Advertising Rates and Local Church Notices in Cleveland Progress
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates: one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Legal ads priced by law. Pastors Joux J. Kraay and H. M. Nawrox announce Baptist and Metaopier services with Sunday school times. Also notes mail schedules and judiciary details with Judge J C Wellhorn and Solicitor S C Howard Thompson.
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Joux J. Kraay
Metaopier
Wm. Funday
H. M. Nawrox
J.C. Wellhorn
C. Howard Thompson
Justice Courts list in Blueridge and nearby districts
A long roster of Justice of the Peace districts gathers names and schedules. It lists Blueridge 1439 Dist Second Saturdays monthly with Steve Ash, BP Smith, NP and J.P. White Creek 1441 Dist First Saturdays, Mt. Yonah 861 Dist Third Fridays, Macoochee 427 Dist First Saturdays, Shoal Creek 852 Dist Fourth Saturdays, Blue Creek 721 Dist Second Saturdays, Teenatee 558 Dist Fourth Saturdays, Town Creek 846 Dist Third Saturdays, Chattzhoodhes Dist Ed. Westmoreland, and other JP lines. Also notes locals visiting, legal notices, and social mentions including Miss Callie Bell and Ruthie Slaton visits.
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Blue Creek
R.P. Kinsey
B. Robertson
N. P
J. P. Teenatee
Jno
P. J. C. Bell
J.P
Curious old ad listing and local notices in Cleveland Ga
A mixed page of advertisements and notices from Cleveland Georgia includes tonic and laxative pitches, herbal remedies, subscription solicitations, and local updates. It mentions Miss Susie Lumsden visiting Washington for inaugural week, a call for a live agent, and a correction about an accident at Rice Cabin falls.
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Kitty Green
Nacoochee
Washington D
Rice Cabin Falls
Stroud
Mothers Recommend Chamberlain Cough Remedy in Centerville
Centerville mothers report Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as essential, noting it breaks up bad colds in children and is worth many times its cost. A 60 cent bottle is available locally as readers cite ongoing use and trust amid concerns about a pastor's illness and medical consultations.
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Centerville
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Crhian
Leesiste
Rheumatism Cured In Three Days By Pain Balin
James Lambert of New Brunswick Ill reports rapid relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balin saying it cured him in three days He urges others to try the product available at 50 cents from druggists The notice also records the marriage of Marion C Smith to Thuttie McCurry on Sunday February 26 at Hall county with Rev Power officiating at the bride’s father’s residence.
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James Lambert
New Brunswick
Chamberlan
Chamberlain
Marriep
Marion C. Smith
Shoal Creek
Thuttie McCurry
Hall County
W. RK. Power
Cholerine In Pennsylvania Swickley Ad
A Swickley Pennsylvania note reports an epidemic of cholerine. Physicians praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, saying it sold four dozen bottles in one week and nearly a gross since. Several diarrhea sufferers were cured after a few doses. P P Exavv Ph G advertises 25 and 50 cent bottles through druggists. Traveling rep Doe Waller of Gainesville visited the city, noted for his fondness of porter.
Hoosiers Demand Chamberlains Cough Remedy Declares Preference
John V. Bishop of Portland Mills Indiana asserts locals insist on Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for cold and croup prevention and cure. A 50 cent bottle is sold by all druggists. T J Bowen, a Lincoln County Kansas farmer, visits his old home for the first time in 23 years.
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Chamberlain
John V. Bishop
Portland Mills
Indiana
T. J. Bowen
Lincoln County
Kan
Death of a Good Woman in Cleveland
Mrs. Edward West aged thirty two died suddenly last Tuesday after a brief illness. She leaves a devoted husband and three small children. A Methodist member, she was mourned by Rev. J J Kinsey at the Baptist church with burial in Cleveland cemetery.
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Edward West
Hood's Sarsaparilla Guarantees Consumer Satisfaction
Advertising claim stating satisfaction guaranteed to every consumer of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Each bottle asserts one hundred doses and exclusivity as the sole product delivering this guarantee. The tone emphasizes consumer assurance and unique quality.
Pirates of Fear and Subscriptions in a Local Paper
Fragmented OCR notes a chaotic ad page for Sutton & Pitchford selling tonics and medicines with dubious claims, a county paper subscription pitch, and a brief civic note about jury service under new legislation. It mentions Broos Gruwan Larva and Beos pills, while urging readers to subscribe and patronize local industry and services.
Absolute Cure for Every Kind of Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts a claimed permanent cure from Drummond Medicine Co for rheumatism. It promises relief from the first dose, charges 85 for a large bottle, and offers prepaid shipment with direct orders to 48 Maiden Lane New York. Agents are sought.
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Drummond
Maiden Lane
Ryrgents
Express
Drummond Medicine Co
New York
A Painful Accident at Nacoochee Mill
Last Saturday morning Dyer Black, operating a shingle saw at James Chambers mill in Nacoochee, cut off three fingers. He reached Cleveland Saturday evening for treatment by Drs Sutton and Underwood, then left home in improved condition after the operation. Also notes Mr Jarrard returned from Augusta after marketing beeves and yellow legged chickens.
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Dyer Black
James Chambers
Nacoochee
Cleveland
F. B. Sutton
Jasper Underwood
Black
H. A. Jarrard
Augusta
Hood's Sarsaparilla and cures for human suffering
Reader of the historic ad copy notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy claiming relief from various ailments. The fragment emphasizes its unique value over other sarsaparillas and frames the product as a proven cure for suffering.
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Hood
Young man injured by falling tree near Lesnatee Gap
A young man named Wilfurner, living near Lesnatee Gap, was struck on the head by a falling tree on Wednesday. He suffered a fractured thigh and a bad head wound but remained conscious. Dr. Sutton dressed the injuries and set the limb, reporting the patient doing finely.
