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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1893
Page
3
Rates of advertising listed as one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Bills due in advance. Pastor names Joux J. Kimaxy and Nawron appear with service times and open invitations to all attendees including non members.
Schedule lists mail arrivals and departures for various towns and routes, names local officials, judges, and court dates. It notes weekly patterns, post run times, and county officers such as tax collectors, treasurers, receivers, surveyors, coroners, and commissioners. The item references local happenings including visits by residents and business ads.
A cluttered mid century page includes product pitches for Rochester Lamp Co New York Wattage lamps plus medicines like Worm Native Herbs and Drummond Lightning Remedy with price points and agent notices. Local names such as J R Earl Gainesville Eagle editor changes, tax and county meeting notes, and various town residents are mentioned alongside sales and solicitations.
Local items report persistent rain at Mossy Creek. Editorial chart admired. A Friday literary society meeting is planned with a debate on whether man should be more educated. Rev J M Dean preached last Sunday. Mrs Bristol visits Gainesville sister. Mrs F M Jarril fundraising for church and school organ. Public interest in medicines praised by an older resident. Chamberlain's Calis remedy promoted by retailers.
Joseph V. Dory of Warsaw I U says a rheumatic sickness was cured by a remedy he tried soon after, Chamberlains Pain Balm promoted for public benefit. Bloomfield Iowa Farmer editor C F Davis endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy and recommends it for colds. Bottles cost 40 cents from druggists.
Albert Pavorite of Ark City Kansas says a spring cold settled in his lungs and a summer cough lingered until he used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After one bottle his cough disappeared and he has remained well. He recommends it to others and reports good results from this medicine sold by druggists.
Rev A C Ledford preached at Mt Pleasant Saturday and Mantiep On the 16th inst at the residence of Harve Allen the bride's father EK Stan ces to Miss Julia Allen the ceremony performed by EB McAfee JP It is understood the Winkler feud will be renewed at the spring court term Quilting and wood choppings planned for next week.
A fragmented advertisement touts various patent medicines and tonics like Brees Thor Rexewer and Begas Boop Puriwirr, offered by Sutton & Pitchford and others. It also mentions subscription to a county paper and wood delivery, plus a 1009 dollar reward and a drawing for two papers, all presented in garbled marketing prose.
An advertisement urges readers to try Shi lor's Vitalizer to end distressing nights. It claims a printed guarantee on every bottle and that unsatisfactory results cost nothing. Sutton & Pitchford, our sta, distribute the product.
The Cannon brothers plan a large new barn and livery stable. Jas Hignes and sons Joe and David Fain left for Av Kansas. R A Williams returns from a west tour to stay awhile. Miss Hattie Cannon tends violet beds. Jno R Williams and Dr Alley return with mules and horses. Uncle Joseph Richardson nears ninety four and stays active. Mrs James Wheeler dies leaving husband and four children. Marcus Vandiver’s twelve year old son dies after a bad fall from a log crossing Rice Cabin Falls.
An 19th century advertisement touts N2 OTHER Sarsaparilla as effective against scrofula salt rheum and other blood diseases, citing notable cures and urging readers to try the remedy.
The Teachers Institute last Saturday drew many county teachers and some visitors. Prof Boyd opened with a prayer, then Mr C H Kytle assigned helpers to follow the program from the State School Commissioner. English grammar Geography and education were discussed, sparking thought and urging higher standards. A motion asks Hon J J Nimsey to speak on education at the next meeting hoping for more visitors and stronger local enthusiasm for schooling in White county.
An old advertisement touts a universal rheumatism cure claiming permanent relief from the first dose. Price five cents, large bottle, prepaid mail option via Deammond Med. A personal note reports Rev G B Allison of White County returning to health after years of illness, praising the climate and his recovery.
The Republic of Texas granted large donations to soldiers and their heirs for war services, but many heirs have not heard of the gifts. Inquiries to this office or to J Wil Underwood, Attorney at Law, may reveal potential pecuniary benefits.
A historical advertisement touts Risley's Philotoken as a tonic for women claiming to strengthen nerves and bodily functions while boosting social success. It directs readers to Sloan bottle from Chas Py Rishev Wholesale Dealers at 62 Combindt Street New York and offers a pamphlet with testimonials from users who cannot pay enough.
A fragmented line shows a sales pitch urging readers to subscribe to the county paper, implying debt or obligation and urging action when they come down.
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla improves impure blood and cures disorders like scrofula and salt rheum. It emphasizes the product's success and urges readers to use the medicine, urging contact in Iowa due to local advertising.
Special arrangements offer bundled HOME AND FARM with THE OCLEVELALD PROGRESS at paper price. Includes annual subscription details for THE DROGK and payment options.
An old advertisement highlights Home and Farm journal’s enlarged size and attractive pages. It lists regional farmers and notes a department for children’s activities, urging readers to subscribe and receive free copies of Home and Farm.
An antique advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure as the most successful cough medicine for coughs croup bronchitis and consumption with a guarantee. It also promotes Shilors Porous Plaster sold by Sutton and Pitchford Cleveland Ga with prices ranging from 10 cents to 81 dollars.
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