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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
8
Yesterday Col and Mrs Uriah B Harrold of Americur celebrated forty years of marriage in a warm observance. Family members voiced affection as Mrs Harrold, though an invalid, received heartfelt wishes from husband and children, reflecting a long life of devoted companionship and shared happiness.
A serious mishap at the Schumpert residence on Lee Street left Mrs. Schumpert with a broken thigh after Col. Schumpert, an invalid, fell while aiding her. He toppled onto her as they moved, and the resulting injury may confine her to bed for months. The incident drew concern from many friends of the family.
A testimonial ad notes constant motion harms kidneys and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. It cites Geo H. Hansan, a Lima locomotive engineer, who says engine vibration caused kidney trouble until using the remedy. John R. Hudson is referenced as well.
Captain G L Williams of the Americas Light Infantry and Sheriff Bell with a posse will depart on the first train for Andersonville tomorrow to preserve peace during Decoration Day observances. The group, about forty strong, faces a smaller crowd than before as fewer trains run from central and southern Georgia and rail rates rise. Officials warn the annual gathering has long brought riot, bloodshed, and murder, though residents hope for a calmer day.
What Thin Folks Need. Is a greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr. King's New Life Pills work wonders. They tame and regulate the digestive organs, gently expel all poisons from the system, heal the blood, improve appetite, make healthy flesh, sell at 25c at E. J. Eldridge drug stores.
In Americus nearby Bunna Vista two candidates for the state Senate plan joint debates. W D Crawford of Buena Vista accepts a challenge from FE H McMichael of Marion county to meet in Columbus on June 2 and in Cusseta on June 4. District politics grow lively as campaigns heat up.
An advertisement asserts that healthy nurses filter impurities from blood and that Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys. It promises a positive cure for all kidney and urinary diseases and claims it strengthens the whole system. John R. Hudson.
The Macon city council and Vice President Harvie Jordan of the national farmers congress invite President Roosevelt to visit Macon in October during the congress session that will draw farmers from across the United States. A citizen committee with engrossed copies of the invitations will call on the president. A. Herrin of Floch Arkansas touts honey and tar for coughs and colds in early stages. John Hudson of Bee E. D. Ansley notes abundant peach crates ready now.
A Missouri congressman writes that after campaign overwork and sleepless nights he nearly collapsed, but three bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health. The ad claims the remedy cures overwork, nervous tension, and general weakness, promising vitality for men and women. Eldridge Drug stores guarantee the product.
The Americus Light Infantry was inspected by state trooper Col Obear with strict arms and equipment checks. The unit demonstrated excellent drill and bearing, leaving Americus confident in favorable reporting and Georgia’s strong volunteer company reputation.
If you inquire you will be surprised how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles. If the patient is not beyond medical aid Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints John R.
Plains near Americus closes its high school after a prosperous year with a literary address by Col. W. O. Thompson of Madison Ga and a closing exhibition featuring songs and recitations by pupils. Prof. Walker Slappey and Mr. A. B. Logan also spoke, with praise for Prof. Campbell for the year’s success.
Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as made from a prescription by a leading Chicago physician, noted as one of the country’s most eminent. The product is described as using the purest ingredients money can buy, scientifically combined to maximize effectiveness, attributed to John R. Hudson.
Yesterday's breezes brought a perceptible change as sultry summer gave way to November air. Homes rummaged for light blankets while the day stayed cool, and the steady temperature promised relief from usual heat. Foley's Honey and Tar and John R Hudson are noted in passing as a local product and supplier.
The remains of Mrs. H. B. Threlkeld arrived from Fort Gaines to Americus and were taken to Ellaville for interment. She was sixty eight, died during a visit to relatives in Fort Gaines. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to children.
A bold promotional notice announces a week of cut price, cash only sales with drastic reductions. Items include 5¢ Spring Calicoes at 3c yd, 12c Madras Cloths at 9¾c, 10c Curtain Scrim at 7½c, and many fabrics and household goods discounted to half or near-half price. Seasonal linens, parasols, and ready-made wear also offered at notably reduced rates.
Weekly silk sale features Peau de Soie at 1.50, black Taffetas from 0.68 to 0.97, 36 inch 1.25 black Taffeta at 0.97, and other silk prices. Extra inducements, all corded Jap Silks, and varied widths are discounted.
A local sale lists ladies slippers at clearout prices seen as one dollar per pair. Slippers with former prices of 1.25 dollars drop to 0.89. Oxford slippers grade 1.50 now 1.25. A large assortment of children slippers offered at 0.75, 1.50, and 1.00 dollars.
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