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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1901

Page

6

Board Elects the Teachers at City Schools

The city Board of Education held its final meeting of the year electing the superintendent Prof. J. B. Mathin and high school principal Prof. A. G. Miller. Re-elected were most teachers. Prof. Noyes departs for unknown plans as Prof. Young succeeds him. All schools close June 9 for summer vacation.

City Board of Education J. B. Mathin A. G. Miller Farlow High School George W. Bronner Rees Park School Mies Smith B. W. Young W. J. Noyes Noyes Americas Young Prof Bethel College Cuthbert Staley McKay Hill

Onions Bring Profits From Model Farm Crops

Alderman H. Mitchell, two miles from the city, reports strong returns from his two acres of large white onions. He notes onions yield 300 to 400 bushels per acre, sold at 2 dollars per bushel in Western cities. With another shipment today, the crop seems to pay well, showing small farm profits add up.

Save Your Money with Tutt's Liver Pills

One box of Tutt's Pills will save many dollars in doctors' bills by curing stomach liver and bowel diseases. They relieve sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and biliousness. A million people endorse Tutt's Liver Pills.

Tutt

Cordele to Build Fertilizer Plant for Local Farmers

The Cordele community pledges to construct and fully operate a fertilizer plant to serve nearby farmers next year. The Americus public, preferring other markets, may miss local production, while Cordele and Albany are expected to supply Americus farmers with guano next season.

Cordele Americus Albany

Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman’s Cough

Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia reports a complete cure of a long standing hacking cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. She credits relief from chest pain and sleep restoration to the royal cure. Trial bottles free at E J Eldridge’s Drug Store with a guaranteed satisfaction.

Annie E. Springer Howard Street Philadelphia Dr. King Consumpton Doctora E. J. Eldridge

Downcast heart finds uplift when bending the knees

A brief reflection on resilience shows how kneeling or bending before a challenge can lift spirits. The saying emphasizes humility and supplication as paths to renewed strength, suggesting inner transformation through acts of submission or posture.

Judge cites few liquor law convictions in Georgia counties

Judge Z A Littlejohn stated in court that after five years on the circuit bench he has never seen a conviction for selling whiskey illegally. He noted numerous docketed cases, especially in Sumter and other counties, but asserted the public remains compliant with prohibition laws.

Dry Georgia Sumter Americas Z. A. Littlejohn Littlejohn

Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Health Through Food

A vintage advertisement urges readers to end health lag by using cod liver oil emulsion from Scott & Lowne. It contrasts plumpness with not quite healthy, claims appetite first then food, and offers a free sample from 409 Pearl Street, New York.

Scott Scott & Lowne Pearl Street New York

Excursion of the Engine Engineers Set for June 11

Seaboard Railway engineers plan their annual picnic at Bowens Mill in Wilcox county. The gathering, approved at a local committee meeting, will be Tuesday June 11 with preparations underway. The trip is conducted by B L E members and only invited guests may attend. The special train departs from Americas and other line friends may accompany.

Seaboard Railway Bowen’s Mill Wilcox County Pionto B.L. E Americas

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Pile Cure

An editor named M Higgins recounts painful piles resisted doctors until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve provided a cure after two boxes. The ad touts it as the surest pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world, with a 25 cent price and E J Eldridge as the local seller.

M. Higgins Bucklen E. J. Eldridge

Marriage of Miss Buchanan in Merko Texas

Relatives in Americus learn of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Barlow Buchanan to Mr. Lewis E. Martin in Merko Texas a few days ago. The bride, eldest daughter of the late W. B. Buchanan, left Americus as a child with her mother Mrs. J. D. Boring and has since lived in Texas. The news is of interest to many friends and relatives here.

Americus Merko, Texas Elizabeth Barlow Buchanan Lewis E. Martin W. B. Buchanan J. D. Boring Texas

Cure Celd In Hoan. Kermott's Chocolates Laxati

A fragmented note mentions Cure Celd in Hoan and Kermott's Chocolates offering laxative products. Details are unclear due to garbled text. The item reads like a brief classification or ad snippet with little context or complete facts.

Hoan Kermott’s Chocolates

Transfer of J. E. Cameron Prompts Council Contention

The Times-Recorder reports Seaboard Railway master car builder J. E. Cameron will soon move from Americus to Portsmouth shops. His departure triggers a city election as he sits on the aldermanic board. Possible successors abound as candidates line up to fill the unexpired term.

