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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1900
Page
2
The article reports Hon. 2B. Lewis returning home to defend against allegedly circulated attacks by Fudge Allen Fort and followers. It notes local sentiment supporting the Third district congressman and hints at political peace arrangements with Tammany. It also mentions Cleveland and Dewey avoiding explicit Bryan support despite recent talks.
The Times-Recorder notes a changing web of political loyalties involving Judge Fort, Williams, Atkinson, and governor contenders. Fort’s support for Atkinson as senator conflicts with prior alliances as railroad commissioner roles emerge and Georgia figures realign ahead of key political moves.
Education item notes University of Pennsylvania senior class seeking to omit women from records and oppose co education. It cites other colleges like Wesleyan and Chicago University debating women’s enrollment amid broader flour and wheat trade notes. The piece blends campus reform with national economic shifts.
Nebraskan Congressman Dorsey says William J. Bryan’s health decline follows his Western trip and notes the suffering of Bryan’s weight. He argues government versus private enterprise costs influence major projects and cites a $2,500,000 cadet ball appropriation and Yale dormitory costs as economic contrasts.
An old advertisement touts Stopa the Cough and Cold Remedy with Lidzatiys Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day. It advertises no care and no pay with a price of 250.
A Confederate memory quotes Senator Hill praising Lee as virtuous and magnanimous, likening him to ancient and modern heroes. The excerpt contrasts U.S. exhibit numbers at the Paris Exposition with France Belgium and Britain, noting U S trust claims and asking for the answer to a fair shot.
The text reports on Alabama Steel and Wire's $2,000,000 wire and rod mill project, a related trade announcement with American Steel and Wire, and assorted brief items from Georgia and Washington reflecting regulatory and financial notes. Included are mentions of Gov Taylor’s defense plans, Chinese protection discussions, and a local bank creation in Greenville South Carolina.
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood impurities and skin issues. The copy promises rapid clearing of ulcers and deep seated sores, claiming healing for cancers and fevers with bold health claims. A brief office notice later states someone will be absent from work until further notice.
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