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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1878
Page
2
The Express, edited by W. Radley, claims the largest circulation in the 38th Senatorial District. It notes efforts to rekindle the Bloody Shirt era and accuses opponents of stirring ethnic and sectarian hatred to provoke sectional strife.
The report lauds Hon. Joan B. Gounos for re election to the United States Senate, noting Georgia’s broad support and a unanimous Senate alongside a nearly solid House showing. The piece emphasizes his popularity and national pride in his service.
A Washington letter quotes Gen Joseph E. Johnston and others, arguing the South will align with the Union's prosperity, dismissing radical divides, and noting Hayes’s southern policy as debated. It discusses sectional attitudes, Pacific railroad aid, and Congressional politics including the House Speakership and Democratic strength.
Frew reports from New York on the latest fall and winter fashion. Elaborate black glove costumes, camel hair gowns, dolman designs, English walking jackets, and fur trim outline the season. Hats shift to simple cottage shapes as materials diversify with striped cloths and water resistant fabrics. Obituary notes Miles Eats Sprouly, age twenty, of Dallas, Ga.
An advertisement asserts German Syrup by Bradford and Allen offers complete satisfaction for lung diseases and related conditions. It targets consumption asthma hemorrhages pneumonia and pleurisy with a bold call for 50 000 dozen bottles sold that year and a price of 76 cents per bottle.
An odd fragment recalls a Chicago division explaining Jonah’s limited air to escape a whale and another expunging Jonah from the Bible. It notes conflicting authorities and suggests Jonah should have followed the directive to go to Nineveh.
Advertisement touts Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for piles based on Buckeye tree bitter principle Keanin. It claims a 60 cent price and lists Bradford’s store as the seller.
A fragmented ad extols Gonssens Compound Hone vy of Ling as a cure for coughs and colds, praising its soothing throat effects and drumlike voice. The notice also announces a move to a larger shop near the Bank of Rome to accommodate growing trade starting July, inviting customers to visit in Rothe, Ga.
Morice and Undred describe effects of climates on health and recommend Pabler’s Portuluc Vegetable Liver Powder. The ad claims it aids digestion and liver function with a credible sale at Bradford & Allen in Beowly at 150 cents.
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