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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
4
The Anahigur Recordeh shows rates for daily and weekly editions in 1891 with annual and half-year terms. Editorial staff Marie Louise Myrick is listed as editor and business manager. address and remittance instructions are printed for readers in Americus.
The Times-Recorder serves as Americus city official organ, Sumter County official organ, Webster County official organ, and railroad commission district representative for Georgia's 41st congressional district.
In Americus Georgia on March 23 1800 a writer hails the United States as the best country and people despite faults. The piece notes a Kansas candidate for Congress promoting Jesus like aims, rising political heat, and risks in public questions. It reports swift subsidiary coinage for a new currency bill and a New York City rapid transit ground breaking with a silver spade. Ben Harrison’s Porto Rican tariff remark stirs public attention amid comparisons with the President’s stance.
A newspaper man is described as juggling roles to secure office for others and promote candidates while hiding his own views. He booms the city for profit, cuts printing costs, and prints notices for every enterprise. He subscribes to every event and market, yet is labeled prejudiced if that column is devoted to a single affair. The passage questions the ranks and effects on a man’s character.
A critique argues that newspaper editing requires deep, varied experience not taught by colleges. It contrasts professions with pulpit, elevator, and editor roles, insisting true editors are born, not created, and that few rise to first class standards despite many predicaments and pressures in the modern press.
In Georgia the party emphasizes a solid legal option as a stable plank within the democratic platform. Supporters argue it anchors policy while drawing broader voter trust and unity ahead of campaigns.
A vintage testimonial-style ad urges women to seek internal health through Bradfield's Female Regulator. It links well being to harmony inside the body, claims to cure leucorrhea, womb issues, nervousness, headaches, backache, and general weakness, and invites readers to buy a bottle for $1 at drug stores or write to The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
An advertisement touts Hathaway and his book Manliness Vigor and Steady Habits, offering free copies to readers who send name and address. It claims his home treatment cures varicocele stricture and other illnesses without surgery, using drugs from his own laboratories and a low all inclusive fee.
Madison Ga March 18 1900 Hon W A Broughton withdraws from the Georgia state treasurer race citing health and the early primary He expresses gratitude for support and explains an inability to canvass the state due to illness and strength of the campaign prospects while wishing the public welfare and happiness.
Market brief for spirits turpentine and rosin at Wawinerox and Savarntan with firm prices and receipts. Crude turpentine quoted around 2.00 dollars per gallon. tar and spirits data show steady trends. Note on humorous absence and a stray reflection on sausage exports to Germany.
Duncan's Store invites customers to a major sale with unusually low prices and bold promises of unmatched bargains. The ad touts widespread value, urging shoppers to compare prices and see hundreds more deals in person.
A local shop advertises four hundred dozen all linen collars from a leading maker sold off at a discount. Best collars offered at 15c and 5c on Monday and Tuesday with a minimum six per customer, plus 29c undergarments, 69c elastic drawers, and 19c silk four in hand items.
Ladies Oxfords in black and tan offered at 1.25 a pair, all valued 1.75 to 2.25. 200 pairs, lace or button soles. Also Crash Skirtings 10c quality at 4c yd for Monday Tuesday. 5000 yards spring prints 6c value, 3 7c yard sale. White French Organdy two yards wide, regular 50c, 24c yard Monday Tuesday.
W. J. Bryan is the Nebraska Democrats choice, with the state convention endorsing the Chicago platform and the 16 to 1 tariff stance. The platform pledges anti trust war, opposes militarism, supports canal control and popular senator elections, and reflects Bryan’s influence though not written by him. Populists also back Bryan, adopting a similar platform and instructing delegates to support him at Sioux Falls.
Among the Finance steamer arrivals from Colon were General Haines and Edward Nave of the Panama canal commission, Lieutenant R T Helknap US Navy and Henry N Alien.
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