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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1893
Page
4
Snow depth reached three inches after Wednesday night with delayed travel in Blairsville Haysville and Dahlonega. Tax notices urge taxpayers to act, Mossy Creek farmer M L Dean visits, and local firms advertise Avery Steel Turn Plows and harness stock.
Black-Draugat tea for dyspepsia is mentioned alongside a Rochester lamp and morning light. The Rochester Lamp Co. of New York appears in the catalogue. The text notes colds stem from stomach derangements and general weakness. Ayer's Pills are praised as corrective and tonic for the alimentary organs with repeated beneficial use.
The first Stewards' Meeting of the Cleveland charge in Dahloner District will be held in Cleveland on Friday February 3. Stewards are requested to attend and all are invited. H. M. Newton and A. C. Ledford signaled the notice.
A column notes Syrup of Figs as a trusted family laxative. Local items mention Henry Jarrard selling boots and shoes at cost to clear stock, S S Burnett visiting, Mossy Creek Academy thriving under Prof J W Smith, teaching appointments for Marion Jarrard and David White, Frank Denesmore returning to Bessemer Alabama, E M Castleberry visiting, Cleveland High School term opening under Bell and Merritt, and John Martin active in Gainesville investing in Northeast Georgia resources.
An 1892 advertisement targets women, claiming Risley’s Philotoken strengthens nerves and aids bodily functions to combat ills of womankind. It urges readers to buy at 81 a bottle via Chas. F. Risley, wholesale druggist, 62 Cortlandt Street New York, and to request a descriptive pamphlet with testimonials from many satisfied ladies.
Pension attorney Ordinary Bell announces that blanks for Indian and Mexican war claims have arrived. Widows are urged to come forward and sign the necessary affidavits to hasten relief from human suffering.
The New Year approaches and A II Texperson requests all persons owing him money to call and settle immediately or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
Notice states tax books close Saturday January 21 and threatens actions against nonpayers. Also announces public school teacher contracts in White County will close Saturday the 14th instant by C. H. Kyrie.
An advertisement touts Breas Bucop Purim to remove the cause of yellow greasy skin linked to kidney and liver disorders, promising a clear skin result. It urges prompt treatment and claims Sutton & Pitchford sell the product with warranty, offering a $1000 reward for a receipt proving a faster cure for coughs, colds, or throat and lung diseases than Becos Currey Coton Syrup.
A vintage ad warns of coughs and consumption and promotes Shilohs Cure as a sure remedy with over 4 million bottles sold last year. It also touts Jose Shiloh’s Porous Plasters and lists Sutton & Pitchford and Logan of Gainesville as vendors amid local social chatter.
An old advertisement touts Shilohs Vitalizer as a cure for indigestion dizziness loss of appetite and yellow skin for 75 cents. It also promotes Shilohs Catarrh Remedy with a misal injector and lists Sutton and Pitchford of Cleveland Ga as sellers. Mr Z VT Logan is noted for wagon and buggy manufacture with a Gainesville visit.
Real Merit is the characteristic of Hood's Sarsaparilla and its cures are shown daily. Druggists report customers returning after weeks, proving good results from a trial bottle. The medicine's unique combination and process retain remedial value, making Hood's Sarsaparilla unequalled as a blood purifier and tonic.
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