Willingham prohibition bill killed in Georgia Senate
Artaxia Ga Dec 8 The Willingham prohibition bill failed in the Georgia Senate by 26 to 14 after lengthy debate ending its chances this session The outcome followed an overwhelming House vote and surprised supporters who believed it would narrow the margin against it Also included is an ad-like anecdote praising Electric Bitters and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonial claims from Philadelphia and an end note about medical remedies and virtue.
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Artaxia
Willingham
Senate
House
Buck'en
E. J. Eldredge
Roberta
Roberts
Utah
Sorman Steefiay
Tom Peat
Fragmentary Pharmacy Greeting Sparks Unclear Ad Copy
The text presents a garbled pharmacy style message claiming quality and freshness but contains numerous spelling errors and unclear meaning leaving the main intent ambiguous. It resembles an advertising draft with aims of customer reassurance and product reliability.
Violet scented perfume blend and pricing details
The notice lists violet based perfumes including White Rose Violet Helitrope Jockey Club Lilac and Lily of Valley. It notes a per ounce price of $125 for the fragrance mix and mentions Apple Extract FP as part of the odor combination.
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Jockey Club
Pocket Books Offer Includes Leather Pocket-Book and Case
An advertisement notes items for sale at varying prices: a black grain leather pocket-book and card case with seal laps and sachet bottom for 100 dollars, and a real seal pocket-book and card case with ear lining and heavy sterling silver mountings for 1.50 dollars.
Embossed Writing Paper at Point Gray Ga
Stationery item described as embossed writing paper from Weat Point Gray Blane or White with Americas Ga, gold blue or red letters. Handsome work, one quire paper with envelopes packed in neat box.
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Americas
Hall's Great Discovery Promised Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments for men women and children. It claims rapid relief and includes pricing and seller locations in Texas and Georgia. Also advertised is a mystic cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with dramatic claims of immediate effects from Am ericus Georgia and Americus sources.
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Hall
W. Hall
Homberts Dragelst
Americas
Dallas
Texas
Waco
HW. Brown
George Hotel
Revolt in Negros Kills Lieut Ledyard and Wounds Two
Lieutenant A. O. Ledyard of the Sixth Infantry was killed and two privates wounded in the Negros uprising. The incident, linked to insurgent victories in Luzon and Panay, prompted war department cables citing false rumors and defamatory articles. Ledyard was son of Henry B. Ledyard, president of the Michigan Central Railroad, and nephew of General Roggles. He joined as a private in the First Connecticut artillery at the Spanish American War outbreak and later served on General Miles’ staff in Puerto Rico.
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Meary
Ledysra
Michigan Central
Wasuvietos
Dec
Georral Otis
War Department
Negros
Ol ‘Tam
South Negros
Luzon
Panay
A. O. Ledyard
United States
Europe
San Francisco
Madrid
Hong Kong
Jante
Philippines
Insurgente
Léieutenant Ledyard
Henry B Ledyard
Michigan Central Railroad
General Roggles
Army
Conzeotius Artillery
Miles
A Sure Cure for Croup by Chamberlain’s Remedy
The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents croup when given at first hoarseness or after the cough appears. It touts twenty five years of constant use without a failure and asserts broad household adoption across the homeland. Hudson and Dodson.
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J B. Hodson
Dodeon
W. A. Rembert
Broah Land
Hudson
Dodson
Chamberlain
Thomas O. Bowza
Glen‘coe, O
J. R. Hudson and
Arra Bears the Tha Kind You Can Always Br Signature
It is easy to be economical when you have plenty with which to economize. The fragment suggests a casual reflection on thrift and abundance within a personal context.
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Cas
Dr Hathaway Cures Promoted In Medical Ad
An advertisement by J Newton Hathaway M D promotes a nonoperative cure claiming pain relief after long suppressive treatment. It cites a book titled Manliness Vigor Health and offers a free copy and symptom blank. Contact Dr Hathaway at 224 South Broad Street Atlanta Georgia and mention the paper.
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Busters
Hathaway
Steiceare
Rep
Ayenptom
J. Newton
Daily Market Reports and Local Ad Notes
Fragment reads mixed market terms and a local business ad. Mentions turpentine price around 38, general price notes wart unclear, and advertises cigars tobacco and pipes at Rembert's drug store 113 Forsyth Street. Likely a brief market update with a local merchant notice.
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Rembert's Drug Store
Forsyth Atreet
Great War Show Exhibits Three Days at Windsor Hotel Park
The Lumiere War Show tours Americas for three days with screens and live scenes of naval battles and ground fighting. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 100 for children. The exhibit includes depictions of Cervera’s fleet, Dewey at Manila, battles of Santiago and Guantanamo, and a Madrid bull fight.
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Hotel Park
Americas
Untler
Windsor Hotel
Park
Brunswick Times
Cervera
Abella
Vizcaya
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Guatanamo
Bascara
Dewey
Manila
Kansas Boys
Bacoon
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Havana
Philippines
Pain Balm Gains Noted Endorsement In Advertised Cure
Richmond Indiana resident D B Johnson credits Chamberlins Pain Balm with curing long standing rheumatism after 1862. He notes swelling and pain reduced after a single application. Other readers praise DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for baby sores and warn against counterfeits from W A Rembert.
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Asonre
Chamberlain
D. B. Johnson
Richmond
Ind
J. &. Hudson
Dodson
Huntsville Roundup Bale Plant Aims High for Farmers
The Huntsville Roundlap Bale Compress Plant, organized by T. W. Pratt, claims to be the largest bale plant in the region. It started in fall 1897, ginning about 3,600 bales in 1898 and plans to gin 14,000 bales this year, cutting baling costs from 2.50 to 1.00 per bale. Farmers deliver cotton to the gin, have it sampled and loaded in minutes, and may sell in any quantity without ginning. The system promises convenience and efficiency, letting farmers store, delay, or sell as desired.
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Huntsville
T. W. Pratt
Hancaville, Ale, Mercury
Mesars, Pratt & Coons
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Geo. D. Wheatley
Clothing Department
Nobby Saque
Saque
Washington
Saqua
Sterling
Cassimeres
Chew- Man
Ofood Weig
Bran
Messrs. Peck & Hauchhaus
Lamar
Cotton
Willingham Bill
Jona Oliver
Philadelphia
J. Eldridge
Morrow
Atlanta
W. C. Morrow
Central Railroad
Baca
Mina McMurry
Mexwellton
Mc Eavan
M. Callaway
J. B. Clark
Peoria
DeWitt
W. S. Rembert
Pharmacy
Pocket-Books
Stationery
Bob
Bob Blondge
Droge Yruggiet
Americus
Ga.a
Wollford
E. J. Eldridge
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Castoria
Soaps
Caticura
Parker's
Rogers & Gallet’s
Henri Rocheau
Paria
Sherlock &Co
Cotton Avenue
DR. Hathaway
Berte
John W. L. Daniel
Empire Shoe Store
E. D. Sheffield Co
Ry A
Ey Adamis
Abertas da
Zou
Childress
Company
Roundlap Bale Press
Killa Pollormas
George Lee
Botler
Poole
H. N Williams
Gentryville
W. A. Reabert
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