Times-Recorder Notice Fragment From Americus, GA
Fragmentary OCR details appear to reference Sue Aneaicus Recoavan and Marie Louise Myrick with dates 1634 1999, sanctions for daily weekly and monthly rates, and an address to remit to The Times-Recorder Americus Georgia, message presumably editorial matters and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Aneaicus Recoavan
Pak Aneaicus Tomes
Times-Recorder
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
Aditorial Room
Americus Times-Recorder Official City Organ Note
The Times-Recorder is the official city organ for Americus Sumter County and Webster County, serving as the official organ for the railroad commission of Georgia for the 44th congressional district.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Protests, politics, and cattle news in old Americus column
In a crowded roundup from June 1902, Mark Hanna’s protests loom amid rumors of Morgan’s fate, while Kansas and Nebraska Democrats fuse with Populists. Britain plans Texas cattle restocking for Boer farms as Roosevelt roams the White House, and Kruger’s mood shifts with England. Texas cattle shipments, plus commentary on Schulz and Congress, fill a restless political and economic landscape.
The Tilden Club Gathering And Democratic Split
The Tilden Club in New York eyed a May 10 gathering with Cleveland and Hill speakers possible. Reconciliation between Cleveland and Bryan noted, Bryan’s presence uncertain, party unity praised amid calls to move forward without him. Reports touch Georgia prohibition stance and several local legislative defeats. A hurricane fire in a town left 24 houses ash and 50 families homeless with many escaping death.
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Tilden Club
New York
Cleveland
David B. Hill
Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
White House
New
Orleans
Michael
Tlen
Prize Childbirth Remedy Promoted by Bradfield Regulator Co
A promotional notice touts The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta as offering a liniment for childbirth. It warns external use only and urges expectant mothers to purchase for $1.00 to secure a healthy baby, implying modesty concerns and reproductive claims.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Railroads Strike Back at Miners Cause Increases Tension
Wilkesbarre Pa June 9 Railroads respond to the miners strike as unions across the hard coal belt refuse to aid companies in guarding deputies and non union workers. At Nantcoke 60 men are sworn in as special peacemen while in Pittston engineers abstain from work.
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Wilkesbarre
Freeland
Delaware, Susquehanna, and Schuylkill River
Lehigh Valley Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Susquehanna Coal Company
Ngaticoke
Nantcoke
Pittston
Last Hope Realized In Oklahoma Diary
In 1889 settlers reach Oklahoma with long days and heat. A traveler suffers severe diarrhea during the first race to claim land. A neighbor brings Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which quickly calms pain and helps him sleep. The article advertises the medicine for bowel distress.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Duri
Bes
Chamberlain
Alurogg
Kinney Curs Kidskys and Dead Letter Notices
A fragment notes Kinney curs Kidskys and a postal action. It lists names associated with a dead letter office dispatch in Washington and Georgia, referencing 14 day deadlines and transfers to dead letter offices. Names include Mary, Emory, Holly, Sam Harris, and others.
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Ka Jane
Postoffice
Washy
B.F
Baals
Mary
Ve. Georg
Anion Yaks FF
Phibes” White
Fustcher
A. H.G
Gnilio
Emory H—Heart
Mra. Molle
Holly
B. H
Harris
Sam
L—Lewis
Eszneat
Daniel Gerald M. M—Madan
Mies Margie
Miles
Mra
Ida
Mack
Willie
Macritt
John
P—Perkins
W. P
Pate
Judge A. C
Parker
Eugene
Savage
P. A
Simpkins
Joseph
Smose
Bernhardt Adams Set for French Language Westward Tour
London reports Sarah Bernhardt will present Romeo and Juliet in the United States during her tour, with Maud Adams as Juliet. Both stars will perform in French while the supporting company uses English, in Frohman’s London season of 1903. Maudé Dealy joins Willard's American tour, starting in October, after being in San Francisco. The piece ends with a quip about money and optimism.
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United States
London
Sarah Bernhardt
Romeo and Juliette
Maud Adams
Juliet
Mme. Bernhardt
Miss Adams
Charles Frohman
Trade togs on sale at half price promo
Made from stins selected for their bright lustre in patent leathers or kid tips the newest toes. Regularly sold at 2 dollars now offered at 1 dollar 25 cents per pair.
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Congress
Special Bargains for Monday and Tuesday
A rush of Monday and Tuesday price cuts offers numerous fabrics and items. 36 inch Black Taffeta Stir silk at 89 per yard, Russian linen crash at 54c, white Nainsook at 434c, 40 inch Rey Wire Lawns, and best standard Prints at 2c per yard. Hosiery, underwear, buttons, lace curtains, and men’s suitcases discounted with quantity limits, varied reductions, and sale conditions. Includes 1000 yards linen, 1000 yards Nainsook, and 35 dozen men’s hosiery with per customer limits.
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Sia Petia
Plans for Large Consolidation in Shipyards Nearing Completion
New York June 10. Plans to merge several major U.S. shipbuilding yards under one management are nearly finished. A meeting of interested parties will settle final papers and announce the arrangement. The merged company would build vessels from tramp steamers to battleships with armor. Iron and steel works are being negotiated and extensive plants reportedly purchased.
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New York
The
Herald
Ron and Steel Works
Science punishment verse echoes lashings of the past
A fragment traces a condemnatory line about corporal punishment in science culture, likening harsh disciplines to lashings. The wording suggests historical critique of harsh methods and calls for scrutiny of punitive approaches in education or research settings.
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Kruger
England
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T. W. Hardwick
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Roosevelt
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Ho Boor
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A. A. Murphey
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Pike County
Ed l L. Wight
Albany
Dougherty County
W. M. Toomer
Waycross
Ware
Roland Billy
Bibb
Byron Bower
Senate
Decatur County
Petter de
Warie
Cates Ion
Ie Kinney
Curs Kidskys
Pladder
G. A. Surry
P. M
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Children’s Oxfords
Russia
NCAN
G. T. Sullivan, Jeweler
Windsor Hotel
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Alty
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