Americus Public Schools Commencement Plans
The article outlines Americus public schools ending Thursday with a Commencement Sermon by Dr. T. G. Tupper at First Methodist Church, a literary address by F. H. Richardson of the Atlanta Journal, and a full program of showcases across Rees Park Primary, Farlow, and high school grades. It notes visiting rooms, a Thursday public feast, and performances by Lilla Joboston and Rose's Orchestra, culminating in evening exercises at the Opera House.
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Public Schools
Americas
T. O. Tupper
Calvary Episcopal Church
Tupper
Rees Park Primary School
Lou
Farlow School
Ataira
Fortanso
F. H. Richardson
Atlanta Journal
Opera Haus
Richardson
Lilla Joboston
Americus
Rose
Columbus
Thureday
Mrs Eliza Kendrick Ill With Doubtful Recovery
Reports from the community indicate Mrs Eliza Kendrick remains seriously ill with no clear signs of improvement after a week of illness. Friends and neighbors express deep concern and hope for a recovery to continue her Christian example and long life among loved ones.
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Eliza Kendrick
Future of South African Colonies and Boers War Turmoil
London watchers note the South African war nears its end with questions about future emigration of British agriculturalists and capital interests. Boers disrupt lines north of Kroonstadt, stirring disgust in London as General Forester-Walker reports a 2,000-strong force cutting telegraph links at Roodeval and sending reinforcements from Bloemfontein and Cape Colony.
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Loxpoy
Kruger
Lord Roberts
China
South Africa
Imperial Yeomanry
London
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Lord Robserts
Kroonstadt
Roodeval
Standerton
Shuytiott
Lomporn
Vile Seria
Gardisin
Cape C Jour
Roede
Krrometudt
Capabe
Kelly Kenny
Gerard Kelley-Kenny
Boors
Loxpox
Forester- Walker
War Office
Cape Town
Containing Health Claims and Local Notices
A jumble of cure advertisements for Tutt’s Liver Pills Foley’s Cure and DeWitt’s medicines alongside a local notice about Sumter County teacher licensure at Americas city hall on June 16. The text references residents R. P. Smith and W. A. Rembert and mentions DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Little Early Risers.
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DeWitt
W. A. Rembert
Poe
Ucense
Sumter County
City Hall
Americas
Sumter
Divine Service Across City Churches Centered at First Methodist
This morning most churches will suspend usual services and join at First Methodist for the city schools commence sermon by Rev T C Tupper from Calvary church. Calvary will hold communion at 9 a.m. Adults and youths attend. Evening services proceed as scheduled with Rev Chapman leading Universalist services at city hall with the texts Am I My Brother's Keeper and Eternal Life.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Church
T. C. Tupper
Calvary Church
Calvary
Chapman
Univer Ealists
City Hall
Regiment to Seashore for Two Weeks July 17 to 25
The Fourth Regiment under Colonel William K. E. Wooten sails to Cumberland on July 17 for a two week encampment, remaining until July 25. The Americus Light Infantry joins, bringing friends, while the Fifth Regiment breaks camp July 15. The move aims to improve drill and discipline and provide a summer outing.
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William KE. Wooten
Cumberland
Americus Light Infantry
Advance in Cotton Futures Reverses Decline
The cotton market shows a turn after a sharp drop of over 160 points. August contracts rose from 7.00 to about 8.37, up 21 points. Local bullish sentiment improves as the market strengthens, with minimal cotton in Americas warehouses, estimated at 300 to 400 bales held by a single firm.
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Americas
Guardians to Make Returns On July First
Public notice from Judge A O Speer informs executors guardians and administrators they must file annual returns in the Court of Ordinary by July 1. This is the last year before Judge Speer retires after sixteen years in office. Includes ad copy for Buzkien’s Arajea Salve and New Great South American Kidney Cure sold by E J Eldridge, Americus Georgia.
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Court of Ordinary
A. O. Speer
Eldridge
E. J. Eldridge
Draggiat
Americus
Unions Win Challenge to Atlanta Printing Ordinance
Judge Lumpkin ruled the city ordinance requiring union labels on municipal printing unconstitutional. The ruling voids the nonunion ban on city bidding, citing the state constitution. Prominent counsel argued as the injunction became permanent, preserving the city’s contracts within legal limits.
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Atlanta
Jane
Lumpkin
Life Renewer for Ladies Benefited Coldwater Woman
Olivia Peterson of Coldwater Michigan writes she could not sit up half a day for thirteen years until Mystic Life Renewer cured nervous troubles headaches and a very bad stomach. She praises it above doctors medicines and Christian Science treatments and says it is the most wonderful medicine she has seen. Sold by E J Eldridge Americus druggist. Also a three room house on East Farlow street for $4 month inquire at 0 O Hawkins.
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Olivia Peterson
Coldwater
Mich
E. J. Eldridge
Americus
Mozley Lemon Elixir Ad Claims Nationwide Cure
A Morning Call advertisement touts Mozley’s Lemon Elixir as a universal remedy for nervous headaches indigestion dyspepsia and kidney issues. Testimonies from Elirir patients in Georgia West Virginia and Alabama claim cures for ulcers indigestion and chronic headaches.
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H. Monley
Bir
H Mozley
J P Sawrett
Griffin
Morning Call
Elegant Winchester hotel to open with modern amenities
A new hotel on the outskirts of Winchester Virginia opens in June at a cost over 185000, offering 280 accommodations with modern appointments. It highlights proximity to battlefield parks, shaded grounds, and a range of rates from 12 to 49 dollars weekly for single and double rooms, plus en suite options. booklet available from Charles St John, Winchester VA.
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Winchester
Naddie Ridin
Ejetlig
Agora
Bath
Charles St, John
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