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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
6
Local items note Miss Kwilecki hosting a Wednesday cards afternoon and Mrs J I Suber hosting the Matrons Bridge Club. Visitors include Mrs A M Ramsey in Valdosta and Col A H Russell with wife touring Apalachicola. Brackin's Amusement Tent nears readiness as a new city venue.
The ladies of St John’s Guild host a Dime Tea at Mrs W G D Tonge’s residence next Monday afternoon from 3 to 6. Everybody invited. Also notes on local business plans include a chicken ranch project by Mr Geo S McNair on the Tellahassee road and new railway schedules in the Democrat.
Leo KF Zelinski of 65 Gibson St Buffalo New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his cold sores. He applied the salve once daily for several days until every trace disappeared. Sold everywhere under guarantee at druggists for 25 cents.
Ed M this returns to Jacksonville and tunes pianos in the City of Oaks. Col Geer of Colquitt visits Miller County. Clinton and Son add groceries to their fresh meat market. L F Patterson to build brick making sheds and railroad to serve missions. he claims to supply top brick in the area. A moral adage about earning and returning lost money.
A defense of improved relations between blacks and whites in the South arguing that personal contact and self reliance are ending the so called negro problem. It cites Augusta and northern papers, notes rising skilled black labor, farms, and cropper work as evidence, and predicts a decline of black political influence in favor of mutual progress.
The cotton market shows a sustained rise from a month ago with spot cotton at ten cents. Analysts expect further gains, predicting March prices may reach eleven cents per pound, signaling strong confidence in continued upward movement.
The Industrial Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use with Electric Bitters praised as a top family medicine. It strengthens vital organs aids digestion purifies blood builds appetite and supports weak or run down persons including women. Sold at all druggists.
A Warrenton resident who suffered six months from kidney trouble reports nearly dying before recovering after using Stuart’s Buchu and Juniper. The letter claims the remedy cured him completely and notes symptoms of kidney issues. The advertisement urges readers with related ailments to try the product and request a free sample from Stuart Slug Manufacturing Co in Atlanta.
An editorial argues that a future trust will dwarf today’s giants as the United States Steel Corporation and the railroads converge into a single, dominant force, surpassing all current industry magnitudes and reshaping manufacturing and transportation.
An era of lard’s dominance ends as The N K Fair Bank Company introduces Cottolene, a vegetable oil fat praised by physicians for digestion and economy, replacing pork fat in American kitchens. Meat-market notes claim price drops on quality native meats and fresh cuts including spare ribs and back bone of pork.
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