21 May 1896
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
1
The piece surveys district politics with references to Judge Bower and the 2nd district outlook, party unity, and debates over silver and protection. It cites editorials from Adel News, Waycross Herald, and Macon Telegraph about candidates, primaries, and the dynamic between standards and coinage.
The Albany Herald warns free silver supporters to back Judge Bower as he gains strength across the district. Early County News urges centering efforts on a single well, unblemished candidate to avoid bitter feuds between Griggs and Walters and demand a straight contest with Mayor Wight or another unscathed figure.
A setting hen analogy warns that narrow minded folk pile prejudice and malice like hardware parts in a nest to hatch plans that only harm them. The piece contrasts petty beliefs with the impulse to regulate others actions, suggesting self-inflicted trouble from narrow instincts.
The piece argues over gold standard versus free silver, citing figures on paper money and per capita values from 1894 reports. It claims sound money would be retired under free coinage and questions which monetary system is true to country and God. It also notes Barservice Democrat’s circulation claim and Printer's Ink award.
For sale list describes power machinery and equipment including a boiler, engine, sealer and feeder, steam screw, mill, carriage, and oxen. Also notes log carts, a twenty horse boiler, and carriage parts. Terms reasonable. Bainbridge reference.
Secret of Beauty is health. The liver must act properly to digest and absorb food. Tutt's Liver Pills claimed as cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever and related diseases. The notice concerns drawing for the May term of the Decatur Superior Court.
A decree alters section 234 of the Code to redefine its language. The change clarifies the text to remove ambiguity and ensure the provision reads as intended by the issuer.
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