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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

6

Wedding Bells Tie Kala G Susber and A V Oliver in Andersonville

A marriage of interest to Many in Americas occurred Sunday evening at Andersonville when Mrs Kala G Susber and Mr A V Oliver joined in matrimony. The ceremony was at 2 p m at Representative B L Joiner’s residence, witnessed by friends from Americus, groom elect’s home. Reverend Robert L Biying will perform the vows as the couple plans a Jackson street home. The bride is esteemed in social circles and Mr Oliver is a well known Americus citizen.

Americas Sauday Andersonville Kala G. Susber A.V. Oliver Dp. m B. L. Joiner Americus Robert L. Biying Furlow Lawn Baptist Church Salem

Potatoes Rise Toward Luxury For Americus Merchants

The article notes Irish potato prices climbing from $1.00 per barrel to $7.20 to $8.50 in northern cities. Americus truckers yield 250 to 400 bushels per acre and spring crops sold cheaply, but merchants now charge $2.40 per bushel and face shortages. Few planted fall crops. increasing local production is urged.

Americus

Bennettsville Editor Credits Electric Hitters

A Bennettsville editor recounts his wife’s prior dyspepsia and collapse in health. After using four bottles of Electric Hitters she recovers fully, regains appetite and vigor, and enjoys improved digestion. The tonic is promoted as a positive cure with gentle laxative effects, available at E. J. Eldridge's for 60 cents.

A. Brown Bennettsville E. J. Eldridge

Americus to Host Next Masonic District Convention

Americus delegates to the Masonic Third District Convention in Cordele report a large turnout and generous Cordele hospitality. The meeting praised a delightful session and accepted Cordele’s invitation to host the next annual gathering, with about fifty lodges in the district sending delegates next year in Americus.

Americus Cordele Americas Masonic Third District

What a Tale It Tells: Liver Trouble Claim Ad

An old ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and blood purification. It promises clear skin, rosy cheeks, and a rich complexion, claiming the pills improve the liver and blood. Available for 250 at E. J. Eldridge's drug store.

Dr. King New Life E. J. Eldridge

Death Calls Respected Local Resident Agron Hart

News arrived yesterday morning of the death of Agron Hart who lived about six miles from Americus. He was aged beyond the typical three score and ten and is survived by two sons and a daughter Mrs George A McNeil of Americus. The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.

Agron Hart Americus George A. McNeil

Cure Sold in Head Kermott’s Laxative Quinine Notice

A historical note promotes Cure Sold in Head by Kermott’s Chocolates claiming quick relief for cold in head and gore. The item markets laxative quinine as an easy remedy, presenting bold claims about curing head cold symptoms.

Kermott's

Clay at the Front with a Dozen Bales of Cotton

Capt. Clifford O. Clay of Americus led Georgia in cotton receipts with eighteen new bales shipped by Sumter. He marketed twelve bales in one day, the largest shipment by a planter in the state this season, with six warehouses receiving two bales each. Clay expects seventy five bales next week as more shipments arrive.

Clifford O. Clay Americus Georgia Capt. Claye Times-Recorder Mr. Clay OC. C. Clay Sumter Clay

Cure deafness with constitutional remedies by Hall's Catarrh Cure

A misformed advertorial fragment claims deafness results from inflamed mucous in the Eustachian tube. It promises a hundred dollars for any page of deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and notes Hall's pills as the best. Our colony at the springs.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo

Americus Visitors Enjoy White Springs Florida Resort

Sheriff E L Bell returns from White Springs Florida where he spent a week with his wife sisters and friends. The Americus party reports the colony at the resort is enjoying the stay. Mercer University in Moscow Ga is praised for its modern ideas and improvements with a catalogue available from President P D Pollack Macon Ga. The Imperial library in Paris is noted for twenty six books printed on white silk.

E. L. Bell White Springs Fly Mercer University Moscow South P. D. Pollack Macon Imperial Paria

Close Call in a Mill Creek near Parker's Mill

Mr C B Gilmore reached Ameri ca at 1 o clock Saturday morning soaked and leading a disabled team after a perilous ford of a raging torrent. The mill creek rose in flood after a heavy rain turning the ford into a dangerous wash. Gilmore detached the harness and freed the horse which swam ashore while the buggy drifted. He lost a pistol and $60 in the struggle before reaching town five hours later for dry clothing and safety.

C. B. Gilmore America Parkers’ Mill Mr. Gilmore Gilmore Gayad Acatiam

Johnsons Tonic touted as fast fever cure and health insurance

A crowded collation of short items notes Johnsons Tonic claim of rapid fever relief and the slogan that it costs 50 cents if it cures. The rest reports a series of brief, varied notices including a distillery shooting in Landrum, a pardon in Columbia, Nordstroms execution in Seattle, diplomatic recognition in Washington, Shugarts expulsion in Chicago, Hoo-Hoo lodge meeting in Norfolk, a Montgomery church bequest, Chilean deputy unrest, and a Warrior shooting by a tramp.

