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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1901
Page
34
Albany May 18 Special The watermelon and cantaloupe crops are greatly reduced in South Georgia. Acreage is at least 50 percent lower than last year due to storms and poor vine conditions. Growers expect lower volumes, with prices likely rising, while cantaloupes and watermelons face delayed replanting and extended recovery.
A garbled reminiscence from Chetiss of Faymersville Texas claims his head was bald until using a hair remedy in 1895. Other testimonials from Fennell of Moscow Idaho and J Jus describe hair regrowth and improved texture. Advertised as harmless with a free trial, the piece markets a cosmetic treatment promising full scalp coverage and thick new hair.
Obstacles of scarce land near rail lines and deteriorating soil push growers like Barmera to abandon watermelons and switch to cantaloupes or other crops. A prominent Douwherty county grower laments limited fertile plots and notes he planted cantaloupes only due to lack of suitable land for watermelons. The trend, echoed by several farms, leaves fields idle as land near rail corridors remains unplanted, threatening local watermelon supply for the season.
In Quitman Georgia on May 18 special report notes farmers in Brooks County upset over rail freight costs. Shipments to Chicago cost twice as much as Texas routes, profits wiped out by high rates and damage claims. Growers urge prepayment to deter bad cars and encourage lower rates, warning melon shipments may cease without action.
Eighty one applications were received for four vacancies in Columbus public schools this year. Applicants hailed from across the United States including Georgia Alabama Maine California Texas Michigan and more. Two chosen men came from Macon and Columbiana Alabama while two women came from Valdosta and Milledgeville.
In Biberton Georgia Judge Cleveland a Black man found there was an express package for J A Cleveland in the office He received it from the agent and receipted for it Later J A Cleveland who had ordered the package demanded it The agent had delivered to the wrong party Proceeding charged the Black man with simple larceny A trial ended with no verdict at the last session A new trial was granted This week the jury could not agree on a verdict.
Infant of Mr and Mrs J N Hayes interred after dying Friday from illness at their home on Bul street. Funeral held west tenday morning at Westley Cemetery.
Macon Georgia May 18 special The R A Smith camp Confederate Veterans receives word from United Confederate Veterans that on June 7 annual grave decoration for Confederate soldiers who died in northern prisons will be held at Columbus with Camp Chase in charge Captain Knauss to cover expenses camps to send flowers Macon camp pledges 5 and Song of Veterans of Macon 5 to aid purchase of flowers for graves in Columbus
Columbus May 18 Special It is the estimate of the Williams Manufacturing Company that the Georgia cane crop will show about 5 percent greater production this year than last. Cane acreage is increasing in middle and southwest Georgia and around Columbus Alabama and Florida. The firm notes refiners pay higher prices for refined sirup and expect continued profits as Georgia sirup prices rise from fifteen to thirty two and a half cents per gallon. President Williams urges farmers to expand cane planting and reserve seed for next season. He expects sugar refineries to come to Georgia, with refining sirup remaining more profitable in the near term.
Miss Wimberly will present An Evening with the Old South at the Academy of Music in Macon on Thursday night to benefit the Macon Hospital Association. The event is organized by the ladies auxiliary with Mrs J F Hanson and others assisting. The program promises a strong audience and notable delineations of plantation life.
The Grand Lodge of Independent Order of God Fellows of Georgia plans its annual session in Macon from next Wednesday. Delegates and visitors are expected to be at a historic high turnout. Local lodges prepare royal entertainment and a busy agenda. Some favor moving all future sessions to Macon for central location and lower costs. A rich program is planned for this session.
In Macon Georgia on May 18 the Uno Cluston company of Crump's park closes tonight while the Southern circmt troupe opens next Monday. Work on the new title range begins Monday as the Macon militia prepares. Judge Emory Speer delivered a lecture to the 1901 law graduates ahead of Mercer University commencement. Pastor Wallbrecht of St John’s in Atlanta to preach a German sermon in Macon. W Palmer’s death marked by sadness among longtime cotton merchants and friends. Rev MA Jenkins to leave Monday for Asheville to aid revival services at West End Baptist church.
Clayton H White, later a nationally known vaudeville star, was writing from Philadelphia on December 26.
Clayson EF White recites how Dutty's Pure Malt Whiskey allegedly treated ailments from coughs to debility after five years of use. The testimonial claims relief from consumption and other conditions, praising the product as a superior tonic and energy booster advertised by Whitney Co. of Rochester, NY.
Resolutions of regret were adopted at the Macon Georgia Academy of the Blind after Arthur Dudley Williams quit his post. The Social-Literary Society and its male students signed. Signatories include A W Rountree, B G Baugh, J J Childs, W Bailey, J Barrett, T Colwell, W Couch, C Harbott, NW King, and others.
An old newspaper advertisement criticizes reliance on faith alone for digestive issues and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims digestion can be aided by the tablets, which are said to digest food, strengthen nerves, and improve heart function. The ad notes the tablets cost 30 to 80 cents and offers a free book from the Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
A vintage medical warning urges against using common soda for stomach relief and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, digestion aiding remedy. Dr Harlanson and Wuerth endorse the 60 cent package, noting tablets digest food, improve appetite, and support heart and nerve health without acting as a laxative. Stuart a Marohat, Michigan, markets the cure.
A reader notices a claim that the sole path to purified blood and strong health lies through digestion. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a harmless, stomach-boosting aid taken after meals, with endorsements from Drs Vartandaon and Jennison and claims of blood and nerve improvements.
An article links American heart troubles to poor digestion rather than organic heart disease, noting most cases arise from digestive issues. It explains the heart and digestion share nerve control and that maldigestion can trigger symptoms through fermentation and ill feelings.
An old advertisement argues thin people should gain flesh using flesh forming foods and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It touts easy digestion, improved stomach vigor, and overall strength, claiming the product cures dyspepsia and indigestion while promoting plumpness for men and women.
Public notice-style advertisement offering a free booklet on digestive diseases. Claims stomach health prevents many illnesses and explains dyspepsia types, dietary tips, and a digestion timetable. Readers are urged to mail name and address to P. A. Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan for postal delivery.
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