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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists church service schedules with pastors names and prayer meetings. It notes advertising rates of one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions, with bills due in advance.
Schedule lists mail arrivals and departures by date and district, with multiple Saturday rules and local postmasters or officials named. Notices urge patronage of county paper, plus court summons and local inquiries. It mentions names such as Hix, Henderson, Harrison and local locations like Cleveland and Parks.
News items from White and surrounding counties mention Superior court schedules, court attendance by Oving, political and legal notices, farm prize plans offering gold rewards for corn yields and garden crops, circus announcements, local visits, and moves of residents including Jarrard, Merritt, and McGee with economic and social notes across Athens and Cleveland.
Advertisement touts guaranteed satisfaction for Hood's Sarsaparilla with one hundred doses claimed per bottle and asserts no other product matches this claim.
Center ville residents praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing bad colds and keeping homes stocked. A testimonial from James Lambert of New Brunswick claims it cured rheumatism in three days with Chamberlain's Pain Bala, noting 60 cent bottles available at druggists. The notice also urges subscriptions for wood delivery.
In Swickley Pennsylvania an epidemic of cholera and diarrhea spurred sales of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with claims of rapid cures. Advertisers urge subscriptions to The Progress and Home and Barn, promote Toothache products, and tout Boyes' Little Giant Pills with testimonial notes from local residents.
Last Sunday afternoon at five o clock at the bride’s father I Tham Cannon of Nacoochee and Miss Jennie Henderson of Aerial Habersham county were joined in matrimony by J K R Lumsden Esq. Cannon is a progressive young man and his bride a beloved young lady from a neighboring county. The Progress wishes them happiness.
An OCR fragment touts HOOD Sarsaparilla as capable of producing cures and relief from human suffering, presenting it as a remarkable remedy. The text appears as an advertisement style assertion without detailed evidence.
An event invites all to a temperance gathering tonight to hear the contest for the Den orest medal. The notice promotes Shilohs Cure and related remedies, with sales by Sutton and Pitchford, and mentions a Cleveland stable opening and White County's growing resort status.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic depiction of courtroom scenes with garbled dialogue and scattered names. References include Cherokee, March 7th and March 26th 1808, and mentions of county terms and lawyers. The legibility is poor, but the piece reads like a historical note on legal proceedings and disorder.
Sheriff Brown J. arrested George Lomax of Hall county on an assault warrant issued last year. Lomax was jailed after failing to post hand bonds and will remain in custody until the court convenes.
Cordial invitation to all denominations to gather at the Cleveland Methodist church on Saturday afternoon April 22 for a preaching and exhortation meeting. The notice calls pastors and lay speakers to participate in a communal religious gathering in the city.
A Juvenile Society was organized in the Methodist church at Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Officers named include Lela Newton president Belle Logan vice president Bertie Jarrard secretary Carrie Slaton treasurer Miss Jura Palmer and Miss Minnie Semmer as ladies managers. Call and examine the new stock of goods J D Cooley has just received from Atlanta. Brown's Iron Bitters cures dyspepsia indigestion and debility.
The Home and Farm offers the best agricultural journal in the United States with a subscription of one dollar per year.
The passage argues that the body’s parts receive benefit through purified blood and asserts that Sarsaparilla cleanses blood and promotes health in all organs. It emphasizes simple, patient use as the method for this medicine to improve well being.
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