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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
7
A dated advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia liquor as an instant aid for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims proper digestion and nourishment while the stomach rebuilds itself, urging readers to try the holly preparation for relief. The endorsement is signed by WA Rombert.
An Eldridge druggist advertises a remedy named Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. The product claims rapid action within days and immediate disappearance of symptoms. Offered at 75 cents with emphasis on its powerful and mysterious effects.
Asheville Street Railway seeks a line to Biltmore as the mayor and aldermen defend city bids and denounce a circulating rumor about a bid disclosure. The board now questions if Asheville can extend south Main without another city grant from the May 30 1900 resolution. In Puinepecura the cruiser Variag completes a sea trial with 22 knot speed and no weak spots. Rafael Zaldivar arrives as new Salvadoran minister in Washington to meet Secretary Hay and later the president.
An advertisement-style notice promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful feet, swelling, corns, bunions, and ingrown nails. It claims instant relief, easier shoe wear, and suitability for sweating and tired feet, with sales through druggists, shoe stores, mail orders, and a free trial offer.
The London dispatch notes popular opinion proclaims British victory in the Boer War but warns of long guerrilla fighting in the Transvaal and possible upheaval in Rhodesia. It discusses Kruger’s status, his likely exit to Portuguese territory, and Lord Roberts’ rising renown while Buller fades from public praise.
A Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsement notes druggists prefer it for family use and customer satisfaction. Local sales by J B Hudson and Dodsons Pharmacy. Also mentions a poor baseball player failing in a key moment and a Miss Mando Dickens claims eight years of asthma relief after using the remedy.
Praxa June 2 report notes 349 American and foreign guards arrive amid Dragon festival. Crowds fill streets as Boxers move outward. Christians seek refuge in Peking while authorities occupy disturbance sites and take no decisive action against Boxer leaders.
June 2 report from Tien Tsix says 30 foreigners including six Indians and a child were attacked while fleeing from Pao Ting Fn toward Tien Tsir by more than 700 boxers armed with rifles and spears. Many wounded, four killed, rest unaccounted. Four survivors 10 miles away. Relief expedition under way.
Startling Costa Rica report says on May 24 the San Jose post office box of United States Minister Merry was broken open and letters stolen. A letter from Consul Division at Managua was among the contents, possibly a clue. Merry has complained. Costa Rican authorities deny responsibility and investigate thieves amid regional tensions.
An 1898 advertisement and testimonials claim Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, diabetes, and related ailments. The ad promotes mail order sales from Hall and lists distributors in Georgia and Iowa, plus a physician endorsement and a barber quip. It includes testimonials about relief from rheumatism and diarrhea and cites local pharmacies selling the remedy.
An old advertisement touts Wollford's Sanitary Lotion for itch cure in minutes and Kohol with Dyspepsia Cure as a digester that helps digestion. It promotes E. J. Eldridge druggist in Americas Go and includes optimistic assertions about permanent relief and pleasant tasting medicine for stomach issues.
A large parade of Confederate veterans marched in Louisville despite bad weather as reunion attendees rose to the occasion. General Clement A. Evans praised Louisville's turnout while plans for Memphis as next meeting place drew approval. numerous bands played Dixie and crowds filled the business district.
A collage of patent medicine claims touts Banner Salve for skin ailments alongside One Minute Cough Cure with purported lives saved. The Davenport Drug Co promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney issues and warns against delaying treatment, framing itself as a doorway to prosperity.
An advertised medical tonic and tonics propose remedies for digestion appetite liver and kidney issues. The text promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Foley's Kidney Cure as cures with suggested calls to local druggists.
A draft for a national Industrial Trades Union seeks to unite local councils across cities under a national executive of 16 to 20 members. It claims a platform of free labor, opposition to strikes, and securing equal rights and employment without unjust tributes or interference, with offices to be established and officers announced.
Brewxeway Alabama June 2 a conference of the bimetallic clubs of Alabama will be held in Birmingham on July to elect delegates to the national bimetallic conference in Kansas City aligned with the national Democratic convention. Four delegates from the state and one from each local club will be chosen.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to restore liver function and vitality. It also promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm for sprained ankles and Kidney Cure for kidney disorders, citing local pharmacies as sellers and urging prompt use to prevent serious outcomes.
A jumble of old drug claims and remedies appears, touting Foley's Kidney Cure Banner Salve and DeWitt's products. The clutter mentions W. A. Rembert and a social comment on deserving, with advice on liver and bowel treatments and skin cures.
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