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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1900
Page
3
Royal Baking Powder claims unique leavening ability from purified ingredients. It asserts superior fitness and healthfulness, causing hot breads and pastries to rise perfectly without altering flour components. The firm, Royal Baking Powder Co., advertises its product at 100 William St New York.
Report on the premier U S tobacco display at the Paris Exposition describing 2000 samples across all grades, nine gold medals and multiple silver awards. Florida Sumatra leaf noted for needing higher grade, Virginia and North Carolina varieties praised for excellence, with strong praise from growers and dealers.
Fragments list meat prices and sales including guers and beef cuts, then ads for dogs, lost wife with infant, a stray dog, and farm loan negotiations. Also mentions care for an infant and a stomach remedy advertisement and a local hardware ad. Names include Donalson & Co and Fleming, with Bainbridge and surrounding area references.
The Decatur County Grand Jury reports on inmates of the poor house and county jail, praises county officials, and recommends salaries for jurors and election managers, appointment of notaries, and a new court house costing up to 35000 dollars. It notes pensioners to drop, highway and bridge repairs, and urges publication of presentments and continued support for local education.
A sequence of names appears in the article fragment including Murkison Gordell A H Pp King W J W White G G Woodhall F W Parker Glayton Alday HE As Wimberley S A Smith BR Browhs E Earnests M D Per ty J Hu Brinson G Key B W Campbell T Mc Lean M L Jones L Le Gamous B F Ambews RG Reynolds Alva Robinson R Hurst Thoms Lee.
An advertisement from Mrs. Mog Reynolds invites ladies of Gyuinbridge and surrounding county to inspect a new Fall and Winter millinery and fancy goods stock. It promotes latest fashion novelties and Butterick patterns, with a note on prices and suitability for remote shoppers.
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi says he suffered thirty years with diarrhoea and was nearly unable to travel. After trying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he was fully cured and urges others to try it. Sold by RL Hicks.
Large quantity of underlay suitable for carpet or paper room use offered for sale at This Office. Suitable for matting and underlayment, ample supply for several rooms.
An advertisement touts Henled ain Balm as instantly soothing cuts bruises burns and pains. It claims fast healing with no scar unless injuries are severe and also treats rheumatism sprains and swellings. Sold by R L Hicks to Mac Jameness.
In a Broadway pharmacy a druggist misreads a stock tip as a tomcat request and phones a broker. The term tomcat stands for Tennessee Coal and Iron stock while spinach is Southern Pacific. Brokers use pet names to place secret orders, a practice dating to the market’s early days.
An innuendo filled tale recalls a mother at tea who is drawn into a covert confession by her son. A playful courtship at table reveals sugar coded signals as the pair navigate affection and propriety. The narrator notes the mother’s dismay at the syrupy ruse and the comic misreadings of their social moment.
The Lewiston Journal opines on how many people admit there is “something in it” after initial disbelief. It contrasts reactions across belief systems including psychical research, spiritualists, mediums, Christian Scientists, and other cults, noting a vague sense of mystery that persists for the rest of us.
A prominent vegetarian asserts that vegetarianism sustains endurance and prevents tiredness after meals. He argues meat diets introduce uric acid, which he says causes laziness and heaviness, while vegetables leave a person never tired.
A rugged maxim declares toil is the path to snowledge food and pleasure. It asserts toil governs all, and love of work brings a fulfilled life. The message emphasizes discipline over indulgence and highlights work as the key to success.
In a Philadelphia Record cartoon, Harduppe declares the hardest task is done before breakfast, while Borrowell asks what it is. Harduppe answers Getting it. The strip centers on a playful exchange about effort and timing.
The Denver News quotes dramatic exchange on bank failure with a speaker asking directors’ liability. The reply states directors are only liable for the failure, framing a legal risk assessment tied to a $500,000 figure.
A call to patronize local merchants highlights their help with taxes and community services. The home merchant offers goods at low figures comparable to big city sellers and stands as the dependable contact in distress and purchases.
A grateful patient from Ackley Massachusetts explains how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored her health after lasting kidney inflammation and womb troubles. She credits the remedies with more benefit than doctors and shares her improved appearance.
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