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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
4
The Georgia Pine Railway Company of Georgia announces its fate will take effect on December 3, 1899. The short notice states the corporate action without detailing successor arrangements or exact discharge of liabilities.
The article discusses how life insurance firms assess drink habits in applications and whether abstainers should receive higher premiums. It notes life expectancy differences between abstainers and moderate drinkers, citing Atwater and asserting that alcohol in moderation can benefit some but harm others.
The first sign of croup is hoarseness followed by a rough cough. If Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is given early it prevents attacks. It has twenty five years of constant use without a failure and is sold by R L Bruce in many homes across the land.
The Macon Telegraph urges grand juries judges and citizens to unite in enforcing the new dog tax. It argues that fewer dogs will boost wool, mutton, poultry, and cattle production, with scraps feeding dogs better redirected to hogs and chickens, and calls for using the law to replenish state treasuries.
A NH governor Rollins Thanksgiving proclamation urges family reunions and charitable deeds for the day. Readers submit anecdotes and endorsements, including a Chamberlain's remedy testimonial, weather musings on Boston, Ely's Cream Balm ad pitch, and a Cape Colony archbishop's call for peaceful counsel amid war.
Mrs. Bradish of Detroit writes that two years of poor health, loss of appetite, weight loss, headaches, night sweats, hysteria, and heart palpitations began to improve after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says seven or eight bottles restored her to health and praises the medicine, with Pinkham offering free confidential advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
A local craftsman maintains a large supply of cotton and can make or repair mattresses of all kinds. He operates at his old stand on North Broad Street opposite the jail with machinery for cleaning and other repair work and guarantees fair prices with prompt attention.
Mrs. W. H. Felton leads a new department titled The Country Home with feats from her acclaimed pen. John Temple Graves contributes periodically as a renowned lecturer and independent thinker. Hon. C. H. Jordan oversees the agricultural section advocating diversified farming and farmers institutes. Juvenile, book, and editorial correspondence items accompany reports from W. G. Cooper and a staff of artists and writers.
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