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Newspaper

Savannah Weekly Echo

Location

Savannah, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1884

Page

4

Premium club subscriptions for Baltimore Weekly Sun

A.S. Abell & Co announces liberal club terms for the Baltimore Weekly Sun and Daily Sun. Options include yearly, quarterly, and multi-copy arrangements with single copies by mail. safest payment methods and strict adherence to published terms.

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Postage Offer Promises Quick Wealth From Truk Co

An advertisement urges sending six cents for postage to receive a free costly box of goods that allegedly brings rapid, substantial earnings. The copy targets all readers and claims a broad path to fortune for workers, with an address given as Truk & Co in Augusta, Maine.

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The Times intends stronger growth and fearless independence

The Times pledges continued independence and fearless reporting with a stronger staff and larger reach. It emphasizes concise editing, global news, and essays aimed at busy readers and loyal citizens, while contrasting with declining older weeklies and detailing subscription rates.

Savannah Florida & Western Ry Train Schedule

Daily arrivals and departures at Thomasville Bainbridge Chattahoochee Jesup Waycross Callahan Jacksonville Dupont Suwannee Live Oak New Branford Valdosta Quitman listed. Connections split between Savannah Waycross and Waycross Jacksonville with Pullman cars and steamer service to Cedar Key. Indicates timetable details, late inferences, and ticket office notes.

Savannah Charleston Florence Wilmington Weldon Richmae Ween Washington Baltimore Philadelp New York Charlton Junction Richmond Augusta Beaufort Port Royal Savannah Weeteerees Yomassee Aam Mall Pullman Palace William Bren Bull Street Sava Florida and Western Railway Gadsden C. Bortston G. P J. W. Crata Muster Transportation Thomasville Bainbridge Chattahoochee Jesup Callahan Jacksonville Dupont Suwannee Daly Live Oak Tank New Branford Valdosta Quitman Uawnr Waycross Johnston's Blackshear Folkston Quitman Thomasville Fernandina Branswick Madison Monticello Tallahassee Suwannee Cedar Cedar Keys Gulf Steamships Pensacola Mobile New Orleans Texas trans-Mississippi Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad Live Oak Jesu Dee Neen Earies Duport d Fs Thom S Tlbam Arive Albany Thomasville Daly Yea Eupon’ Diy Jackeonsie Llahdan Daly Weycros Jesip Daly Savennah Vaily Soosees Pulman Jlalace Thomassile Pullman Alace Buffet Savanal Hin Iswick Brinswick Macon Frnandina Waldo Guinesville Te‘ur Key Ocala Wildwood al Estatio Orida ,Transit and Peninsulal Railroad Jacksville Green Cove Springs St. Augustine Palatki Fate Pore Fate Pore, Sanfordan Ailandgeontt John's Iilver Southwestern Railroad Eifauly Montgomery New Alans Savannah Railway Central Railroad Po'n's Rni Belih Iiren Isuil Street Opings

Great Southern Railway Line Promotes East, Texas and Gulf Routes

The Great Southern Railway touts through sleeping cars from Memphis to New York via Roanoke and Shenandoah Valley, with connections to New Orleans and Texas routes. It advertises direct service to Watering Places in East Tennessee and Virginia and anticipates opening Georgia lines via Brunswick, Rome, and Waycross to Florida. Pamphlets available from the general passenger agent in Atlanta.

Tennessee Virginia Great Southern East Tennessee Texas Northwest Memphis Charleston Calera Meridian New Orleans New York Roanoke Georgia Division Brunswick Ooga Rome Florida Georgia Gen. Pass Agt Atlanta

The Sea Laments Youth and a Mystic Ending

In measured, elegiac verse a speaker mourns a lost youth and contemplates mortality and memory. He rejects forcing closure, choosing instead to wait for revelation and quietly read the final pages of the mystic book when ready.

