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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
2
In a jumble of opinions the piece notes Spain seen as rising in status with a wary eye on Carlist revival, the Maine-Augusta Chronicle’s memory, and the New York World cutting ties with Sylvester Scovel while political campaigns in Alabama hinge on Democratic majorities.
The Clover cotton mills of Yorkville, South Carolina, earned 12 percent dividends with over 25 percent profits and set aside excess for betterments. The Yorkville plant grew over seven years, returning more to stockholders than invested and expanding fourfold. The story supports southern cotton profits and cautions on poor management and capital limits elsewhere.
An old newspaper notice advertises a supposed cure named Galarth. The ad claims the product is a positive cure and lists a publisher and city. It warns readers about alleged medical results and suggests purchasing through a company and local druggists.
Governor Atkinson issues a proclamation submitting a constitutional amendment to voters on October 5 1893. The measure would elect state electors by general election and sets terms for judges and vacancies and outlines solicitor general elections and filling vacancies. Also notes Suetsy Mytrix as bankruptcy referee and Rural New Yorker census of 375000000 chickens in the United States.
A fragment recalls a broad claim about medical education and practice, noting that graduates from many colleges hold true expertise while licensing boards grant authority to practice. It mentions sufferers with wasting diseases nervous disorders and urinary difficulties as examples of conditions uncertainly treated under lay or nonstandard systems.
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