04 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
Cedartown Standard
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
1
A pamphlet style notice extols potash to improve color flavor and firmness in fruits, praising a 10 percent potash level for best results. It lists city officials, a long roster of local boards and officers, and mentions community notices and public servants attached to the town’s governance.
Prominent Washington editor Hobart Brooks of the Capital praises Peruna after a year of sinus trouble. The testimonial cites rapid improvement after one bottle and ongoing health gains. Additional letters from J F Turner and C F Washington support Peruna as a reliable catarrh remedy. A Glomster, Ohio tester claims long hereditary catarrh improved after months of use. Readers encouraged to request free book from Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
A vivid scene shows a gleaming girl beside the platform as speakers argue, yet she remains mute and expressionless, drawing attention in a tense public moment.
A fragmentary social column notes Professor Sue Woodhead stating inherited taste for alcohol is unlikely to be transmitted, with emphasis on varying manifestations in offspring. The piece blends dialogue about smoking, courtship, and local happenings, including notices of theater, remedies, marriages, and minor civic items from Rockmart and Cedartown areas.
A Memphis family kept using an old wood stove after a gas range was installed. An unscrupulous workman left jets burning unseen inside the oven. the user, an elderly cook, refused to admit the danger and continued cooking to her death. The gas bill later showed the jets burning for days, shocking the employer.
A collage of antiquated anecdotes describes back up driving on inclined causeways and narrow cellars, then shifts to cost stories about church carpets and burglary methods. It contrasts manual skill with urban caution while mentioning a New York Sun excerpt and a London Telegraph quip.
The article notes the marriage of Miss Nord Haynie to Mam Ed. Hazanja at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Haynis on Tuesday. It also contains assorted local notices and advertisements mentioning Ballard’s Honey Syrup, Dr. Taeener's Antiseptic, and other period items, reflecting a mix of wedding reporting and health ads.
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