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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes England will use expanding bullets without alarming the Boers and that British news censorship will remain strict. It cites Admiral Dewey on navy and commerce, mentions the US Navy doubling strength by year end, and reflects on Montana and South Carolina industrial growth amid political zeal and state advertising.
The Savannah Morning News completes its fiftieth year, tracing origins to John M. Cooper and first editor Col. William T. Thompson. Col. J. H. Estill later acquired full ownership and built the paper into a leading, conservative Southland journal. The plant is described as a valuable state newspaper and job and book establishment.
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad promising a cure in two days titled Tene Lazative Bromo Quialzs Tabiets. It asserts all druggists refund money if it fails. The box supposedly bears Gore's signature, though the text is unclear and incomplete.
The piece argues for more aggressive action by Wheeler and others in the Philippines, criticizing promotions and mail campaigns aimed at suppressing opinion. It notes Wheeler’s claims that insurrection is nearly over, with recent expeditions showing gains, while warning the war may drag on if dissent is silenced and the public is not allowed to question the conflict.
In an interview, Senator Goebel explains he has never married due to constant work since childhood selling newspapers. He recounts early life selling papers in Covington and dismisses a hotel invitation from a lone lady as inappropriate without a companion.
A lengthy excerpt discusses the arrival of a first baby, praising expectant mothers and highlighting pain relief through a so called scientific liniment. It promotes a book titled Before Baby is Born and offers free delivery of the book from The Bradford Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia. The tone is earnest, urging readers to consider motherhood’s trials and rewards and to seek guidance.
Cordele Georgia imprint describes Christopher Sign Co printing signs including wood cardboard oil cloth and paper banners. Mentions pigments finishes as enamel glas and nickel components and references gasolene inks. Requests price information.
House for rent on College Street described as the most desirable dwelling. Occupied the last two or three years by F. H. McGhee. Apply to Thos. Harrold.
Miss Clara V. Roebuck is listed at the Alien Hons facility where services are promised with satisf action guaranteed. The fragmentary note mentions Beale and Matinfaction in connection with the location.
San Francisco reports a fresh bubonic plague outbreak from Honolulu with six deaths since the steamer Doris left on January 13. Total deaths reach twenty eight with twenty six cases under health department care as Hopolalu's Chinatown is quarantined and efforts to stamp out the disease intensify.
South Chicago Daily Calumet reports Manager Martin of Pierson drug store notes strong demand for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy amid the grippe season. Five bottles sold to a customer illustrate high satisfaction with its quick relief for cough sore throat and snags. Available from J R Hudson and Dodson's Pharmacy.
A damaged ad proclaims Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims relief for rheumatic and neuralgia issues in children and adults and promises mail delivery of the product from Hall's manufacturer. A local reader testifies to relief after years of suffering. A rental offer for a seven room house near Americus is also noted.
A man known as Sandy was sentenced today in the aupshior court to bang March for killing his brother in a family quarrel. The report also lists local drugstore ads for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and De Witts Witch Hazel Salve with testimonials and cautions about counterfeit products.
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