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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
4
A Milton County editorial denounces party convenience and free silver pressure. It argues convictions sustain public virtue, criticizes office seekers who curry favor, and urges standing for truth even against the crowd, citing Henry Clay and a call to repudiate dishonesty.
The Valdosta Times notes the appointment of Judge Byron B. Bower in Berrien County. It introduces him as a native wiregrass man with a reputation for integrity and good character, praising his temperate conduct and rational arguments aimed at voters.
Colonel Ben Russell recalls being pressured to speak at a Gospel wagon gathering in Washington. He notes he lacked training and church membership, yet the crowd urged him to address the audience as a House member watched and anticipated his sermon.
The Savannah News argues that federal funding for railroads and factories hinges on sound money. It urges Georgia and Florida Democrats to endorse a stable currency and reject silver monometallism, claiming a degraded currency harms prosperity and that sound money attracts capital and immigrants. It warns the 16 to 1 policy would lower purchasing power and raise prices.
A sworn testimonial from L L Barbour of Edgerton Kansas describes his daughter’s recovery from St Vitus dance after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The letter, sworn August 10 1893, praises the pills as a complete cure and notes the patient’s return to normal activities. The advertisement lists the Medicine Company of Oneonta New York as the direct supplier with 50 cent and 2.50 dollar box prices.
A woman with constant headaches nervous breakdowns and loss of appetite is described as suffering yet not sick. The remedy promoted is a powerful tonic and blood purifier claiming to strengthen the system and repair waste. Ramon's Bouleriver and Pellets advertised as cures available in 25 cents to six boxes at 1.00, Brown Mfg. Co. New York, sold by R. L. Bruce.
Why locate in Decatur County highlights Bainbridge as a central city with 1800 population, artesian water, and a favorable climate. The piece touts cheap land, fertile soil, abundant unsettled acres, good schools, growing produce, and wage prospects, urging settlers to move before other counties.
A discussion on the meaning of a single gold standard and sound money. The piece argues gold should be the measure of value while allowing silver and other forms to circulate at parity, ensuring currency remains stable and usable for all dues. It questions whether prosperity can exist with depreciation that benefits only the wealthy.
James S Harrison of Cleveland Ohio describes severe dyspepsia and malaria. He credits P P P Lippman’s Great Remedy with rapid, lasting recovery and improved appetite and strength. He endorses its use for eczema rheumatism kidney troubles and blood purification.
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