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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1900
Page
1
A potpourri of notes cites Croker in New York, US canal talks, Georgia politics, a Florida capital vote, Bryan’s possible bid, and amateur science on oils and papers. It mentions Queen Margherita, Nansen, Stovall, and editorials on industry, education, and national trends with regional ties to Georgia and Savannah.
The Land and Industrial Department of the Central of Georgia Railway issues a bulletin on seed selection for cane. Dr W C Stubbs shows the top third of the cane yields superior seed and should be planted without stripping or banking. Farmers in Georgia and Alabama are urged to adopt this proven practice to maximize grinding and seed use.
The excerpt highlights ten cent cotton spurring new resources, surplus crops safeguarding producers, and prosperity tied to wheat corn and livestock. It calls for agricultural departments to provide cotton demand data before planting while noting Hoke Smith and Bryan emphasize continued political engagement and advocacy from Macon to Lincoln.
Washington reports President McKinley plans to rely more on his own ideas, resisting northern Republican pressure and Hanna influence. He opposes a canal treatyless Hepburn bill, hints at veto if pursued, and affirms a government by the people. The piece notes a rising cotton crop value and Georgia political shifts.
An old advertisement urges women to seek Bradfield's Female Regulator as a cure for leucorrhea, uterine prolapse, weakness, headaches, and backache. It portrays internal health as key to outward wellness and cites quick, safe relief after trial with other remedies. The copy notes price at $1 per bottle and offers free samples to writers.
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