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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
1
The editorial discusses half measures in politics, Georgia reform waves, and prohibition as North Carolina becomes dry. It questions Bryan's Denver candidacy and favors Hoke Smith and Governor Johnson against railroad and whiskey influence while predicting the outcome of Bryan's two thirds delegate support.
Charles F Budahn of Tracy California recalls the luckiest day of his life when he bought Bucklex Arnica Salve. He reports two 25 cent boxes cured an itching oil condition that resisted other treatments. The product is sold under a guarantee at all drug stores.
A handsome folder from the Georgia Florida and Alabama Railway details the Sumatra Leaf Route from Cuthbert Georgia to Carabelle Florida. It features a tobacco leaf design uniting Columbus Georgia as the northern end and Apalachicola Florida as the southern terminus, with views of shade tobacco and rapid plant growth illustrating climate and soil benefits. The county along the line hosts the world’s largest independent tobacco plantation, with headquarters at Ler e and J C O'Dell named general manager.
The article questions who funds the Joe Brown gubernatorial campaign and suggests railroads may be backing him. It argues that railroad money could profit corporations if Brown is elected and serves their interests, implying corporate influence in politics.
Miss Hazehorst presented her pupils work last week at the Hotel Wainman. The exhibit was hailed as the best of its kind in the city and marked a landmark for the school.
The article claims high elevations bring fevers while lower areas suffer malaria and related ailments. It touts Electric Lithters as the universal cure, described as a great purifier and antidote for weakness, nervousness, insomnia, and general debility, sold with a drug store guarantee.
Buck Carroll Scott seeks a watermelon for a pressing engagement Friday June 5 before 9 o clock. He will meet buyers at his store on South Browd Street. price is no object.
An advertisement urges relief from bleeding itching and irritation with a home treatment. It claims cure for piles using a new absorption method and asks readers to write Mrs M Summer at Bor P, Notre Dame, Ind. for details and today’s price.
The ticket lists races for Governor United States Senator Attorney General Secretary of State Comptroller General State Treasurer State school Commissioner Commissioner of Agriculture Associate Justice and Judge of the Court of Appeals plus Railroad Commissioner. It includes unexpired terms ending in 1909 1911 and specified two votes for a six year term.
Special train departs Bainbridge at 6 p.m. June 1 1908 for Tampa and return via Pullman cars and coaches for 5.75. Return tickets valid until June 8 1908. Tickets and information from E M North Savannah GA and F C West Montgomery AL ticket agents.
A Bainbridge resident reports kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Willis Drug Company. The testimonial notes improved kidney function, increased strength, and regular urine flow. Doan's is marketed nationwide by FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo New York at 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Three life scholarships offered for young men and women at Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta and Albany, Thomasville Business College, and Stanley's Business College in Macon. Awards promise first class training and paid positions with salaries from $73 to $15 per month. See Editor Jember Bainzage Bainzage Ga.
A dainty economical dessert option, Jell.c, preps instantly by adding boiling water and cooling. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry and more. Sold by all grocers with no substitutes. Complies with Pure Food Laws.
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