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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
1
The piece discusses Georgia and North Carolina politics, McKinley and trusts, imperialism, and home affairs. It critiques tariff and public franchise policy, praises Democratic progress, and weighs irrigation and agricultural focus versus Porto Rico and Hawaii studies. It cites opinions from Adlai Stevenson and compares 1896 and current election dynamics.
The Atlanta Journal column depicts the Caucasian as aggressive and relentless, likening China’s decline to a wall being battered by a modern force. It contrasts modern steam and electricity with ancient walls and notes Albany’s cotton receipts and local business practices as the season begins.
Advertisement notes the Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia selling by druggists at one dollar per bottle and inviting readers to request a free illustrated book aimed at expectant mothers.
A testimonial from Mrs Cor E Eichanpsos of Reixe LaNnez WB credits Lydia E Pinkham vegetable compound with curing severe gynecological illness after eighteen months of pain and loss of function. The author praises the remedy calling it water of life and urges others to read and seek help.
An 1900 notice promotes Tutt's Liver Pills as a remedy for various ailments and records Georgia Pine Railway Company board resolutions to extend rail from Arlington to Columbus and further toward Florida. It details route county names, proposed extensions, and charter amendments with official signatures.
The court cites all persons concerned to show cause why Mrs Ann Mock as administratrix of the estate of W G Mock should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission by the first Monday October 1900. Ordinary Ean T B Maxwell signs the order.
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