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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1890
Page
17
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or entity named Cam Lae Thee 4 and a reference to a date or event within a listed period. The readable text is incomplete and provides limited context about location, action, or outcome.
An advertisement touts Beckien’s ArnION Baive as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price at 2 1/2 cents per box sold by W J Platt.
A Georgia farmer reports using a salt and water mist on bean plants to repel worms that damage crops. The method aims to reduce worm activity and protect yields at the farm.
An old advertisement claims Nervous Prostration can be cured by Platt's Drug Store Nerve Tonic and Electric Bitters improving appetite digestion and restoring liver and kidneys function with surprising results.
A promotional pitch urges readers to try a remedy for coughs colds and chest troubles claiming it can become a home staple. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and offers trial bottles free at Pigott's Drugstore.
A fragment notes surprising crop yields with vegetables and fruit described oddly. It claims land of 120 square yards could yield 4000 pounds of fruit versus wheat and potatoes, highlighting questionable comparisons and archaic measurements.
Rev J B Hawthorne of First Baptist Atlanta proclaims it a great remedy. Rev Sam P Jones urges suffering wives to obtain it. Reported daily sales of fifty gallons in Atlanta with numerous cures. The firm offers certificates and full directions with each bottle priced at $1.50, ship by express if needed.
Advertises Swaynes Ointment as remedy for moisture itch and sting night symptoms. Claims it heals ulceration and removes tumors, with a 50 cent price by mail from Dr Mwayne and Son in Philadelphia.
Mr J Morris of Gardi brick yard Jesup Georgia reports a single watermelon vine that sprang up last spring and sprawled across ground yielding thirty one watermelons weighing 41 pounds total from one plant.
A Atlanta syndicate will build a magnificent hotel in Honduras to rival Florida as a winter resort. Major Frank Warren will supervise the project and Sam Venaille will serve as president of the company.
The Augusta Chronicle notes race-based census patterns with whites increasing more than blacks in several states. Louisiana February totals show white gains. Virginia black belt declines outside towns. North Carolina counties show declines due to southwest exodus. Mississippi Yazoo and central hill areas shift differently. North Louisiana river districts show little growth. Southwest Louisiana whites rise while blacks remain nearly stationary.
An advertorial piece highlights leading Southern merchants like Stein Bloch Co and Zeigler claiming control over fashion lines and shoes. It extols Augusta Brewing Co as producing wholesome beer and promotes a health tonic made from the yellow pine.
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