Amended Parish Ad Touts Local News Record
The Times-Recorder presents a brief regional notice from Americus emphasizing its role as the official organ for Sumter and Webster counties and the Railfowl Commission for Georgia. The item highlights local governance and district communications in the Sd Congressional District.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Umelal
Sumter County
Omelal
Webster County
Railfowl Commission For
Georgia
Advertiser space and congressional plans in 1899 Americus
In Americus on May 9 1899 readers are urged to fill ad space effectively to avoid crowding. The piece notes punishment of Captain Coughlan for mocking the German emperor and discusses potential October Congress actions including a new speaker and committees. It calls for overhauling laws for Puerto Rico the Philippines and Cuba as military rule winds down.
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Coughlan
United States Navy
Dilly
Berlin
Yesas Farm
Congress
Washington
Tuerto Rico
Philippines
Muust
Cuba
United States
Calhoun
Solomon & Levi
First Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Express Company
Paknu
Origin of Dixie Explained by Worcester Correspondent
Herbert Jillson of Worcester probes the origin of Dixie naming the South. He credits Daniel Decatur Emmet with Dixie Land’s 1850 song and suggests Dixies arose from the French dix on New Orleans bank notes, a theory viewed with skepticism. The piece notes Emmet’s links to minstrels and a circus background while dismissing the bank note etymology as unlikely.
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New York Sun
Worcester
Mass
Herbert
Jillson
Dixie
South
Daniel Decatur Emmet
Dixie Land
Bryant
Mechanics’ Hall
New York
Emmet
Mr. Jillson
Dixon
New Orleans
Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
Mr. Jillzon
Aptive
Dixies
Osie
Volunteers Prove Valor Against Regulars in Philippine Fight
The story praises regular army officers for abandoning jokes about volunteers who prove themselves as first class fighting men. Volunteers have shown greater endurance and discipline, leading in kill and wound ratios and sickness rates. German immigrants in St. Louis protest imperialism while affirming strong citizenship and patriotism.
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Philippines
St. Louis
United States
Germany
Scott's Emulsion Palatable Health Tonic Promotes Recovery
An ad copy extols Scott's Emulsion as a palatable tonic that aids recovery with ample fresh air exercise and steady use. It notes hypophosphites strengthen the nervous system while cod liver oil nourishes, though some text is garbled.
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Simmons
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Georgia & Alabama Railway
Savannah
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Columbus
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