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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

6

Talk Politics At A Fishfr y In Georgia Gossip

A Georgia rumor ties a Lee county fish fry to Col Joe Terrell's gubernatorial ambitions. Hosted near Terrell and Lee line, the informal event would feature Terrell as star with Phil Cook and O B Stevens in support. Local officials downplay plans, calling it an informal fishery.

Astory Americas Georgia Gan Fred Americus Joe Terrell Lee County Col Joe Phil Cook O. B. Stevens Lee Col. Stevens Terrell Terrell and

Generous Dr King’s New Discovery Free Trials

Proprieties of Dr King’s New Discovery donate over ten million trial bottles to aid the needy. The medicine is claimed to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat chest and lung diseases. E J Eldridge druggist offers free trial bottles with guaranteed results or a full refund.

Dr. King Callon E.J. Eldridge

Returns With Pretty Bride After Fire Adventure

Mr Philo H Smith Jr returns from a trip to Jacksonville with his bride Miss Jennie A Brown a charming Florida young lady. They wed Thursday evening shortly after a great fire and are now at home at 181 Forrest Street.

Philo H. Smith Jr Jacksonville Jennie A. Brown Florida

Tutt's Liver Pills Advertised for Wide Range of Ailments

An 19th century promotion touts Tutt's Liver Pills as a timely remedy for disease. Claims include curing sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious complaints.

Tutt

Andersonville Day Promises Barrels of Sport in Woods

The annual Andersonville Day festival approaches with preparations under way for a day of dancing, gambling, and danger in the woods. A fearless American warrior orders a custom bowie knife over a foot long, razor edged and finished in time for the frolic, signaling a violent mood for the event.

Andersonville

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Health Boost

The advertisement proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills as a busy mighty product that turns weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. It claims sugar coated globules build health and mental power and notes a price of 2i per box sold by E J Eldridge. The piece ends with a political line about the people being final arbiters and a line about love and rain.

Dr. King E. J. Eldridge

Providence Spring Fraud Exposed as Confederate Prison Water Lie

The piece rebukes Northern efforts to mythologize a Providence Spring at Andersonville, arguing the spring existed long before the war and was covered to fake water provisions. It asserts Union prisoners were treated according to war rules and claims Confederates suffered greater mortality, labeling these claims as falsehoods to vilify a defeated people.

Andersonville Providence Southwestern Sumter County Sheridan Winchester Spedar Creek Frederick Stonewall Jackson

A Superb Grip Cure Johnson's Tonic

Johnson's Tonic is advertised as a superb grip cure claiming to drive out grip poison from the system fast. It supposedly acts within an hour, neutralizing effects, with full recovery in a week and a price of 50 cents if it cures. Also mentions Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic and other dubious health claims.

Johnson

Decoration Day Disorder Prompts Strong Sheriff’s Force

Sheriff Bell plans a large posse and reinforcement from the Americas Light Infantry to keep peace at Andersonville on Decoration Day. Authorities anticipate thousands of visitors from across the country amid anticipated gambling, dancing and fighting away from the national cemetery. The 1910s era crowd history notes past riots and arrests as sheriffs prepare for a larger turnout.

Andersonville Americas Light Infantry

How to Gain Flesh with Scott's Emulsion

A historical advertisement explains that gaining flesh can occur by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion daily, which supposedly starts digestion and helps absorb food. It asserts consistent benefits year round and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne and lists pricing for the product.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York

Wheatleys Reach Fortieth-Six Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs John W Wheatley quietly observed their forty sixth wedding anniversary at home in Americus recalling their wedding day. Friends extend wishes for health and happiness as they look toward a future golden anniversary. A marketing line about Wollford's Sanitary Lotion is included as an advertisement.

John W. Wheatley Hyman

Invited Clerks to Americus for Annual Picnic

The Retail Clerks' Association of Macon is invited to hold its great annual picnic in Americus again. A reply is hoped for after mail sent yesterday. Americus recalls the Macon clerks’ Magnolia Dell picnic in May and hopes for a repeat visit during their yearly gathering.

Retail Clerks’ Association of Macon Americus Magnolia Dell Clerks’ Association

Templars Elect Their Officers In Americus Conclave

The Grand Commandery of Georgia Knights Templar elected officers led by Ernest A. Cutts of Savannah as Grand Commander and Frank G. Miller of Fort Valley as Grand Deputy. Other posts went to leaders from Macon Augusta Columbus Rome and Atlanta. The next conclave will be in Savannah May 14 with all Georgia commanderies joining two special trains to Louisville for the Grand Triennial. A fundraising effort for Jacksonville knights followed adjournment.

Georgia Knights Templar Americus Ernest A. Cutts Savannah Frank G. Miller Fort Valley George B. Whitesides Columbus William Schweigert Augusta Robert E. Barron Macon John J. Seay Rome James Y. Fair Robert H. Smith William 8. Rockwell George H.fielda John R. Dickley Atlanta Luther P. Stephene Thomas E. Fletcher E. A. Oatts Louisville Templar N. C St. L Grand Lodge Knights of Jacksonville

Cheese Heist at Cot ton Avenue Grocery

An old man in a Cot ton Avenue shop buys azle grease cheese as lunch. After a broken cracker joke the clerk notices half the cheese missing. The diner, faced with hunger, consumes another portion despite the stunt.

Cotton Avenue

Graduation Sermon and Address at Bethel College

Rev. K R L Bivins of Parlow Lawn Baptist church will preach the commencement sermon at Bethel College Cuthbert on the 26th. Hon Pope Brown will deliver the literary address on the 28th.

KR. L. Bivins Parlow Lawn Baptist Church Bethel College Cuthbert Pope Brown

A Slight Touch of Paralysis in Mr Slappey

Friends learn with regret that Mr Kt H Slappey suffered a slight paralysis affecting his right arm and has been confined to his room for a day or two. His family and friends hope he soon regains strength and health.

Kt. H. Slappey

Week-Old Women and One-Week-Old Babies Seen

A brief note records the presence of week old women and one week old babies observed in a public setting. The report lists no further details, locations, or named individuals.

Railroad Worker Killed at Southern Station in Chanvotte

May 11 reports Lee Roberts, a railroad employee, died at the Southern passenger station in Chanvotte. He was caught between coupling platforms of two coaches as his head struck, leading to fatal injuries. The accident prompted an immediate investigation and witness statements are being collected.

Chanvotte N. C Lee Roberts

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