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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1900
Page
2
The Me thodist Episcopal Church conference in Chicago faces key debates on lay representation, relaxation of bans on card playing dancing and theater going, bishop consecration limits, reunion prospects with the Southern branch, and electing editors and agents. About seven hundred fifty delegates attend.
The quote argues that merchants who assume all potential customers know them miss new buyers born into commerce. It warns that relying on old customers and neglecting outreach leads to declines, while visible advertising keeps money flowing from new patrons.
The New York World cites official Navy reports showing Oregon Massachusetts and Indiana cost far above contract prices. Total overages run to millions per vessel, suggesting government shipbuilding profits by private firms. The piece argues government self production could end the fleecing.
The piece argues that Bryan embodies bold convictions and perseverance in national politics. It cites respect for a non quitter stance, noting alleged opposition to timeservers and the claim that even the Almighty disfavors quitting. The article presents a defense of Bryan against accusations of concealment or opportunism.
A dated testimonial from Clinton Alabama and a Texas location claims Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and children. The signer Reverend L B Pounds asserts personal cure and recommends the remedy.
In Lawrenceville Georgia on May 5 the town is repairing streets but faces stubborn opposition from landowners. One man blocks the sidewalk by fencing his yard to keep the path clear, asserting he will fence it and urging proper street access.
A patent foot powder promises cooling relief for swollen tired feet and easy walking. Reports from Mazila note a U S transport Meade leaving with Otis and aides, while port salutes fire as the steamer departs. Local courts convict Sam Cousar of criminal assault with a life sentence. In Hort Vasey Georgia a man becomes suddenly insane causing community disruption.
Burglars entered the First National Bank of East Brady Pennsylvania and looted the safe. Estimates differ with figures ranging from 96 000 to 10 000. No clues reported.
A legacy advertisement extols Mozley s Lemon Elixir with claims it regulates liver stomach bowels and kidneys for biliousness constipation malaria and various ailments. It features testimonials from residents in Alabama Georgia West Virginia and New York praising cures and urging purchase through local pharmacies.
Order from Honolulu for iron goes to Central Foundry company of Bessemer Alabama. The firm also received a large order for pipe from the same cast.
An advertisement touts Botanic Balm B B B as a remedy for eczema itching sores pimples boils and hair loss claiming it purifies the blood eases itching and clears the skin. It invites readers to describe trouble by mail from Atlanta and cites endorsements including Otto Korb Grand Chancellor K P Boonville Ind and W A Rembert while warning against imitations.
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