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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
7
A chaotic assortment of medical ads and testimonials touts Chamberlains products, B B B blood balm, and Dyspepsidide, with claims of cures for cholera, diarrhea, consumption, blood poisons, cancers, and digestive troubles. Readers are urged to buy through druggists and mail for trial bottles, with several local names and places cited as endorsements.
Senator Tillman rejects McLaurin's unconditional resignation challenge while Governor McSweeney is accused by Attorney General Bellinger of exceeding his authority by not accepting resignations. Bellinger says resignations were self operative and McSweeney should have acted differently. McLaurin states the matter is closed and will serve his term.
A Tuscaloosa dispatch reports Governor William J. Samford critically ill at Professor A. A. Person’s residence, hypertrophy of the heart cited. Mrs. Samford at his side as sons and kin from Montgomery and Opelika arrive. Later, Tuscaloosa notes the governor improves somewhat by noon while still critical and surrounded by family.
An old time colonial style advertisement touts Mozley Lemon Elixir for biliousness constipation malaria indigestion sick headaches nervous disorders fever and debility. includes testimonials from Mrs Erra W Jones Haser Apaus E A Buinine J P Stawrett and others plus claims of relief from indigestion nervous prostration and ulcers. Also references Allen's Foot-Ease and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials.
A collage of testimonials tout remedies for kidney trouble coughs and skin conditions, with mentions of Foley’s Kidney Cure One Minute Cough Cure and Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It notes an elderly Virginia man’s persistent sore and reports the arctic range hosting large mosquitoes.
Lord Mayor Frank Green and sheriffs welcomed about 20 New York chamber of commerce delegates to the Mansion House. London and New York merchants, including Lord Brassey and Sir Albert Rollit, attended as Lord Mayor praised US UK unity. Mr Jessup thanked the hosts, pledging friendship, and Carnegie drew ongoing attention before a luncheon at Salter's Hall.
Londox January 7 The Rev G Campbell Morgan, leaving for the United States to take up part of the late Dwight L Moody’s evangelistic work, received a great sendoff at City Temple. Presiding, Dr Kor remarked on Americans and Morgan’s call of God. Also includes assorted health ads and short anecdotes.
Mrs McKinley's doctors issued a bulletin noting a blood infection stemming from a finger bone condition in Los Angeles. The illness caused exhaustion and diarrhoea, but she improved and was brought home. Washington arrival exam showed acute endocarditis affecting the mitral valve, tied to the same infection. diarrhoea and general condition improved and the case now appears more cheerful.
IT IS NOW UP TO BRYAN. He is asked for a denial of a recent utterance. Telegrams have been sent to Colonel William Jennings Bryan by admirers in South Carolina asking him to deny the charge made by Senator McLaurin that Bryan refused to support Lodge Crisp of Georgia for Speaker because he had been a Confederate brigadier. The allegation has caused some stir and may affect Bryan's support in the region. College Girls to Strike In Kansas Lena Wesleyan students plan to quit if the trustees press removal of Professor Tubbs over evolution views. The bitter mood could lead to decisive action if the board maintains its stance.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads the Dayton Volkszeitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife’s back pain. After a few days she reports relief and can resume duties, praising the liniment as valuable and available at druggists.
The Peabody Institute for colored teachers will convene in Cordele starting June 17 for two weeks. Sumter County is urged to ensure attendance, with at least one week required for Bum ter county teachers. County School Commissioner W. S. Moonn issues notice and governs attendance.
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