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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1895
Page
3
Brown's Iron Bitters is described as an age old strengthening remedy. It is said to gently stimulate vital organs purify and enrich the blood beautify the complexion sweeten the breath and transform disease weakness into health.
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom as a natural remedy for female disorders. It claims immediate relief with direct application to diseased parts and promotes itself as a safe, painless cure. The piece offers mailing the pastille for one dollar from Dr J A McGill Co in Chicago and lists druggists as stockists.
A fragmentary item describes a new company adopting a bright insignia for its box car design called Savannah Short Tint, likened to a shortest line to Savannah by the Georgia and Alabama line. It also reports farming notes, a Georgia crop sequence, and legal delay for two convicts pending habeas corpus while Sumter delegates return from the State Agricultural Society meeting. J Harper Black and M L Lackey attend Cumberland. J C Waddell reelected. next session in Rome.
Captain Lyman Hall has conducted a recruitment tour in Americus and eastern counties to promote the State School of Technology. Several local youths including Roland Harper Albert Harris Allen Oliver Joe Roney Jr J C Wheatley Cliff Clay Jr and W B Hollis may attend the school, as Hall departed yesterday to continue the drive.
The notice describes seasonal illness with loss of appetite and sleep, noting a prostrating effect of warm weather. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills restore health by purifying blood and aiding digestion. Also mentions Miller's Preserving Tablets and a local druggist W A Rembert selling them. local office absence until January 1.
Telegraph announces the death of Mr Torrel Wellborn, brother-in-law of Mr Exekiel Taylor, at his home in Terrell County on Friday night. Wellborn, aged seventy, had long suffered paralysis. survived by his wife, an elder daughter of Col. 8. K. Taylor, and several children.
A Brooklyn woman named Misa Marguerita Maldhof is noted among trolley feeder inventors. The piece thread a scatter of ads and testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praising its cures for dysentery and bowel complaints, with endorsements from various druggists. Also mentioned are lost watches, railway fare notices, and local notices from 19th century pages.
An executive committee assembled at the Metropolitan Hotel on August 1 discussed its broad mandate for the Demo extaxtleller conference, deciding to limit aims and avoid extending the conference’s core task. The group said its goal remains practical completion of needed organizational work.
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