The Times Printing notes and Georgia headlines Archive
A garbled 1801 newspaper column lists subscriptions for The Times Publishing Company Americus Ga with editor Bascom Myrick. It recaps Georgia politics railroads taxes and editorial stances plus mentions Augusta Savannah and Columbus papers and a section on Hoke Smith and Jay Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danwy
Moxra
Bascom Myrick
the Times Publishing Company
Americus
Tue
Columbus Evening Ledger
Tue Tives-Reconpen
Georgia
Ledgers Authority
Tue Tikrs-Reconpen
Ledger
Tak Tiwks-Reconpen
Atlanta Journal
Hoke Smith
Henry Cabanias
Fulton County
Tariff debate stirs farmer ire and political figures
The piece argues tariffs hurt farmers while wealth rises for others, citing Ohio census data on rising state wealth and falling farm land values. It cites Governor Campbell blaming tariffs, McKinley policy, and calls for free coinage of silver and banking reform. It also notes comments by Maj. Ryals on the Smith Berner bill, and observations on the Georgia press scene and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Campbell
Ohio
McKinley
Birmingham Age- Herald
RyAes
Savannah
Senate
Maj. Ryals
Borner
Chappell
House
Smith
Berner
Dr Sage s Catarrh Remedy Ad Pique
An old time advertisement lamenting offensive breath and social ruin. It touts Dr Sage s Catarrh Remedy as a cure for catarrh and claims a $500 reward from the World s Dispensary Medical Association for incurable cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima
Laat
Theodor
Sage
Dr. Sage
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Guano Company Hails Market Prices Amid Health Claims
An advertisement from GAMBRINUS HALLE promotes P. P. P. as a cure for exhaustion, nervousness, and loss of vitality. It asserts market prices for AMERICUS Guano Company and touts P. P. P. as restoring health and strength to a weakened system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmniccs
Psa
Americus Guano Company
TrWorkenn Blood Balm CO
Atlanta
Castoria nostalgia and real estate pitches mix in 19th century echoes
A fragmented text recalls Castoria marketing from childhood to adulthood, mentions P T Barnum and Noah’s greatest show on earth, then shifts to a New York clothing firm offer by S M Courx advertising houses and lots for sale with nominal down payment and weekly terms, amid a joke about rain machines and a home hail invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
P. T. Barnum
Noah
New York Herald
New York Auction Clothing Company
New York
8. M. Courx
Allens Promote Season Dresses and Linens
Allens advertises a full season dress line and the most complete stock in the city featuring stamped linens and wash silks for embroidery. Also promotes Hosie Handkerchiefs gloves embroideries laces ribbons umbrellas and related accessories for customers to view before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosie
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EE. Times-Recorder
AmeEatot
Dowsorthai Arar
Americus, Ga
Augusta Evans Wilson Isa
Mobile
Paris
the Times-Recoupes
Talbot
Yeaterday
Buena Vista Patriot
Northen
State of
General Assembly of
Columbus Enquirer
The
New York Sun
Herald
Sun‘day Sun
Hoopers
Centre
Southwestern
Augusta
Louisville & Nashville
Central
Augusta Chronicle
Rome Tribune
South Carolina
Lexington County
Albert Wesley
TuEne
Jay Gould
Jay
House of Representatives
Journal
Columbia Enquirer
Railroads
Missouri Pacific
Alexander the Great
Cwsar
Pompey
Stern Brutus
Savannah Morning News
Bprton Ricwanpsox
Columbus
Troy Enquirer
Enquirer
Troy
Ala
Grady
David B. Hill
Philadelphia
Modern Order of Odd People
Modern Order of
Mad People
Robert Bonner
A. T. Stewart
Benjamin Franklin
Vanderbilt
Tur
Savannah News of
W. W. Starr
Central Railroad
Savannah Brewing Company
J. C. Mahn
William Schroeter
American Trading Society
Starr
the Central
DeWitt
Davenport Drug Company
Cuter Hamington
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia Times
E. D. Anscey
Domima
Gambrinus
HALLE
Daby
Castoria
G‘mbrinus Halle
Detroit Free Press
Expresson
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atents
ALL Drugoistr
Will R. Allen
Tim Allen
Gossamers
Allen. & Allen
Southwest
Eagle” Shoe Store
Forsyth St
Wai Labs
A. I
New Hami
Beall & Oakley's
Bedford
Lamar Street
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