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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1899

Page

4

People You Know Coming and Going in Americus

A compact society notices column from Americus recounts visits and illnesses including Mrs H G Stanfield with typhoid on Finn street, Miss Mamie Clarke ill with slow fever, Rev K Read off to Cuthbert for Andrew Female College exercises, and Hon G H McGehee visiting. Also mentions Red Men event, Veterans flowers for Andersonville, and house for rent at 310 Jackson Street.

Hudson's Fount W. D. Murray Eliaville H. G. Stanfield Finn Street J. A. Walker J. D. McPhail Columbia Mamie Clarke W. A. Moreland Savannah Miss Singer Eufaula Americus M. A. Andrews Waycross Lillie Harper Thomasville K. Read Cuthbert Andrew Female College G. H. McGehee Talbotton Americas Sheffield Co Organization of Red Men Eighth Watch Pipe of Peace Inter Lanvahassee Tribe Bent Jackson Street Presbyterian Church John W. Shiver

Natatorium urged for Americus with early start plan

Promoters in Americus discuss a public natatorium to be funded by local businessmen. Five men offered to contribute $100 each, totaling one fifth of the estimated $500 cost. With artesian water and expected patronage, organizers believe costs could be recouped quickly. A second item notes Hannibal resident J. Any’s recovery from typhoid and pneumonia aided by Dr. King's New Discovery, now sold by E J Eldridge’s Drug Store with a trial bottle offered.

Americus Anatatorium E.J. Eldridge

May Swing in Short Order Threats Lynching in Dooly County

Judge Littlejohn received an urgent telegram from Dooly county officials requesting a special term of court to try a negro for insulting a lady. Authorities feared a lynching as the prisoner, held in Vienna jail, faced possible transfer and trial.

Dooly

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health and Energy

Advert suggests Dr Kings New Life Pills boost brain and body power to achieve success. Claims the product improves stomach liver kidneys and bowels to restore vitality. Available at E J. Brid ge's drug store for 255.

Dr. King J. El.dridge

Merchants Close Early Under Town Pact

At six yesterday afternoon the town clock marked the closing hour as merchants adhering to the early closing agreement shut their shops. Employees exited content, and the pact remains in effect until August 20.

Arnica Salve for Skin Eruptions and Fevers

Promises relief for skin eruptions, ulcers, corns, warts, cuts, burns and chilblains. States a 25 cent price per box with a cure guaranteed. Sold by E J Eldridge, druggist.

Buskien Arnica E. J. Eldridge

Lion Coffee Promises Quality and Value

A promotional notice urges readers to try Lion coffee for a productive day. It touts Lion as pure, affordable, and capable of making forty cups per pound, with one pound sealed packets bearing a lion head for authenticity.

Lion Coffee

Short News Items From Town Yesterday

A brisk roundup of city happenings notes a cowboy thrill showing rope tricks near boot blacks, a ponderous new boiler shipped from G and A shops for the car building department, and plans for the Planters Bank foundation. Officials count workers and volunteers for the bank project while property changes and shop upgrades reshape Americus.

Reason Prices, &Champert Shoe Co Americus Dinah Yannersonville Andersonville Planters’ Bank Times-Recorder Tolbot Club Court House O. L. Dixon Kendrick Forsyth and Jackson Streets

When Nature Needs Assistance Syrup of Figs Ad

An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle prompt remedy for nature needing assistance. It attributes the product to the California Fig Syrup Co. and urges use only when necessary.

California Fiz Syrup Co

Reduced Rates to Teachers for Ocean Steamship Trip

The Ocean Steamship Co announces a $20 round trip rate from Savannah to Boston or New York for teachers. A certificate signed by the county schools superintendent is required, proving bearer is a teacher in public or private schools, to享 enjoy top accommodations en route.

The Ocean Steamship Co Savannah Boston New York

No Right to Ugliness Promoted by Patent Remedies

An older newspaper advertorial fragment extols beauty and health tonics, urging women to stay attractive by using Electric Bitters and Galham cures for stomach and kidney issues. It cites local drugstores and claims life-saving effects of Chamberlain's remedy. Mentions various sellers and readers’ testimonials from a Lancaster New Hampshire editor.

E. J. Eldridge

Examination for assistant principal at Farlow School

Applicants for assistant principal of Farlow school Americus Georgia will be examined Saturday June 1809. Salary listed as 1100 dollars. Superintendent J E Marnis oversees the process. The note mentions history should record not prophecy and contains garbled text.

Farlow Americus, Ga J.E. Marnis

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