Let Me Paint Your Metal Roof in Albany Georgia
An advertisement from Albany, Georgia dated June 5, 1897 offers to paint a roof for 50 cents per 100 square feet with guaranteed repairs if leaks occur within ten years at no cost to the owner. Testimonial notes Harvey English, a Dougherty County resident, with a second note from attorney John D. Pope dated July 13, 1895 praising his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Harvey English
Dougherty Co
J. T. Hester
Sam W. Smith
W. Gunnison
R. P. Hall
W. T. Jones
W. E. Wooten
ED. L. Wight
Georgia
B. F. Brimberry
John Mock
C. B. James
Southern Express Company
N. F. Tift
J. C. Tabor
I. E. Welch
Y. G. Rust
J. D. Weston
S. R. Weston
Albany, Ga
Georgia Cotton Oil Co
Albany Mill
F. Whire
John D. Pope
Albany Water Works
C.W Tift
Protection of American Interests in Foreign Lands
The article argues that the United States should extend naval reach only to defend American rights and commerce, avoid colonization or coercion, uphold self-government, and respect international law as the basis for any power beyond borders. It emphasizes free trade and equality of citizenship over imperial rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
North American Review
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Sold Worldwide for Teething
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has eased teething pain for millions of children. It soothes, softens gums, relieves wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's and avoid other brands.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mrs Winslow
Patriotism and filial affection in a bachelor tale
A pair of women debate why young Mr Jiggins joined the army with one claiming patriotism and the other asserting filial duty. The second exchanges a quip about keeping a husband in a stuffy hotel each summer to remind him of domestic life and costs.
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Mr. Jiggins
Five Cents for Car Fare to Saloon
A traveler on a desert road is approached by a tramp who asks for five cents not for liquor but to pay his car fare to the saloon. The rider cautions about suspicion, but the man insists he only wants transit money and provides assurance he won’t misuse it.
Man Sees Worry Over Missing Cruiser New York
A young man in a department frets over the cruiser New York after he tracks its location on a personal map. He moved ship pins as telegraph reports shifted positions and finally found the map empty where the New York had vanished. He imagines danger from a Spanish torpedo boat and admits fear born of hoodoo legends.
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New York
Washington Star
Early Morning Prayer Advice From Meyer
In the early morning the author urges awakening readers to recognize God’s presence. He counsels thanking God from the couch, consecrating the day ahead, and viewing upcoming difficulties with God between them and life’s challenges, like a ship between traveler and ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyv
F. B. Meyer
Browns' Iron Bitters hailed as supreme health aid
A 25 year peak in medical progress is celebrated with Browns' Iron Bitters credited as a universal health booster for men women and children. The ad notes the remedy is sold by all dealers and compares a Sunday school picnic to a Fourth of July celebration, underscoring public enthusiasm.
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Savannah
Central of Georgia
Ocean Steameship Company
New York
Boston
Merchants and Miners
Baltimore
Supy
Childdren
J.C. Halle
E. H. Hinton
Piles Relief Sought By Man Drawn To Witch Hazel
A man troubled by piles seeks relief as the Cuban question and political issues fade. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a cure, with a claim attributed to Dae W. A. Waiane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. A. Waiane
Greenwood Sanitarium Opens for Patients in Barnesville
Greenwood Sanitarium in Barnesville Georgia announces its reception of patients both surgical and medical with Mrs J T Chambers in charge of the house and Dr Lena R Waitorp as resident physician assuring careful attentive care for all patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Chambers
Lena R. Waitrorp
Two Ways of Looking
Edward Bok argues for a twofold view of life to reduce friction and broaden understanding. He urges self poise and tolerance, noting strong minds respect others while maintaining personal tastes. The piece ends with a plug for DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills from Dr Wrieur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
DeWitt
W. A. Wrieur
Sawing Up a Log in a Great Western Sawmill
W S Harwood narrates the pine log journey from forest to mill in a St Nicholas tale. He describes the slit incline, the carriage, the nigger frame, and the dangers of the sawyer crew as logs are cut into planks at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
W. S. Harwood
St. Nicholas
Mr. Harwood
Ladies Who Suffer Profuse Painful Suppressed Menstruation Restore Health
A historic medical sheet notes that women suffering from menstrual disorders regain health after certain remedies. The text lists complaints linked to female physiology and hints at treatment outcomes typical of the period.
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DR. Tichenor
Dr. Moffet
Willa Asa
C.J. Moffett
M. D
St. Louis
Ithina
Akes
Harvey Ish
A.W. Muse
Amney Ga
Joey English
Joseph S. Davis
Nat'l Bank
Greenwood Sanitarium
Barnesville, GA
Frez
BM. Woolley
M.D
N. Pryor
Bradfield
I.W. Fixtioms
Water Valley
Miss
Toe Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Hiss C.H. Lippincott
Sixth Street So
Minesapolis
Minn
Liebig Company
WIE Big CO
Lear
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