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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1900
Page
2
A collage of 1899 concerns from public figures and press. Notes on General Miles delaying West Point graduates, the paper trust fight, Shackleford free-list bill, Riis lynching remarks, Tutuila ratification and Philippines thoughts, Palmer wealth critique, Northwestern growth showings, Beveridge Philippines sermon, and a stray Cold Cure ad ending with garbled text.
A southern editorial tone argues expansion benefits for cotton exports to Asia and cites Morgan, Sullivan, and Howell as proponents. The piece contrasts Republican expansion talk with the Post’s view that the Cotton States will remain Democratic, opposing McKinley and Bryan on Philippine policy and unlikely to swing any southern electoral votes.
A collection of observations on foot deformities in society and military admissions, noting pointed toes and tight footwear as causes of widespread physical defects. The piece links foot health to overall fitness and cites a veterinary example contrasting human and animal shoeing. It also touches on political rhetoric between Hill and Wolcott and signals about Boer night signaling and German code usage.
Advertisers offer wood and cardboard printers, cloth tapes, taper signs, big muslin signs in fast colors. Signals small yardage rates, displays materials like brass, gold, nickel, glass, enamel and aluminum. A south Baltimore gas engine factory prints 10,000 signs daily. Write for price lists.
John M ie Jr a young white man from the Hymansiilis section in the county Eas Leen is jailed on a preliminary charge of counterfeiting. Hearing adjourned to the next day as United States Commissioner Walter Howe could not obtain key witnesses amid circulating suspected counterfeit coins.
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