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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
4
MARIE LOUISE MYRICK, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Kilstorial Room Telephone B4.
The Times-Recorder presents itself as the official organ for the City of Americus Sumter County Webster County and the railroad commission for Georgia's 34th district detailing civic notices and county statements for public record in local governance.
Americus Georgia September 13 1901 publishers remind patrons behind on subscriptions that settlement time has come. They note no mortgages but many small accounts and urge payment from first cotton money. If unreachable, a money order is enclosed to settle amounts promptly.
Georgia editorials condemn the shooting of President McKinley as a peril to the nation. They urge strict enforcement against vagrancy and mob violence, mock social pretensions, and remind readers of Lincoln Garfield and McKinley assassinations with ages and dates.
Savannah News declares Emma Goldman a repugnant degenerate who inspired Ctol Czolgostz to attempt the President’s life. The piece recalls Berkman’s Frick shooting, portrays Goldman as repulsive, uneducated, and driven by free love, urging confinement to prevent further harm.
A vintage advertisement urges women to seek health through Brads field's Female Regulator, claiming it cures nervousness headaches backache and general weakness. The copy argues internal health drives external wellness, touts mass success, and notes the product sells for 1 per bottle with a free illustrated book for workers. Located in Atlanta Georgia.
A Savannah Press article urges young men to view work as their calling and to believe the country needs them. It counsels aiming high, and emphasizes duty in professions from law to science. The piece reflects on economic notes from The Globe and regional opinions on cotton and trade. It also notes Alabama courts punishing lynching and references anarchist Czolgosz’s belief in his club’s authority.
The Alabama biennial school census shows 674 550 children ages 1 to 21, whites 374 726, with a total school fund derived from the state just over 1.12 million dollars. This marks the largest appropriation in state history, aided by township retained taxes about 155 000 and per capita adjustments. In Chicago, three men claim to be linemen exploded a dynamite cartridge at the Chicago General Telephone office, wrecking a building and injuring Night Watchman Brenn.
Dress goods note autumn arrivals with prices per yard including 25c to 1.50. Items listed cover wool suiting serges tricots pebble cloths cheviots homespun blends and various cloths in widths from 30 to 54 inches, offered in black and multiple shades for women’s wear. Names include Venecian Cloths Prunellas Melrose and French Broadcloth with several color options.
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