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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
2
The Progress marks its first year of publication with a vow to continue reporting White County’s resources and a rural Georgia stance. The note acknowledges gratitude to supporters and warns late payers they will receive a subscription bill. It previews future elections and political shifts including alliance realignments.
A farmer complains of hard times while owning a prosperous farm with horses, cattle, and a bountiful crop. He has a good wife and healthy children, and owes only a small grocery debt alongside a few notes bearing interest.
The speaker portrays a chronic grumbler who complains at length about both Democrats and Republicans. He seeks a note or small money to spur further grievance, arguing that he would gripe even over a five dollar gold piece if it were not twenties.
The St Louis republic questions the advocate of a gold standard about parity with silver certificates not redeemable in gold. It notes silver certificates trade at a premium while Mexico operates a 877 grain silver dollar with no bank failures, urging gold supporters to explain and reassess.
The Dahlonega Nugget laments a dead District Alliance and urges southern and western congress members to uphold free silver and tariff reform as core issues. It warns the next campaign will expose factional rifts and cites the Sherman Act as a test if Democrats support it. It critiques patience with a compromise silver bill.
Congress member Tate champions free coinage emphasizing an increased silver content in dollars.
The text depicts broad goodwill from Rabun to the sea as Congress sits in session and camp meeting crowds hope for lasting prosperity and a future of freedom from want.
A poem narrates a small woman who charms the speaker with eyes and voice, asserting strength within gentleness. The speaker concedes awe and love, praising how a little woman’s hands eyes and voice transform life despite world’s bustle. The verse dwells on inspiration and blessing the woman’s subtle power.
The Teachers Institute met last Saturday avoiding Mossy Creek and Loudaville camps. Commissioner Kytle warned that license holders must attend or surrender certificates, with fines decided by the counts board. The September meeting will feature sessions on orthography, reading, grammar, geography, arithmetic, and teaching methods.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at health praise for a liquid product described as refreshing cleansing and soothing to headaches and fever. Mentions figures like figs and bowls and references to medics approvals and sales by unknown vendors. Contains multiple garbled phrases and uncertain product details.
A garbled advertisement listing sellers in White County markets McEltee's Wine of Cardus and THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT with claims of “Little Giant Pills” and various patent medicines. It notes agents, prices, and endorsements from a local editor and druggists, urging purchases and distribution for remedies for flux, coughs, and other ailments.
George P. Oestes presents a department store showcase with crowded counters and shelves filled with dress fabrics in soft tans grays and a full Royale line, highlighting beauty and sparkle across the spring colors.
For cuts bruises burns and scalds the Balm is said to heal faster than any other application and leave no scar unless the injury is very severe. Sold by a druggist.
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