School Shoes Promoted In Brief Ad Line
A brief, promotional line markets school shoes indicating a focus on footwear for students and suggesting buyers consider purchasing multiple pairs. The text stays concise and sales oriented.
27 Nov 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1894
Page
1
A brief, promotional line markets school shoes indicating a focus on footwear for students and suggesting buyers consider purchasing multiple pairs. The text stays concise and sales oriented.
Governor Atkinson calls for overhauling Georgia's antiquated judicial system, revising criminal laws, and placing county chain gangs under state penitentiary control. He urges fee reform, change of venue provisions, election-law tightening, and stronger support for public schools and the Northeastern railroad while pledging care for aged veterans.
In Macon on Sunday Rev. Alonzo Monk denounces the town as vile and corrupt citing society women at races and gambling parties. He accuses officials and police of failure to protect virtue and warns of clubs for women that enable drinking and neglect of families. The sermon names Mayor Horne and Chief Butler as figures behind orders in the alleged rottenness.
The excerpt extols Syrup of Figs as pleasant to take and effective in cleansing the system, dispelling colds, aches, and fevers, and aiding habitual complaints. It claims widespread recognition and usefulness as a remedy.
An advertising roundup touts Royal Baking Powder as superior for baking. Notable endorsements claim it ensures finest food, with quotes from chefs and health officers praising its wholesomeness and results across several renowned establishments.
A Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland favors creating an eight member monetary commission to study currency reform. Plan calls for three bankers, three business leaders, and two finance professors to report on a stable standard and note issuance while addressing foreign trade, public credit, and internal commerce. Cabinet skeptics fear Congress will demand control of appointments, but officials expect the president to press ahead to resolve the financial tangle.
The U S Treasury accepts John A Stewart and associates bid to buy the full 6 percent bond issue amounting to 1000000 at 117 077 accrued interest from Nov 1 The arrangement avoids multiple bidders and keeps gold outside the treasury A second item notes a Georgia murder conviction of Henry Archer after a trial in Synvanta Superior Court with a swift guilty verdict and no recommendation for mercy.
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