Georgia and national political chatter across town
Local Thomasville politics bubble as liquor dealers hurry to close stock by January first. Washington Post calls southern Democrats brains and conservatism, while the president misses Joe Wheeler’s parade ovation. Georgia teachers gain a strong advocate in the State Commissioner as salary reforms pass. The season’s charities remind readers to spare a thought for the poor. A dry Fayette County dries up a narcotics trade claim, and the New York health board updates on grippe reporting and prevention. Local press notes newspaper trades, cane syrup profits, and a call for a dog tax law to boost state revenue and wool growth.
McKinley Bryan Debate Over Expansion Policy
In Atlanta the two leaders clash on expansion as the nation faces a crossroad. President McKinley pushes an imperialist world power stance while Mr Aryan advocates compact territory and limited armed force. Mr Bryan champions old policies and national unity without oppressing the weak. The speech aims to heal sectional divides and temper fierce strains in public opinion. The article notes the president’s Atlanta remarks praising fraternity with the South and calls for justice under law. It also covers local political notes on school and pension appropriations and appointments of presiding elders.
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Jasme
Atlanta
Bryan
United States
McKinley
America
Aryan
Porto Rico
Republic of the Fathers
South
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Oak City Drug Co
Dr La Faure Cough Balsam At Oak City Drug Store
Remarkable sales push for Dr La Faure Cough Balsam praised by readers and local testimonials. Letters from E R Carswell and A J Smith extol the remedy as fast and safe with no side effects, claiming it cured persistent coughs and improved sleep and stamina. Georgia farmers cited as they note cotton profits amid hard times.
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E, R, Carswell
Baptist Church
Bainbridge
Oak City
la Faures
Hope
A.J. Smith
Bainbridge, Ga
Georgia
The
Waycross Herald
Swift's Specific Featured as Blood Remedy for Rheumatism
A testimonial asserts rheumatism is a blood disorder and that blood remedies fail unless they reach the blood. Swift's Specific is praised as the only real blood remedy, claiming it cured a severe inflammatory case after doctors and other medicines failed. The narrator notes a chemist guardian confirmed the product is free of potash or mercury.
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Swift
Roverber
Ergandor M. Tippett
Powelton Avenue
Philadelphia
AIDED WAREHOUSE MOVES TO Broad and Troup Corner Bainbridge
A Ca id informs readers of moving his warehouse wagon and buggy repository after 25 years to a brick warehouse at Broad and Troup in Bainbridge across from the Express and Telegraph offices. The notice promises ample stable room artesian water camp houses and comfortable facilities to tempt travelers to make the new site their home and general headquarters while in town.
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Johnson's Hardware Store
Express and Telegraph Offices
Bainbridge
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Fayetteville
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S. W. Georgia
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the Mart Clothing Company
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