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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1893
Page
3
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Tax return collection will occur in Cleveland on June 16 and 17. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup advertised by Sutton and Pitchford along with Beggs' Family Medicines to reduce doctor bills. Sexafree tooth wash sold by Sutton and Pitchford claims to prevent bad breath. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials presented as trustworthy endorsements from neighbors.
Locals report Mr. Joseph Evans of Shoal Creek on the streets Monday. The note calls for subscription payments to cover dues. Heavy rains left roads rough. Ed Osborne and Solomon Palmer caught a fine seine of fish last Monday. Mrs. G B Jarrard has been ill for several days.
An old newspaper page lists health tonics and patent remedies such as WINE OF CARBUS and DRY BLACK-DRAUGHT tea, plus local notices about residents, a court matter, and endorsements. Mentions Mr. John Martin promoting regional mineral and timber resources and several local personalities visiting or traveling.
The author recalls White County's hills and climate as a paradise for a summer resort and reflects on economic potential from timber soil and tobacco. He praises improved schools, institutes, and teacher training, urging intellectual development and practical teaching to aid White County's youth.
W N Courtenay of the Loud property in western Georgia reports a rich vein near his mine. Col Reaves arrives to aid work as pumps and drills are awaited. Last week tests yielded about 600 pennyweights of free gold with quartz samples around 800 pennyweights. The vein, narrow and water-filled, dips at about sixty degrees and shows an average value of 40 dollars per inch.
A mining update reports J. D. Black using a ground sluice on the Praser lot with 42 pennyweights in four days. Other works include Captain Nichols on Tlanery property averaging 81.25 per day per hand, and the Longstreet vein yielding well. A veteran miner endorses Lane vitlyttes as promising and calls for county support. A company of Henderson, Westmoreland, Sutton and McAfee began on the Tenth lot vein, ore milled at Childs stamp mill. Also advices insurance with Chamberlain’s remedy and a Zion church singing planned for June 11 conducted by Wm. L. Ervin.
An advertisement touts Tin Pro GRESS Giants in town and Bogos Little Giant Pills with a guarantee. It promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with claims of quick relief and pneumonia prevention.
A fragmented notice asks anyone who subscribed to The Tonesie Bint in connection with Tins Pooniss not to receive their paper to notify the office. Mr. W. J. Oakes Jr. lists contact in Cleveland, Georgia, offering a passage for one dollar and mentions Our Name live Hols.
The fragment references a character Hood and mentions places and people in a cryptic context. It hints at a notable event or analysis across several named locations and figures, suggesting a survey of opinions or statuses. The unclear text implies a publication focusing on rumors or commentary about a party and political figures.
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