Times-Recorder J. E. Cameron Seaboard Railway Americus Portsmouth Cameron Americas

A Superb Grip Cure for Grip Poison

A promotional notice claims Johnson's Tonto is a superb Grip cure that quickly neutralizes poison within an hour and renders a victim safe within a day. It promises health restoration within a week with ruddy cheeks and urges buying Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic for 50 cents if it cures.

Johnson

Albany Girl Found Husband Through Matrimonial Ad

An Albany girl Miss Addie Alford placed an ad in a matrimonial paper, attracting a Port Jervis New Jersey suitor. After a brief correspondence, they became engaged and married recently, suggesting Albany brides are finding matches beyond local streets.

Port Jervis N. J Lee Street Americas Albany Damsela Port Jorvia New Jersey

Buckeye Pile Ointment Promises Quick Rectal Relief

An advertisement proclaims TABLERs Buckeye Pile Ointment as a superior cure for piles fissures blind and bleeding external or internal itching and bleeding of the rectum. It guarantees immediate relief and infallible care with bottles priced at 60 cents and tubes at 75 cents, by Jobo R. Hudson.

Jobo R. Hudson

Marshal Feagin’s footback and an orphan horse sale

City Marshal Feagin adopted an orphan horse found on the streets and kept it at the horse hotel behind the fire department. The horse was put up for sale but drew only a 65 cent bid, so Notworthadamski was sent to pasture. The mortgage foreclosure left the city nine dollars poorer while the steed faced a bleak end.

Feagin Fire Department Notworthadamski Buzzards

Clerks Plan Picnic At Magnolia Dell Americus

The Retail Clerks Association of Macon schedules its annual picnic for June Sth at Magnolia Dell in Americus. A special picnic train departs Macon at 7:30 AM, arrives 10:00 AM, returns 6:00 PM. Clerks invite communities from Byron Fort Valley Marcellville Winchester Montezuma and Oglethorpe. expected attendance 1,500 to 1,800. Card's band will perform under the magnolias. Magnolia Dell is prepared for a festive day.

Retail Clerks Association of Macon Magnolia Dell Americus Byron Fort Valley Marchallville Winchester Montezuma Oglethorpe Card Terpsichore Americas

Spanish Taught In Americas Public Schools Now

Board of Education meeting adds Spanish to Americas public schools curriculum. Students from Americas will soon converse in Castilian and graduates may enter state universities without entrance exams, a rare privilege for public schools.

Sain Board of Education Americas Sonng Americus

Crenshaw May Quit Shortl y From Georgia Railroad Post

Atlanta May 24 Chairman T C Crenshaw of the Georgia Railroad commission may resign within days Colonel Crenshaw announced the move citing a new business venture not Democratic party remarks The notice appears amid a page of medical ads including White's Cream Vermifuge and Coulson's Honey of Tar prints from John R Hudson with generic social statements.

Atlanta T. C. Crenshaw The Georgia Railroad Colonel Crenshaw Tria New Democratic Party Crenshaw

Americanization debates swirl over Scotland and banks

The Review of the Week questions Andrew Carnegie’s Scottish university philanthropy while The St James Gazette envisions an Anglo Saxon Millennium with Yankee influences. A New York banking week shows loans and deposits down as reserves rise and the legal tender total shifts.

St. James Gazete The Anglo-Saxon Millenium J. Pierpont Morgan England New York

Feeding hogs and bees in practical farming lessons

A farmer learns a profit from selling hogs in separate lots after paying his neighbor for time, showing careful feeding pays. Bees thrive with attentive care and ample stores. feeding sugar in early spring boosts honey and acts as a good investment for the apiarist.

Cory State Agricultural Department

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Bowen's Mill Miss Buchanan Marshal Feagin John R. Hudson Nassau St John R, Hudson Ballard John R Hudson Railway Commission White Coulsen Great Britain Carnegie Chicago Pork Packers Dues Cros Ker Pierpont Morgan Loxprox Review Andrew Carnegie Scotland Duke of Hamilton Cameron of Lochiel MacDonald of the Isles Sce Utengo Porer Oxfor Nmbridge Boss Croker London University Sterling Remedy Company Chicago Seorge Os Arterian Corner James F. Ballard St. Louis New Spring Millinery M. T. Elam
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