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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1901

Page

7

Pain Balm Testimony Promotes Local Remedy

A Dayton paper reader from New Lebanon Ohio touts Chamberlin’s Pain Balm for a wife’s back pain, claiming relief after a few days and full cure before using the bottle. The ad extols Allen’s Foot-Base as a remedy for foot issues and promotes mail orders and store availability.

Gorge Schank Ger New Lebanon Ohio Dayton Volketung Chamberlin Allen le Roy

How To Avoid Trouble With a Routine Colic Remedy

Advice urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now to prevent nighttime crises. Claims it is the most successful bowel medicine for children and adults and widely available from druggists.

Remarkable Cure Advertisements Mention Cough Remedy

A mixed set of testimonial style lines touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Foley's Kidney Cure. Claims of asthma like cough relief, kidney pain relief, and general health restoration are presented by named individuals including H. J. Strickfaden and John R. Hudson.

Chamberlain H. J. Strickfaden World-I Herald Fair Haven Watch All Druggista Thomas Maple Birkbeck Lil Foley John Re Hudson

Veterans Parade In Dixie Reunion Draws Five Thousand

The United Confederate Veterans final day featured a grand parade with about 5,000 veterans, bands, and accompanying organizations marching from Confederate hall to the riverfront. General George W. Gordon led the procession, followed by prominent dignitaries and maids of honor, as divisions from multiple states and departments filed past crowds on a clear, ideal day.

Ling Confederate Hall Dixie River Front Main Street Court of Honor Constan Gordon George W. Gordon A. R. Taylor John B George Moorman Kiry Denton Mra Elly . Ball E Camfogs Eloise Wormeley J. H. Humphreys Phoebe Frazer Edmonds Joseph Bruce M. O. Callaway Bettie Yancey Department of the Army of Northern Virginia Virginia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia Trans-Mississippi Missouri Texas Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Pacific Coast Army of Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Florida Tennessee Negro Division of Veterans Forrast Cavalry Corps Sons of Veterans Biscoe Hindman Nathan Bedford Forrest Memphis

Deadly pistol duel ends in Memphis brothers duel ends in tragedy

In Memphis Mepis May 81 William Wooten and his brother Jesse Wooten shot each other on a crowded street after a Confederate veterans parade. William fell dead at Jesse wife’s feet while Jesse lay mortally wounded, both men seized by officers and placed under arrest. Domestic troubles cited as motive.

Jesse P. Wooten W. Wooten Memphis Mepis William Wooten Jesse Brother

Forty-Six Bales of Cotton Recovered From Catawba River

In Onantorte North Carolina May 31 the interior of the big cotton compress shows a floor coated with nine feet of cotton. A cotton bale from the Catawba river belonged to the Southern Railway and was part of a wreck that dragged a trestle and several cars downstream. Forty six bales were recovered and spread to dry. Also recovered were a rice car Granite car and a provisions car. Farmers along the stream may later find a crop of rice growing nearby.

Onantorte N. C Catawba Southern Railway Company

Mozley Lemon Elixir Adverts and Anecdotes Across Pages

A compilation of testimonials and promotional text for Mozley’s Lemon Elixir detailing its claimed cures for biliousness indigestion and malaria plus reader letters praising relief from headaches and dyspepsia. The snippet also includes unrelated ad lines and generic quotes from various sources.

H. Mozley Atlanta de. H. Mozley Bawrenn Griflip Morning Call

New York Chamber Delegates Meeting With King Edward

Delegates from the New York chamber of commerce arrived at Windsor Castle at King Edward's invitation. The king’s reception was abrumed by rumors of political significance and a royal mourning explanation. Delegates toured Windsor with a royal overseer, then shared refreshments in a shaded orangery area before a formal audience.

Lonnos New York Chamber of Commerce Windsor Castle King Edward Lord Avebury Indsor Castle New York Windsor Metropolis Messrs Carnegie London Et Ee Matus Victoria Wrrrior England

Anxiety in England over South Africa war reports

The British war office silence on Boer victories near Pretoria fuels anxiety in England. A Sun story claims Botha sought peace via Standerton with Kruger, and that Kitchener allowed it. Claims of 10,000 Zulus on the warpath and other Boer raids are cited as further tensions. A medical testimonial notes Foley's Honey and Tar easing a child’s croup.

South Africa Windfonteis War Office Pretoria Lospow The Sun Today Botha Standerton Kruger Netherlands Kitchener Sun Zululand

The Alabama Convention and Flood of Ordinances

A Mayland Alabama constitutional convention opens with roll call but stalls after reaching the letter K. The session features proposals on road taxation, jury verdict thresholds, waivers of trial by jury, education board membership, veterans tax exemptions, district residency, school fund racial division, school tax rates, interest caps, railroad commissioners selection, and a literacy test as citizenship proof.

Mowroommay Ala Booker T. Washington Boards of Education An & A Senate

Remedy for Nervous Exhaustion

A vintage advertisement promotes the Mystic Life Renewer as the fastest nerve builder and life strengthener. It claims to cure loss of appetite indigestion nervous weakness heart palpitations and failing health. Marketed by E J Eldridge a druggist in Americas with a marketing claim about virtue and pleasure.

E. J. Eldridge Americas

Blood Balm advert promises cure all with B B B tonic

An old patent medicine ad hawks Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for ulcers scrofula pimples itching and bone ache claiming it purifies the blood and restores vigor. It offers a trial and price of one dollar from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. A stray sentence about a man named Jonah and his wife follows with no clear link to the ad.

Atlanta

Anti-Diuretic May Help Parents and Sleepers

An arching ad cites Dr E Dotchon s anti diuretic as useful for children and sleep related bed wetting. It touts cures by E J Eldridge druggist and mentions Mr F D Arnold s endorsement. The Peabody Institute colored teachers meet June 17 for two weeks in Cordale, Sumter county teachers required to attend at least one week. Dr Loyal Ford s Dyspepticide promoted as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms.

Peabody Institute Peabody Institute For Colored Teachers Cordale Sumter County Moonn County School Bumter Coy

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Castoria Wrarfer Bears Cotton Avenue ID. Sheffield Company Heaven Richards Christ Don Folley John R, Hudson John R. Hudson J. B. Gordon Mozley Erta W Jonas Parkersburg Morley Henry Ap Firet Ave Birmingham Mus Beviazay Woodatook Geo. C, Hickock, Curtiss Wis Wollford Americus Royal Domain Continent Mr. Wolcott Senator Clark Mamie Smith Middlesboro Slater John B. Hudson Arctic Jonah F. D. Arnold Arnold John BR. Hudson Loyal Ford
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