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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
2
A clipped OCR note references ECORDER Americus and a six dollar remittance request. The readable portion suggests a financial or payment instruction with minimal context and no clear names beyond the listed terms.
A panoply of 1899 concerns features Congressman John Allen's joke at Gov. McLaurin stirring trouble, praise for Dewey and Hobson, medical notes on Sleep, tramps gathered near Illinois and Kansas camps led by Carl Browne planning a Washington march, a cautionary tale about freckles, a quip about Sucker bets, and France’s Dreyfus vindication with Deroulede and the aristocrats facing President Lonbet as France seeks honor.
A compilation of sly quips about women's behavior in relationships from several newspapers. It notes that a woman seeks love as a duty or favor, buys presents by testing options, defies advice, and grows beyond, while hints at a stubborn, cherished husband as a “diamond in the rough.”
Promoters of Dr. Klog's New Disprey for Consumption, Ages and Colds report gifting over ten million trial bottles to the public. They claim the medicine has absolutely cured thousands, offering the generous act as proof of its efficacy and public spirit.
A Nashville American excerpt argues the South faces severe political and especially economic burdens from the Negro presence. It claims nonproducers outnumber productive whites, notes widespread dependency, and warns that without addressing the race issue the region cannot progress. The piece cites urban impact and historical examples to frame the problem.
Bradfield's Female Regulator claims to restore women's health by balancing reproductive organs and curing menstrual disorders. It purports to relieve leucorrhea, headaches, backache, and nervousness, aiming to transform weak, debilitated women into healthier, more attractive ones. Sold by druggists at $1 a bottle with a free illustrated book from The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Georgia.
An 1899 advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and bladder troubles. It features testimonials from law enforcement and civilians, claiming quick relief and calling the medicine a Texas wonder. The text lists sellers in Americus Georgia and other southern cities and emphasizes immediate urinary relief.
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