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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
3
Anyone can make money but wise savers grow it. Start with $1 and receive a Home Bank free. Call to learn about our plan offering 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded. Office located in Americus National Bank Building on Cotton Avenue.
Americas banks retire clearing house certificates as money grows plentiful and demand eases. Officials Grimshaw and Hammond return from Hamlet to discuss Seaboard system health, potential wage cuts, and reduced operating costs. The Seaboard receivers aim to strengthen the road and resume thriving business.
Hyomei marketed as a direct airborne remedy to destroy catarrhal germs and heal mucous membranes. Dodson's Pharmacy guarantees refund if Hyomei fails to benefit a sufferer. Contained a note about a New York hotel arrival alleging luggage genuineness rather than title verification.
A 15 year endorsement of Hall's Catarrh Cure from Walding Kinnan Marvin and wholesale druggists of Toledo offers one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation. The Ex column critiques Colonel J Ham Lewis remarks in the Chicago Tribune.
An advertisement questions kidney and nervous system strain and lists symptoms such as flank pain and frequent urination. It promotes Williams Kidney Pills as a cure at 50 cents, from Williams Manufacturing Company of Cleveland, with distribution via W. A. Remnant. The Philadelphia Ledger notes a Thaw case witness claiming ignorance.
R M James of Louellen Arkansas touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria poison misery. He claims it breaks up chills or bilious attacks quickly and clears liver and blood ailments. Sold by Ellridge Drug Co with a guarantee.
A fragment notes Georgia adopting a new name, Chas ver State New York Mail, signaling a regional naming shift. The unusual label appears in OCR text, with no clear context on governance or official adoption details.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says the pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working right. The Florida Times-Union notes Georgia is taking her medicine and references Kansas, with safety money-back refunds at Eldridge Drug Co.
An advertisement touts a home remedy to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a money back guarantee. E W Grove’s signature appears on each box, price 25 cents, with distribution on Tue Thu Sat. A Missouri man who enlisted after losing work and then inherited a fortune is noted as not triggering a recruiting influx.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia and cure coughs with claims of lung healing. It also advertises Paro Ointment promising pile relief in 6 to 14 days with money back. The piece notes bias among female reporters covering a trial and critiques coverage.
Price slashing and winter items attract shoppers to this store. Readers are urged to act quickly, as plum bargains go to the first buyers and reading the ad is worthwhile for smart spending.
A sales note offers five Mercerized Table Damask pieces 68 inches wide with a range of patterns at 65e to boost linen sales. Also seven pieces of Double Satin Table Damask 72 inches wide with napkins, promoted at a special price near 85e and 1.00 quality. Napkins match at 2.25 per dozen.
Six pairs of gray wool blankets offered in full size with fancy borders at 2.96 after regular 3.50. Six pairs of all wool red blankets described as extra large with black border and silk ribbon, regularly 36.50, priced at 4.98 this week.
An advertisement outlining carpet offerings in ingrains tapestry Brussels body Brussels Sultan Velvets and Axminster at moderate prices. It promises fair figures and quality work, inviting customers to select from the best products for their homes.
A local sale offers ladies sample skirts in an all-wool Panama fabric. Colors include black and blue.
Local shop highlights brown and fancy mixture blends priced two dollars under norm. Offer promotes ndge styles ranging from five to six fifty per unit with a limited weekly discount highlighted by the advertisement’s shorthand.
Promotion offers coats in broadcloth kersey and coverts in black tan and gray, with unlined half lined and fully lined options. Regular prices from 8.50 to 40.00, now discounted by a quarter this week.
A straight 16 percent advance in the last thirty days contrasts with old prices for new stock. Choose from pattern options at 15 cents per yard savings. Low prices, best workmanship, and top quality fabrics.
Sale notice advertises strong stockings for boys and girls that wash and wear well. Children’s black ribbed stockings with high spliced heel and fast colors, regular 20¢ quality, offered 2 for 25¢. Also boys extra heavy ribbed stockings priced at 35¢.
A damaged OCR fragment references a local matter with readable bits about a public action and unnamed authorities. The incomplete text hints at a deadline or steps but lacks clear dates, names, or places. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Passenger schedules effective August 12 1906 show daily Art Trains from Cordele Rochelle Abbe ville Helens Lyons Collins Savannah Columbia Richmond Portsmouth and points east with Meridian Time. Through connections at Cordele Columbus Montgomery for New Orleans Mobile and all Texas and the southwest and northwest. Night trains offer through Pullman sleepers and coaches between Savannah and Montgomery. For information apply to HUP Everett Americus Ga and agents Savannah.
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