizes pharmacists should assist the poor, noting 80,000 dozen sold last year with no unreported cases.
Love and Hate and the True Soul Beyond
Excerpted meditation on love versus hatred noting love as divine and expansive while hatred narrows vision. It cites a widow’s remark about a desperado, suggesting true character appears in kindness and loyalty, not crime, and posits a future reunion where enemies may reassess the soul beneath mortal blemish.
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What kind of a boy does a business man want
A shrewd practical man lists five traits a business man seeks in a boy. He values a boy who does not know too much and will listen, punctuality, industriousness, honesty in work and money, and good temper even when the employer loses his own temper sometimes.
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Tariff foes cite sweatshop wage cuts from immigrant labor
Albany News argues that American manufacturers push down wages by importing European labor, aided by the sweating system. It cites a New York shirt factory worker who lost $7–$8 a week to $4–$5 foreign labor and notes testimony before the immigration committee proving wage suppression and contractor exploitation.
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Never be editors, Colonel urges Arkansas press
In a speech to the Arkansas Press Association Col Donan derides editors as unnecessary and damaging to a well governed family. He mocks editors as “packing block” figures and recommends plain fare like oatmeal and water for laboring men.
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