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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
4
Marie Louise Myrick is identified as editor and business manager in the editorial room listing with a telephone number 99 and a department code 36.00 representing an internal reference.
In Americus Georgia on April 4 1902 a column reflects on political figures Bryan Miles and Shaw and Hanna. It questions race equality in the G A R and discusses treasury surplus with Morgan. Florence Burns in New York is discharged after killing her seducer and a critical remark about a girl taking justice into her own hands closes the item.
Rules issued by the state Democratic executive committee in Atlanta on March 20 1902 for a June primary. White democrats registered in 1901 or within ten days before the primary may vote for state officers including governor attorney general comptroller general treasurer agriculture commissioner state school commissioner two supreme court justices one prison commissioner and county executive committees. Delegates to the convention to be chosen from supporters of the top candidate with double representation for each county. Delegates cannot proxy to nonresidents. proxies must be county supporters. The order continues.
A 1902 Georgia party document orders a statewide white Democratic primary to nominate state officers and judges, with circuits consolidating county tallies and reporting to the state convention. It outlines ballot design, registration, and procedures for judges, solicitors general, and US senator contests, plus appointment of ballot forms and county conduct rules.
An advertisement asserts blood impurities cause skin diseases from eczema to pimples and promotes Swift Specific as a guaranteed vegetable blood purifier. It cites a testimonial from ILT Rhode of St Louis claiming dramatic hide improvement after using the remedy, urging readers to request a free book and consult physicians.
A Batesville Indiana man recalls three months of severe cold resisting druggists and physicians. After trying various remedies he used Foley's Honey and Tar, with eight doses curing him. The note warns against substitutes and ends with a motto about truth.
A Danville resident recalls a daughter’s persistent cough that finally improved after Foley's Honey and Tar. The piece also notes an adage favoring a quiet voice over a whip or rein when directing a horse.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping coughs healing lungs and preventing pneumonia. The note urges refusing substitutes and cites John R. Hudson. The line asserts timely correct use over wrong timing.
Senator B Z Herndon died at his Dalton home from pneumonia at age. He had served as United States commissioner, Whitfield county representative, and was state senator of the Forty third district. Born in Union and later moving to Georgia, he was the son of renowned lawyer Zachariah Herndon. The death came after two weeks of confinement and shocked the community.
The Moore hotel in Buchanan Georgia was destroyed by a morning blaze between 2 and 3 o'clock. The two story frame building burned after the stove flue ignition in the kitchen. Firefighters saved neighboring structures and contents. owner G M Roberts faced a $1,500 loss with no insurance.
Here is your chance to buy a Coleman property on Lee Street four acres fronting three streets priced at 3,1000. The sale also includes other city property and farms available.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughing colds bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough hoarseness pneumonia and other lung ailments. It mentions John R Hudson and Foley's Kidney Cure as safe remedies with claims of non injurious ingredients.
Five pieces 64 inch half bleached Damask and 1000 yards Embroideries and Insertion offered at 39c and 5c respectively. Best standard Calicoes at auction price. Black Taffeta Silk 20 inches at 48c. Percales yard-wide 8c. Silk Stripes Grenadines 48c. Linen Apaque Window Shades 29c with fringe 25c. Balbriggan U n dershirts 25c. First fifty customers Monday get 19c 10 yard lawn pattern. Tuesday first fifty get 98c 10 yard cotton wash goods. Sale starts 8 o'clock.
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