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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
3
The fragmentary clipping touts various remedies and testimonials for indigestion rheumatism and kidney issues. It mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Care and Cham berlain’s Pain Balm with claims of rapid relief and long standing benefits. Names include W Rembert J B Hudson Dodson’s Pharmacy and Foley’s Kidney Cure.
A fragmented note shows interest in butter from America and Australia tied to Jarman and Roslish market activity. Mentions "Fs Pou Rez" and a Davenport dwelling reference, indicating an intermarket exchange or listing. The readable text hints at trade or vendor connections amid unclear OCR fragments.
A chaotic mix of notices from the town markets to politics. The Georgia Alabama Railway sale at the freight depot draws buyers while registrations for county primaries surge. Florida timber production is reported at 16 million feet daily. Veterans plan a Louisville reunion in May. Democratic leaders from the Third district meet. Oak Woods in Chicago holds 4,039 Confederate dead from Camp Douglas.
An item notes King's New Discovery has distributed over ten million trial parties of its medicine, claiming cures for throat and lung ailments. It also reports that primary candidates will be assessed about 3150 to cover election expenses, with county and city precinct managers to be paid from these funds.
A fragmented advertisement style column touts tonics and cough remedies. Personal testimonials from J. Eldridge and George W. Waitt claim relief from grippe and coughs, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar. It references Davenport Drug Co and a Kansas town letter praising a product for lagrippe and colds.
At Warehouse of Georgia and Alabama Railway on March 29 a list of undelivered freight is described with items including household goods, boxes, crates, drugs, books, hardware, cotton seed meal, sacks, machinery, and various bundles. The notice indicates charges must be paid by that date to release the property and lists many consignors and destinations across Georgia and Wisconsin.
An OCR fragment mentions poverty as a virtue and pot boiling, then abruptly shifts to a garbled drug or medicine endorsement. Names like E Hartgerink and places such as Overieel, Micb appear distorted. The item reads like an unpaid advertisement or misread testimonial with unclear product references and dates.
Fresh garden seeds noted as Hudsons Drag. Mrs G M Eldridge leaves today for Nashville to make her future home. Miss Kate Poole returns from a visit near Mattox Alabama. A Carter of Lumpkin, a prominent citizen, visits. Mrs Arthur Bylander travels to Atlanta for a few days visiting Mrs R C Black. Mrs Henry J Fits leaves for Charlotte due to illness of Mr Fite’s mother. Mrs Monroe Tharpe of Montozums hosted by Mrs P J Holt on Taylor Street. Rev Sam Dean of First Baptist leaves for Griffin for state convention. Editors Harrison Montezuma Record, King Rochelle New Era, Wimberly Twiggs Herald attend district executive committee. J W Timmerman Webster county representative visits. District convention to be observed.
A compact, period tone health notice touts Tutt’s Liver Pills as a universal cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever and related ailments. It lists hospital recoveries and praises the remedy as safe, pleasant, and effective, with testimonials from readers and local druggists.
City council regular session presided by Mayor Hixon. Aldermen present include Watts Mitchell Oliver and Bolton. Minutes approved. Tax petition denied, curb work on Jefferson Street extended, junk and banking inspectors authorized, mayor tasked to draft manufacturing incentives. Electric light file referred. hospital audit settled for 18 dollars. Bills paid to multiple vendors including Americas Construction Co and Swansea Coal Co.
Mr Lynn Fort suffers bruises but no serious injuries after a Lampkin runaway incident that threw him and a friend from a buggy. He remains confined at home for a short time as a result. The item also includes local medical advertising for Foley products and Wollford's Sanitary Lotion.
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