Johnson

Disease of civilization and Dr Pierce cures consumption

An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak lungs and consumption related ailments. It touts alcohol free and narcotic free composition, urges chronically ill patients to seek consultation by letter, and cites testimonials including Mrs Arnie Dingman praising quick relief from cough. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Rlv. Pierce Buffalo N.Y Arnie Dingman Rapid City Kalkaska C ‘Ich

Fearful crash on rapid transit line leaves dead and many injured

Atlanta Aug 24 a collision on the river line between cars 103 and 104 at Simms ville killed 19 year old Harry Williams of 170 Mills street and seriously injured 16 others. Conductor Marion Tate J B Hartsfield C Williams Homer Pitts and R N Weaver among the injured rushed to Grady hospital with multiple wounds. The crash occurred after the crew of 104 failed to observe orders to wait at Johnsons switch 4 miles from the city.

Atlanta Harry Williams Mills Street Simmsville Johnson Grady Hospital Marion Tate J. B Hartsfield Corput Street Otorman C. Williams Homer Pitts Marietta Street R. N. Weaver John Crowley R. P. Burnett Reynolds Dr. Manor Jones Avenue J. A. Bizzell Julian Avenue J. B. Lee Mangum Street D. F. Parks McMillan Street T. D. Cheshire Morris Avenue John Weaver Riverside A. ©. Saddler Curran Street Weir Syl McNinoch Simmeville Car 103 Car 104 103 Johnson's Lee Simmagille

The One Day Cold Cure

A brief item notes a home remedy claim called The One Day Cold Cure using Ber mott chocolates laxative quinine and ascasy. It asserts quick relief for head cold and sore throat and includes a line that Children cry for them.

Bermott

Alabama sheriffs open fire on mob to stop lynching

In Birnsanam Alabama Sheriff North and deputies fired on a mob seeking to lynch Jim Brown after a conviction. Two mob members Walter Blankenship and Jamie Blankenship were fatally wounded. About 100 shots were fired and the mob dispersed but reformed, with the sheriff seeking governor's troops.

Birnsanam Ala Asheville North Jim Brown Walter Blankenship Jamie Blankenship

Lynching Follows Brutal Crime in North Carolina

A mob in McFarnay North Carolina hanged Luke Huff after he attacked Miss Lena Keith in her home, beating her with a chair, slashing her throat, and stabbing her head. About 1,000 shots riddled Huff’s body as the crowd noted their protection of women. Miss Keith remains critically ill. John Miller, accused of killing Willie Seaplane, was captured amid threats of lynching. John Barrett named U S commissioner for Asia and Australia for the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis.

McFarnay N. C Luke Huff Keith Lena Keith North Carolina Huff Miss Keith Asheville John Miller Willie Seaplane Buena Vista Miller Appolittea Washington John Barrett Asia Australia St. Louis Europe South America State Department

Officials Arrested in Nogales Chinese Visa Conspiracy

Washington reports treasury officials uncovered a wide Nogales conspiracy to admit Chinese into the United States. Collector William Hoey and deputy, Chinese Inspector B F Josey, Frank Howe, and another Chinaman held on charges. Arrests to follow. Hoey, from Muncie Indiana, long known among Indiana Republicans, appointed about a year and a half ago.

Washington Treasury Nogales Ariz United States William Hoey Chines B. F. Josey Frank Howe Cliftos Hoey Indiana Ixpiasapplis Muncie Ind Arizona

USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD IN MENTAL SCIENCE CURE CLAIMS

Dayrtexa Florida August 24 Helen Post Colonel O C Post and son in law O F Burgman arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud. They were taken to Jacksonville for a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Wi Archibald. Accused of sending circulars claiming to cure patients at a distance by mental science. Instructions told patients to go alone for 13 minutes daily and think of the healer while captive to the thought. Mrs Post claimed to cure diseases including restoring sight with her method and asserted no disease was incurable.

Dayrtexa Fla Helen O. C. Post O. F. Burgman Postoffice Fred D. Peet Jacksonville United States Wi Archibald Tients Post

Peculiar Death in Alabama Miner Row Ends Fatal Injury

A white miner John Jett died after a free-for-all fight among miners in Braunonam Alabama. An umbrella jammed into Jett’s nose, a sharp steel penetrated the brain, and he lingered in a onisureing condition. Local authorities investigate the incident as Dr Herrod of Gallatin reports the fatal injury and unclear who held the weapon.

Braunonam Ala John Jett Jett Hoty

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