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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
1
The piece surveys campaign dynamics around Bryan McKinley and Dewey, remarks on interracial tension, religious knowledge, biblical literacy among youth, and calls for civility and kindness. It cites Tillman’s remarks on race, health notes on bubonic plague scare aboard a transport, and opinions from various papers on politics and education.
A humorous critique catalogs Morbus Sabbaticus or Sunday Sickness a condition attacking church members each Sunday. It notes sudden onset during services, recovery by afternoon, and fatal end to the soul with prayer as sole remedy. It appears in a sermon and quotes observers on newspapers as schooling for intellects.
A vintage persuasive piece argues inner health for women as essential to outward well being. It stresses that internal weakness leads to overall discord and cites Bradfield’s Female Regulator as a remedy, urging silent sufferers to seek health over modesty.
A. H. Askins of Decatur files in Decatur County Superior Court to remove disabilities from a divorce verdict dated December 6 1897. The filing is set for May term with attorneys A H Russell and M E O Neal. Also notes a separate stray bull listing from West Fairbridge and owner George Littles.
The notice lists dates and locations for receiving tax returns in 1900 and states the tax receiver will be in Bainbridge Superior Court in June and May with multiple named towns and a dense schedule. It notes return deadlines and specific days across numerous places, showing a fragmented OCR of dates and place names. The text includes garbled years, months, and counts, reflecting a historic tax collection timetable.
Ld Mattresses Made announces a large cotton supply and ready to craft or repair mattresses of all kinds. He cleans old cotton or hair with machinery to restore old mattresses. Also repairs chairs and offers prompt attention at the old stand on North Broad street opposite the jail.
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