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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
7
A public notice urges choosing Cottolene over lard highlighting health concerns about hog fat. It declares Cottolene a pure vegetable product by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY with claims of wholesome, digestible food and questions readers about nine tenths taking chances.
Fragmented local notes show Bainbridge recreation and small events. Mention of visiting friends in Fort Gaines, Danark travel, tax talk, a test ball, and social gatherings at Elk’s with emphasis on community ties and everyday commerce.
The Mothers Meeting was scheduled for this Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. C. C. Brown. All city mothers were invited, though invitations contained a misprint that should have read 3 o'clock sharp.
Dr. Hamils condition continues to improve daily and there is hope for an early recovery as hundreds of friends are glad to learn of the gradual improvement.
A dated essay argues boys should stay away from street idleness and tobacco stumps. It urges parents to keep children in school or at work with tasks like whitewashing and wood chopping. It also discusses loneliness in single life for spinster and bachelor as years pass.
A testimonial from J.3 Barnes of Quitman Georgia endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney filtration and backache relief. He cites irregular secretions and dark sediment, noting improvements after use and recommending the product at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as distributors. Remember the name and take no other.
The clipping lists prices for cotton middlings oats corn meal potatoes and various meats and fats. Prices include cotton unexpected figures and poultry lard and butter per unspecified units. The source shows a rough market snapshot with multiple line items and quoted prices.
A French scientist cites a blood based secret to longevity while American claims Electric Bitters renew blood and nerves. W M Sherman of Cushins Maine reports recovery after long illness. The advertisement touts the tonic as life enhancing and curative.
A brief note from an old column highlights a long standing pledge or saying. The text appears as a fragment with unclear context and missing names or places. The item reads like a proverb or local quip preserved in a clipped newspaper snippet.
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