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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
3
An assortment of testimonials and advertisements tout Hall’s Great Discovery as a remedy for rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, indigestion, and other ailments. The pieces mix medical claims with endorsements from individuals like W A Rembert and Whedon, noting cures and benefits across diverse conditions.
Americus news says Charles Perry, wanted for burglary and linked to the Prof. White murder, was arrested in Philadelphia after an attempt to pawn the murdered man’s silverware led to his capture. He allegedly confessed to the crime and flight from Americus, with indictments and trial expected to follow. The report notes Perry’s possible accomplices and prior prison time, as Sheriff McArthur coordinates with Philadelphia authorities. The piece ends with an unrelated ad note about Syrup of Figs and a comment on work ethic.
A mass gathering at First Baptist tonight aims to raise funds for Indus relief, organized under the local Ministers Evangelical Association. Contributions will be sent to the Christian Herald in New York to buy food supplies.
Mrs. Mary Addison, longtime resident and respected figure in Americas, died yesterday in Shellman at her daughter Mrs. Childress home. Her remains arrive last night and will be buried at Oak Grove cemetery at 9 this morning with pallbearers listed.
A collection of vintage ads extols Foley's Kidney Care and Banner Balm for kidney and skin ailments, claiming relief from kidney trouble and other conditions. Testimonials hail improved health, urging readers to follow medical guidance and consider the products offered by Davenport Drug Co. Womensreferee
A Louisville Confederate veterans parade defied bad weather as reunions called off earlier. Thousands endured rain, many leaving city by train as 63,000 visitors recorded. General Gordon praised the reception and Memphis was chosen for the 1901 reunion.
Beautifully engraved invitations announce the Farlow school commencement at Glover's opera house on the 14th. Twelve graduates include Mary Tower valedictorian and Marie Lamar salutatorian. Hon. Henry Richardson will deliver a literary address and the event promises notable oratorical treats.
A collage of 19th century newspaper filler and medical pitch including boasts of Tutt’s Liver Pills and Chamberlain’s stomach tabs, testimonials about Dr King’s New Discovery, and ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease, Foley’s kidney cure, and a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism. Also notes on crime coverage and a local piano for sale.
A. K. Hawkes famed Alana Optician arrives direct from home offices to Americus for three days starting June 1st. Tests available with modern equipment for scientific adjustment of spectacles and eye glasses. Hawkes enjoys strong public trust and has fitted glasses to countless customers nationwide.
Alberta H. Holsey of Americus earned salutatory honors at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, also wrote the class song and played a major role in closing exercises. She is the daughter of the late 8 H. Holsey, a respected Americus citizen who died after 54 years of service. A scientist notes a fever for greeabecks brood and its contagiousness.
An 19th century advertisement spread extols Mozley Lemon Elixir for liver stomach and kidney regulation indigestion headaches nervous prostration and fevers. It includes testimonials from Ezra Jones Harri Apnen and Mrs E A Bronie praising cures for headaches ulcers digestion and nervous disorders. Also promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Little Early Risers with endorsements from W A Rombert and a preacher’s note on peace.
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