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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1897
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and events with references to a panel and measurements. Readable bits mention a preteen art incident and a sealed septa, while other lines discuss symptoms like blood disorder and nervous collapse. The fragmentary source lacks cohesive details.
Augusta visitors and hometown greetings mark a Sunday with Miss Minnie Wells returning from Shellman. Epworth convention drew Masonry participants in Tennese centennial events. An antiseptic ad promotes Dr Tichenor’s forgetful precision while a Beulah McMath rose room opens at 722 Jackson St. Toronto rail collision injures crew amid Toronto Pacific freight crash in print.
An item describes a dubious Pyramid Pile Cure advertised as safe and effective for piles and constipation, claiming dramatic results with minimal side effects. It notes it is sold by druggists and agents, with prices 25 cents per package, and includes warnings about potential dangers of other remedies.
An old newspaper clipping promotes Evie A Sewing Machine with warnings against scams and promises a $25 cash New Home Co model, while noting cheaper options may not be guaranteed. It also includes assorted tonic and remedy notices and various miscellaneous quotes.
In a heated statement Camden Sommers argues witnesses lied to aid the defense as trial resumes. He defends Judge Camden’s estate from mercenary attacks and accuses forged papers of blackening a noble man’s name.
An advertisement claims a universal cure after the war and lists medicine sizes priced at 2 and 60 cents, sold by W. A. Rembert and Mims & Haileon in Alhs Shas.
The American Hamane society met in Watkins fall with larger attendance. Rev Jenkin Jones of Chicago spoke on the law of office versus cruelty and vivisection sparked brief discussion. Papers included Homes for doze and notes on church societies. Advertisement: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for colds. 25 and 50 cent sizes sold. County treasurer Feaster cited as $410,000 short by 14 comulsainuers.
State commissioner of insurance Milo D Campbell issued a circular accusing Michigan Citizens of being swindled by worthless fire insurers with 22 companies named. The notice warns against fraudulent solicitations and urges vigilance against fake policies while promoting public awareness.
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