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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1909

Page

6

Oldest and Best Blood Purifier Proven The S S S

S S S is advertised as a natural blood purifier and tonic since its 40 year market presence. It claims to cleanse the blood of impurities and diseases such as rheumatism catarrh sores scrofula and blood poison, while promising safety for all ages and spring cleansing benefits. A testimonial from Mrs L Bailey of Clearfield Pennsylvania touts its enriching purifying and tonifying effects and urges readers to obtain the accompanying book and medical advice.

S.S. S S.S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta L. Bailey Linden St Clearfield, Pa

Americus Invites Grand Commandery to 1910 Conclave

The Americus City Council adopted a formal invitation to the Grand Commandery of Georgia to hold its 1910 annual conclave in Americus. The mayor and aldermen urge acceptance, noting Americus as a growing Masonic center and hoping Southwest Georgia delegates support the bid. Delegates from De Molay will carry the invitation to Brunswick on May 12.

Knights Templar Georgia Americus State of Georgia Brunswick de Molay Americas Grand Commandery

Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Americus Reader

A reader from Americus Georgia lauds Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective kidney trouble remedy that cured backache and disordered kidneys after purchasing at a local pharmacy. The advertisement cites the Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents and urges buyers to remember the name Doan's.

Doan Dodson Foster-Milljirn Co Buffalo New York United States

Masons Sell Masonic Temple in Macon Georgia

A committee of Georgia Masons led by L. M. Heard sold the Macon Masonic Temple to John Schoffield for 35 000 dollars. A new site is to be chosen and purchased before the end of the current meeting, with final site decisions awaiting the grand lodge fall session.

Macon Georgia Masons L. M. Heard Masonic Temple John 8. Schofield Grand Lodge

Wheat growing in Sumter County

In Sumter County wheat is grown on scattered farms as a small but promising experiment. A field on George Simpson's place near the city shows strong potential with harvest approaching. The Crockett farm and other small plots also trial wheat, suggesting possible future Georgia flour production and a local agricultural shift if sustained. H. H. Bass seeks a diligent insurance writer for Jefferson Standard Life in Atlanta.

Sumter Georgia George Simpson Gay Sumter Messrs. Crockett Simpson Place Northwest Canada

Pardon Petition for Old Soldier Refuses to Reveal Real Name

An alias known as Tom Allen serves a four year penitentiary term for horse stealing after a 1906 Troup county conviction. Inspectors Colonel Calvin M. Hitch and George Tumlin urged a pardon to honor a Confederate veteran who has refused to reveal his true identity to avoid dishonor. He asks burial under his real name and fears dying in stripes, while the prison commission weighs clemency.

Tom Allen Troup County Calvin M. l Hitch George Tumlin Lee Jackson Hitch

The National Opening in The Black Hole of Calcutta

The New York Sun notes the Black Hole of Calcutta may have been a famous tale, but it pales beside the fascination with the knothole in the fence as a social curiosity of the day.

New York Sun Calcutta

Bargain Fabric Sale Items and Clothing Deals

A bustling sale listing shows 10 yards fancy lawn at low price, white waists trimmed with lace, Brown Linen at 10 cents per yard, Domino Gingham in all colors, white lingeene at a savings, and men’s pants and peg top pants priced to attract shoppers. Includes multiple fabrics and ready-to-wear items with bold promotional phrasing.

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Hart Schaffner Marx Hurt Schaffner & Marx Clothes W. D. Bailey Americus, GA City Council Gonclave Masons Sumter County H. H. Bass Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co Adress American Bldg Corno The Corno Mills St. Louis Americus Grocery CO Joyner Bernardo Vic Kid W. A Cotto Harrold Cotton Warehouse and Commission Merchants Montevallo Windsor Blue Gem Rylander Brinson Studebaker E. M. F Loving G. C. Hall
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