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Harpi Cinder
Wilfurner
Lesnatee Gap
Sutton
Miss Ellene Starr Attends Quarterly Meeting Weekend
Miss Ellene Starr of Nacoochee Wis attends the quarterly meeting held Saturday and Sunday as the guest of Mrs. J W Underwood.
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Dora Palmer
Woodlawn School
Ellene Starr
Nacoochee Wis
J. W.H. Underwood
Georgia Leading Role in Southern Fruit Growth Promises Profits
Commissioner Nesbitt addresses Georgia farmers on fruit culture in North Georgia. He notes Georgia’s climate and geography give a strong edge, with peaches pears and grapes valued highly by trade. Visitors from Delaware New York Michigan and Missouri praised Georgia’s outlook, while cautions about market competition and borers temper optimism as North Georgia presses to expand local cultivation.
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Farmers of
Georgia
North Georgia
B. J
Miller
Rome
Vorticultural Society
Society
Department of Agriculture
South
Delaware
New York
Michigan
Missouri
United States
Atlanta
Republic
California
Jersey
Maryland
Oma
Garden of Eden
Whittier
Eden
The Home and Firm Agricultural Journal Advertisement
An advertisement touts The Home and Firm as the premier U S agricultural journal offering a yearly price of one dollar for this paper. It emphasizes its status and low subscription cost to attract readers.
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U.S
Risley Philotoken Advert for Women’s Health 1892
An advertisement proclaims Risley Philotoken as a remedy for women’s ills and “bodily” weaknesses tied to social ascent. It lists a price of 31a per bottle and directs readers to buy from Charles F. Risley, wholesale druggist, 62 Cortlandt Street, New York, with pamphlets and testimonials from women endorsing the product.
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Risley
Chas. FP
Wholesale Drugeist
Cortlandt Street
New York
Philotoken
Hemorrhagic Blood Disorders Highlight Hood's Sarsaparilla
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for impure blood and disorders like werofula and salt rheum. It claims the medicine has proven success and urges readers with disordered blood to use it, noting ongoing results and endorsements.
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Hood
Call on Us When You Are in Jtown
A concise notice inviting readers to seek assistance while in Jtown, emphasizing local service availability and accessibility for residents and visitors alike. The message underscores supportive outreach and community presence in the area.
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Jtown
Shilohs Cure Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement urges readers to trust Shilohs Cure for coughs stating it cures and relieves croup and whooping cough quickly. It notes over a million bottles sold last year and adds Shilohs Porous Plaster for back, side or chest pain. It lists Sutton and Pitchford as sellers and mentions subscription cash rules for Progress and Home and Farm.
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Shiloh
Sutton & Pitchford
Two For One Home and Farm Offer with Cleveland Progress
Special arrangement allows combined HOME AND FARM and THE CLEVELAND PROGRESS at the price of one paper. The annual subscription for THE PROGRESS is $1.00. Renewing subscribers who pay in advance will receive this bonus.
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Cleveland Progress
Progres
Home and Farm Free With The Progress Subscription
The Home and Farm section is promoted as a leading enterprising rural journalism feature of the paper, enlarged to sixty pages with a child department. Readers are urged to renew subscriptions to The Progress to receive Home and Farm free for one year, with sample copies available by writing to Home and Farm Louisville Kentucky.
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Home and Farm
South
THE
Progress
Agricultural and Home Journal
Louisville, Ky
THH Progress
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Cleveland, Ga
Med
Church Directory
Yonah
Lodge, F. & A. M
Bel
J.J. Rimsey
Cooley, Dd
R. R. Asbury
SW. TL
Underwood
Lala
Sunarr Gam
Blairaville Farm
Spm Hayayille
W. Ib. Bell
G. L. Brown
G. C
N. Slack
J. M. Chapman
L. Franklin
J. &. Fain
G.N. Colley
A. A. Allison
A. P. Williams
Marios Cooley
Justice Courts
Blueridge
Steve Ash
J. P. BP. Smith
White Creek
W.T. Black
J.P. J
Brownlow
N.P
Mt. Yonah
J. H. Freeman J. P
Bedarrard N. P
Massey Creek
A. Alexander
Macoochee
Hiram Cannon
J. P
R. Lumaden N
Town Creek
Hughes Allen J.P
Justice Court
Clevelane Esbinet
Cardus
Callie
Birdie Bell
Parks
Ruthie Slaton
Miss Bell
Alan Williams
Sqese
Nelron
J. R. Lumsden
Nacoocheec
Annie
Jessie Glen
HL. D. Ingersoll
Dahlonega
Piriday
Rochester
Rochester _Lineup Co
Susie Lumsden
W. J. Oakes, Jr
Mayvelid
Gia
Ss. Crumley
Wolford
Jno. R. Dickey Medicine Co
Bristol Tenn
W. W. Elyatt
M. Silvey & Co
Hou
Wooa
Charters
Lumpkin County
Anstar
Messia
Grey
Whelchel
Wrought Iron Range Company
St. Louis
Henderson Hotel
Gr. Allison
Currie
Rovers
McCyiniewon
Rochelle
Montgomery Monitor
Pennsylvania
Doe. Waller
J. G. Hynds Man's’g Co
Gainesville
Murwump
Pires
Becas
Syrour
J. A. O'Kelley
J. A. Richardson
Geo. W. Slaton
Dr. Drummond
J. Lamb Johnston
Musie
Helen
M. E. Church
Nesbitt
Tim Rochester
Rochester Lamp CO
Park Place
Cte
Rane
Dinikxina & Co
Foster Razor CO
Fulton, N
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Searibaata
Marvi G
Fenyoun
Tecatug
Ouisob
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