The Golden Maxim Fails a London Heir

John Richardson ends rich but unwise after teaching his son a famed rule to pay the best price for the best article. Alfred rejects prudence and pursues fame and fortune through pleasure, politics, and stock schemes, ending in debt and a garret. The tale cautions that wealth comes with the right price and restraint.

John Richardson London Metropolis Alfred Lord Chercot Edward Allright Tom Daredevil Isking Mary Tompkins Ensign Jenkins Erie Alfred, Richardson Richardson Clerkenwell Abraham Solomons

Fortune in Boots Highlights Russian Peasant Luxury

The article quotes travelers on Russia noting boots are a lifelong luxury for peasant girls who must endure cold walks barefoot to church. It cites a three rouble boot price as a once in a lifetime expense. Also mentions Sahara sand composition and a plant leaf transforming energy dynamics in a brief, miscellaneous section.

Russia

Curious notes from a Victorian miscellany

The excerpt surveys varied topics from a 1640 Psalm Book as a British American printing milestone to modern curiosities. It mentions print and postage tricks, linseed oil processing, memory quirks, fashion names after the Crystal Palace exhibition, Greek named dress goods, Antigropelos shoes, German reading tests, a dangerous Japanese poison, and bees and rats atop the Washington Monument.

America Paris Crystal Palace London Oge Washington Monument

Origin of Names of the Fabrics

This piece traces fabric name origins from Damascus to Calicut and Bagdad. It covers Damask satin calico muslin alpaca buckram taffeta tabby cambric Gauze baize jeans drugget duck blanket serge diapers diaper diager velvet shawl bandanna chintz and related terms. It notes European and Asian sources and historical links.

Damascus Zaytown China Calicut India Mosul Asia Peru Cairo Bagdad Cambrai Gaza Jean Ireland Drogheda Torque Normandy Tomas Blanket England Ypres Newner Jaine Journal Rade

Invention of Glass Through Ancient Times

The article traces glass origins from ancient Egypt and Phoenician lore. It cites a blue glass lion head from Thebes, inscribed with a ruler’s name around 2400 B C, and notes glass blowing in tombs of Beni Hasin dating to about 2000 B C.

Tas Thebes Signor Drovetti British Museum Beni Hasin

Atlas Supports World Then Marries Rich Wife

A classroom joke on ancient myth turns to a quip about wealth as Ethel suggests Atlas married a rich wife after being asked who supported Atlas. The line captures a light, humorous exchange in a teacher student dialogue.

Ethel Atlas

A Military Man and Modern Masts in Ships

A Washington note recalls General G C Kniffin praising St Jacobs Oil after his wife’s cure and joking about paying $100 for a bottle. The piece then notes iron masts replacing wooden ones on large ships, and advertises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and other tonics as remedies for various ailments.

Washington, D. C G. C. Kniffin St. Jacobs Oil

City of Boston disaster recalled by Captain on Alaska voyage

Captain George Sid dons Murray, aboard Alaska of Guion line, recalls the ill fated City of Boston wreck in a southeast Atlantic hurricane. He and others, including a former chief officer, narrate the ship’s collision with ice and sinking, and Murray credits Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure for his recovery from long standing rheumatic illness.

Boston Eoerar New Pinland George Siddons Murray Alaska Guion Line Murray Antwerp Ing Jett Ky Oe Murray Sio Wilms & Guion Queenstown Warner Liverpool Bright Cap- Murray Savings Bank

Frazer Axle Grease Endorsed After Centennial Medal

Frazer axle grease lasts two weeks while others wear out in days. Do not be imposed by humbugs. Ask your dealer for Frazer’s, with label. Saves horse labor and rider effort. Won first medal at the Centennial and Paris Expositions. Sold everywhere.

Frazer Frazer’s Ubel

Last Manufacturer Testifies to Hunt's Remedy

A Boston resident from April 14 1883 at 68 G Street South Boston testifies to recovery from kidney complaints after using Hunt's Remedy. The testimonial praises daily use and recommends it to friends as beneficial, noting a settled population of 300.

Hunt W. H. Stilson Tyler St Boston Mas Mass

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