War talk and quotes from the Times-Recorder
The Times-Recorder quotes McIntosh declaring a decisive push to aid Ladysmith and vows no turning back. It recalls Colson’s quiet yet gritty Washington image after a Kentucky incident and notes Miss Lillian Whiting’s channeling from Mrs. Piper. It also covers Sumter county’s dog law stance and Andrew Carnegie’s remarks on poverty and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Whiting
Kate Field
New York Herald
Mrs. Piper
Miss Whiting
Investments of Goulds spur cotton mill expansion in North Osrolina
The World notes Goulds invest in North Osrolina cotton mills with new construction increasing spindle counts and raw material intake, signaling a shift in Southern manufacturing beyond cotton exports. The piece questions what historical figures would say about these changes and frames the trend as a broad onset in diverse enterprises nationwide. Also referenced are a cold remedy ad and a medicine claim.
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Goulds
Osrolina
Ubevoluste
Bates
John G.calhoun
New England
Bouth
Carolina
Americus
America
A. Ww. Smith
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
Americus, Ga
The Fiddler Had Smallpox Epidemic in Fayette County
Private advices report a smallpox outbreak in Fayette county confined to negroes. A dance near Hampton drew about 200 Fayette county blacks, followed days later by about eighty more cases among the Fayette contingent. In Washington, congressional ladies at the Metropolitan hosted a brilliant tea yesterday with notable Georgian guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fayette County
Hampton
Fayette
Wasurxotox
D. C
Metropolitan
Bradfield's Female Regulator Product Ad in 19th Century Catalog
An OCR fragment advertises Bradfield's Female Regulator claiming to correct menstrual disorders and promote health. It mentions a $12 price, promises a free book, and lists The Bradfield Regulator Co. based in Atlanta with a reference to Allan House, amid garbled terms and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Atlante
Prosperous South Sees Southern Progress The Sun
The Southern Agricultural Commissioners meeting in New Orleans receives praise from President C. B. Stevens of Georgia. He argues the South is more prosperous now than in thirty years, with manufacturing diversifying beyond cotton. He urges less cotton, more garden truck, and notes rising prices for mules, ploughs, corn, forage, and meat, predicting continued growth and a stronger regional economy.
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Southern Agricultural Commissioners
New Orleans
Association
C. B. Stevens
Georgia
South
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Simash
New York Sun
Potter Palmer's Aide Esther Wallace Joins Real Estate
Rich Chicago magnate Potter Palmer entrusts Miss Esther Wallace with managing his vast property empire. Wallace determines tenant credit, rent viability, and client whims, oversees repairs and decor, and acts as secretary. Her swift rise began after debuting as a stenographer at the world’s fair aided by top financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Potter Palmer
Chicago
Esther Wallace
Potter
Miss Wallace
Wallace
Felix Rhodes Linked to Wildcat Insurance Probe
A garbled report from January 23 mentions Felix Rhodes who allegedly represents several insurance companies known as wildcat firms. The Comptroller General plans to testify in the investigation in Columbus or related collection efforts. Details remain unclear due to text corruption.
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Avianta
Felix Rhodes
Siz
Mpurancs
Censtrom
Tates
Coletaben Gn
Batarday
Ute Snaps Feat in Peart Event Snippet
A fragment notes a Ute achievement during a Peart event, with unclear wording but indicating a noteworthy performance by a Ute participant in the scene.
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Sraith
Mr. Wright
Strand Theatre
London
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Sweaday Hudson's Drug Store
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BLY Brothers
Warren St
Isss Seseescese
D. Pearlman
Dry Gods
Said Pasha
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Olivette
Chimes
Normandy
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FeSeee
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Ona Po
Blocton Lump
Reeaity
Christopher Sigh Co
Cordele, Georgia
Gasolene
Baaggges
Tama Windsor Hotel
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Steve Wooten
Carey
M. Callaway
Battie
J.J. Hanesley
College Street
F. H. McGhee
Thos. Harrold
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