Bargain hunting for paint falls short on color retention
A local reminder that the best paint costs less in the long run by maintaining color under any climate and preserving the building, rather than chasing the cheapest option.
26 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
1
A local reminder that the best paint costs less in the long run by maintaining color under any climate and preserving the building, rather than chasing the cheapest option.
A local ad promotes Pure House Colors as a durable economical paint for house owners. It highlights a new spring color card with 45 tint options and combinations. The notice lists Wholesale and Retail Distributors in Forsyth Street.
Students may enter the class in October 1900 and parents should contact Miss Martha Backus at 304 Huntington Street to enroll their children for the coming year.
Prohibitionists arrive in Catcaco for the national convention to be held at the First regiment hall on Wednesday and Thursday. Stewart, chairman of the national committee, notes the presidential nomination hinges on regional support with candidates including T.8. Carcasdon of West Virginia Walter B. Hill of Georgia and PF. T. McWhirter of Des Moines.
The Arkansas Democratic convention in Little Rock plans to instruct for D B Hill of New York for vice president. Led by Representative Charles J Parker, with James K Jones likely favoring an uninstructed delegation. The contest centers on national ticket choices and a strong turnout expected.
The Chicago candidate Adam Ortseffen reports a small lead in the Democratic governor nomination race as the contest shows no change. Marion Butler’s camp signals continued pressure for nomination while observers speculate on McKinley Roosevelt dynamics and Democratic strategy. Roosevelt declines visitors at his Long Island home amid the political chatter.
The Ocmulgee River roars past danger level tearing away half the substructure of a new bridge in Macon. The raging torrent disrupts travel and hampers mail delivery as the Atlanta division reports delays and damage in the suburb areas.
Amid growing alarm over Chinese peril, international troops are deemed inadequate to shield Taku and Tien Tsin. The Amur district orders a war footing as Admiral Seymour’s position at Tien Tam awaits relief while dispatches hint at conflicting reports from Shanghai and Peiping. Todin prepares eight infantry battalions plus cavalry and artillery to bolster defenses and communications. The czar orders Amur forces mobilized and Siberian reservists called for active service.
Rear Admiral Bruce reports about 2000 men left Tien Tsin with the commander in chief for Peking. Chinese actions include guarding Tien Tsin’s resistance and raiding Tong Ku while reinforcing Taku. The plan includes moving troops and sick across the bay to Wei Hai Wei for a base hospital.
Reports from Washington and San Francisco indicate no confirmed word on China's condition or Admiral Remey’s movements. Cavalry units, including Sixth, expected to sail for China after recruiting at the Presidio. French reinforcement ships Vouben and Garanve sail to the scene with marines and artillery. In Cantors Ohio a blast injures three white men and one Black worker.
A northbound passenger train plunged 50 feet into a raging washout near McDonough on a Saturday night, killing 31 people including six crew and 25 passengers. Only nine passengers survived, all injured. The wreck, caused by a washout, left a scene of tangled coaches and bodies as rescuers arrived at dawn.
Careful buyers sort through shoes with an X ray like check of lining sewing eyelets leather finish. They choose to buy only shoes that offer lasting comfort and retain appearance for weeks.
Lord Salisbury believes the Chinese crisis will be resolved without war, trusting a satisfac form once order is restored. He notes viceroys show willingness to cooperate with US forces as diplomats discuss plans. A June 25 dispatch mentions naval orders for the Arethusa to prepare for service in Chinese waters within ten days.
Sunday passed quietly in strike circles with no trouble reported. Transit company representatives and union men appeared satisfied with the situation as talks continue. R W Morrison cited grievances and suggested no foe or settler were present, with possible action sometime before any escalation.
A probate judge in Bibb County refused a marriage license to Abe Mosolay, who claims to be 113, and Esta Cel, aged about 65, both inmates of the county jail. The odd case follows a rumor about their plan to wed in a distant county to obtain permission.
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