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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
3
Be loved all mankind promotes various home remedies and advertises products for pain relief and digestion. It includes testimonials about Kodol Dyspepsia Care and Chamberlain's Pain Balm. urges trust in tonics, salves, and salves for rheumatism and kidney concerns. It quotes Rev W E Sitter and W A Rembert praising recoveries.
Fragmentary OCR reads a mix of English and German words about a market or article. No clear people, places, dates, or events are readable enough to identify a concrete news item or outcome for a proper card.
Sumter county heads to white primaries with over twenty candidates for county and legislative seats. Registration closes for May 15 and June 6, with only white voters who registered since January 1 eligible to vote. Sheriff seeks Montgomery murder suspect. Windsor Hotel improvements underway. broom corn fetches $160 per ton. new buildings planned on hotel block. Light Infantry drills praised. various local notices and ads included.
An aged advertisement fragment touts Mystic Cure for uterine and ovarian troubles and other ailments. It references Confederate Veterans reunion ads and includes claims of rapid relief, with testimonials from druggists and users. The text blends medical quackery with period marketing, citing prices and local outlets.
Americas People and Their Friends notes names of residents visiting and traveling through Atlanta. Hudsons Drag Mr P A Jacksop of De Soto and Mrs Bell from Preston attend to business and social matters. Nettie Allen returns from Dawson Mrs William Smith and sister from Atlante visit. Allen Fort and family travel to Leesburg for a wedding. Mrs Callaway returns from Macon. Eldridge family leaves for Nashville after a month’s visit. Frank M Coker and family spend a few days here en route from Florida to Atlanta.
James Dunn, candidate for reelection, is praised as a capable tax collector who has efficiently discharged duties. He is expected to receive strong support at the primary for the position long held by Bamter's officeholder and backed by Dane for years.
An old style advertisement fragment touts Dr King New Life Pills as powerful health boosters with claims of strength, mental power, and 250 per box. Also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and One Minute Cough Cure for croup and throat ailments. Mentions Davenport Drag Co and various user testimonials.
In Sumter County the race for sheriff gains momentum as W W Hooks announces his candidacy. Supporters, including Hicoki Irene, prepare to campaign actively. Hooks is widely regarded as genial and qualified. If elected, deputies will include Will Page and Bam Clements.
An archival note states that last year Boston recorded about five drunkenness arrests daily, constituting roughly four percent of the population. The figure reflects a recurring urban problem and underscores law enforcement strain in managing public intoxication.
A damaged notice promises free B B remedies for blood poison and mucous patches with claims of systemic cleansing and health glow. It advertises free tests and medical advice, urging sufferers to obtain B. B. drafts at local addresses and pharmacies for relief.
A short clipped item proclaims a cure for an itchy skin condition in 90 minutes using Wollford's Sanitary Lotion. It notes sales by KE J Eldridge, a druggist in Americus, Georgia, and presents the claim in a promotional tone with period ad language.
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