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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
1
A clipped 19th century quotation shows a dismissive remark about the speaker’s background and a child’s weekly pennies for Sunday school. The exchange features slang and regional spelling, reflecting period voices and publication quirks.
The article touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as remedying past government errors and chronic ailments while praising Hood's Sarsaparilla calendars and cures. It extols bitters, tonics, and patent medicines, listing benefits against malaria, indigestion, rheumatism, and debility, and urges readers to buy remedies.
The report details labor tensions at Key West and a senate rejection of J Scott Harrison for Kansas City customs, with bond issuance plans and treasury debates. Secretary Carlisle urges swift action to shore up the gold reserve and discusses income tax framing amid treasury strains and executive vetoes on a New York New Jersey bridge bill.
The text discusses improving the financial condition and the possibility of using authority to issue bonds or loans at lower interest, aiming to safeguard the public reserve. It argues Congress should promptly provide for revenue deficiencies in the current fiscal year.
Southern news items report a string of developments from the American Association of General Baggage Agents meeting in St Augustine Florida to Tecumseh and Langdon ore mines resuming activity and Virginia senate action to buy the Richmond and Danville railroad. Alabama furnace readiness, Jeffersonian Democratic county convention in Montgomery, back pay for teachers, Salem Female College midwinter concert, South Carolina health board actions, smallpox case near Lebanon, and news from El Paso and Chihuahua mention clashes and Diaz representa tion. Nashville Commercial Club backs 1896 Centennial exposition and bucket shop gambling debate. Catherine of Russia watch is shown in St Petersburg with a unique egg shaped clock.
A portrait of a capable woman who runs a nursery and farm nine years after inheriting the business. She earns income cultivating trees plants and flowers while entertaining visitors with ease. She is a skilled musician painter and engaging conversationalist. The piece contrasts domestic Indian life and servant culture with observations on dress color theory and complexion in fashion guidance from Jenness Miller's Monthly.
Alexandrite shifts from green by day to red by night and velvet dominates. Spring fashion will modify winter styles with white cloth embroidered vests, braided skirts and capes. Sleeveless fur jackets and shoulder capes draw criticism for health risks, warning of colds and illnesses.
A collection of aphorisms on virtue patience duty faith and character. Topics include heart and head balance, doing good as investment, restraint, rest over grace, and learning from mistakes. It encourages faithful little deeds as foundations for great outcomes and cautions against neglecting small temptations.
A Pittsburg chappie joked about accepting a penny for thoughts at night while debating missed chances. His chum quips he could not collect thoughts or cash, prompting lighthearted banter from the Pittburg Chronicle Telegraph subscribers.
A catalog of marvels in miniature from ancient to early modern times. Experts claim ivory chariots weighing two grains, a brass padlock one grain, and a cherry stone basket with fourteen pairs of ivory dies. Small wonders include microdishes, self-running mills hidden in a monk’s sleeve, and a watch the size of a silver dime.
A builder jokes that a finished house for rent cannot have a five year lease, remarking that in half that time it will be dry enough for him to live in himself. The home seeker asks about a five year lease, eliciting the playful exchange.
A mixed, damaged OCR page fragment features a flirtatious dialogue about engagements, an advertisement for Syrup of Figs as a laxative, cautions about poorly made films, and then agricultural price and seed crop claims. It ends with an offer to mail for Salzer seed catalogs and sample seed packets.
Two Corsican bandits Cucehi, seeking refuge in Sartene, force a boatman to sea. A clever ruse leaves them sick and shorebound, later captured by disguised gendarmes. Another outlaw Bastanasi, educated in Pisa, is nabbed after a singer’s tune betrays him to authorities.
A New Jersey county ships ten carloads of lettuce each day to New York, illustrating the strong cross state produce trade and regional supply chains driving daily fruit and vegetable movement between states.
The piece argues newspaper makers are unfairly seen as free and gleaming yet are largely hard driven and burdened by frugal patrons and constant work. It notes trade papers push practicality but demand heavy labor from all who inhabit their softest roles.
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