Press Pencilings and Political Echoes Across States
A collage of remarks from newspapers including Macon Telegraph and Griffin News and Sun notes on Norwood for U S Senate and Beck for Speaker of the State Senate. It also cites editorials from the Constitution and News and Sun on editors and politics, plus anecdotes on sunny days and a defense of Democratic dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Macon
New York Herald
Norwood
United States Senate
Georgia
Mr. Norwood
Griffin News and Sun
The
Americas Recorder
Col. M. W. Beck
State Alliance
State Senate
What It Does Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Oil Well Record
An 1880s tone item advertises Hood’s Sarsaparilla listing eight claims from blood purification to nerve strengthening and relief from indigestion. It notes Findlay Ohio oil well producing 1000 barrels and a 6340 barrel six hour fill, claiming a world record. It mentions P P P and political note about extra session and warns against neglecting a child with worms, recommending Dr Bull’s Worm Destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Findlay
Ohio
Dr. Bull
Central of Georgia Deal Era Opens in Rail Network
The Columbus Enquirer Sun reports Central of Georgia nears a deal to acquire the Chattanooga Rome and Columbus railroad. If finalized, the move would link Columbus Savannah to Chattanooga with potential extension to Newnan, creating a direct line alliance and signaling major reorganization in regional rail. Also listed are uncalled postal letters at the American post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Enquirer-Sun
Central of Georgia
Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus
Messrs. Borg, Sully
Gen. Alexander
Central
Savannah, Griffin
North Alabama
Griffin
Carrollton
Columbus, Rome and
Columbus
Rome
Chattanooga
Williamson
Enquirer-8un
Central Road
Savannah
Newnan
Atlantic
West Point
The
Americas Post Office
B—Mioes Nettie Bass
D. Baylark
Sara Buggers
Henry D. Brown
W. J. Brown
Charlie Daniel
Darensa
E. H. Dwier
James Davis
F—Eli Roster
Col
Joe Freeman
Seabon Fulton
Natta Fourt
Lula Gaglisci
Lucy Garrett
Fellar Greene
Kacrous Greene
M. J. Jackson
Reina Johnston
Dave Jenkins
Ellis
Johnson
Johannah Jones
Richard Jones
C. W. Jones
Eliza Jones
K—Mies
Sarah Kargro
Fannie Lewiston
Julius Ben Lamous
M—Carrie Martin
Agganet Miller
Nellie Mosan
Maud L. McMurrain
Mattie Melton
Sallie Mask
The Use of Quinine and Smith's Tonic Syrup
Amedley of old medical notes extols quinine while praising Smith's Tonic Syrup as a safer substitute. It cites cures for chills and fever and includes a testimonial from P C Lee of Bigbee Valley, Mississippi. It also mentions political chatter about General Grant’s monument and Congressmen Oates of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Loulaville
Smith
P. C. Lee
Bigbee Valley
Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americus, GA
J. J, Hanesley
Georgia Loan and Trust D
Eduction Ini
Americus
Diamanta
Cook’s Pharmacy
Cotton Avenue
M. Callaway
Lott Warren
Forsyth Street
Americus, Qa
W.D. Haynes & Son
Forsyth St
Recorder Building
At & Bai
College Hill
Jackson Street
Collelot
M. Brown
Wr Bale
J Jackson
Sharea Furniture Factory
Fire and Life Insurance
Telegraph Office
Mebbdawif
Builders’ Supply CO
Lamber
Inher Er Pann Mutual
Lily Iasrane
Otlee
United States
Democratic Party
Representative Watson
Pennsylvania
Watson
King
J. B. Hawthorne
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Sam P. Jones
King’s Royal Germetuer Co
Express C. O. D
Representative Lodge
Massachusetts
Portland
Maine
Reed
W. H. Wilder
Albany, Ga
P. P.P
Congress
the Central
General Grant
Arlington
Congressman Oates
Alabama
J. T. Cotney
Goiney
Cotney
Fis
Cotton
Prince's
Mayo’s
Kentucky
Americus, G
R. L. McLeod & CO
Asers
U. Ss
Ha. D. Watt
Crocerins
Forsyth
Lee Streets
R. F. Nehring
Allison Street
Allen House
T Americus, GA
W. H
Wookiridge
TG Bowers
W.W. C
Wooldridge
Wonder Care Co