Editorial ramblings on reform and politics echoing in Georgia
The piece rails at political falsehoods after a heated election and praises democracy as the republic’s hope. It notes Brooks county winning a Georgia state fair prize, discusses McKinley and Bryan, Florida capital shifts, Wall Street fever, and calls for accountability of Republicans amid post election reflections.
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Brooks County
Democrats Rally for Sound Money Return and Unity
John G. Carlisle urges immediate Democratic reorganization on a sound money line to oppose Populist and free silver policies. He argues for inviting true Democrats opposing the administration to join, aiming for a national victory in 1901 and a revival under Jeffersonian principles.
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John G. Carlise
Atlanta
Democratic Party
Mr. Carlisle
Carlisle
Kansas-Nebraska
Jefferson
Jackson
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Cleveland
Greely
Mr. Cleveland
Party of
People
Dr Miles Medical Item Noted in OCR Snippet
The fragmentary OCR text references a doctor named Miles and a medical item or certificate. Details are incomplete, but the snippet signals a health or certification context tied to Dr Miles.
Governor Seeks Constitutional Amendments and Reforms
The governor urges a constitutional amendment to allow executive-ordered venue changes in criminal cases to protect prisoners, plus a $1,000,000 annual state school fund with county matching taxes. He calls for tax dodger penalties, homeless Confederate veterans relief, a colonial records curator, stricter pauper oath laws, educational or property racial qualifications, and phased military funding. Senator Bacon is noted praising the Democratic stance.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi credits a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with ending his thirty year struggle with chronic diarrhoea. He reports complete cure after several bottles and urges access for all sufferers. For sale by R L Hicks.
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Halloway
French Camp
Miss
R.L. Hicks
Paint Your House and Pain Balm Offered by Oak City Drug
Oak City Drug Co offers paints oils varnishes and sundries at low prices. Chamberlain s Pain Balm advertised to instantly ease cuts bruises burns and scalds and speed healing without scarring unless injury is severe. Pain Balm claimed to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. Sold by R L Hicks.
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Oak City Drug Co
R. L. Hicks
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