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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1896
Page
2
The Georgia Cracker laments party harmony as a pretext for improper maneuvers by silverites and critics the push for premature conventions. It argues for unified action around the national platform and warns against self seeking rivals in the race for Senate and House. The piece calls for honest, straightforward dealing and broader discussion after the national convention.
A benefit testimonial from Mrs Laura C Phornix recounts illness among inmates in November and December 1893 and credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring health. She notes rapid nervous debility from sleeplessness and drafts, compares results after two bottles, and mentions ongoing use as nerve food.
The Dahlonega crowd heard Perry address locals last week. The editor Woodward, a Populist, reportedly converted by Perry’s speech and declared ready to rejoin the Democratic fold. The Barnesville Gazette notes Perry’s ten score impact and urges officials to stand with the people rather than seek votes.
A letter from Dry Hollow signed Zip Coon Bar urges Carter Tate to ignore Perry’s push for office. The writer mocks Perry’s finances and character, counsels restraint and warns against snap judgments and unfair political methods. The Georgia Cracker note condemns rash campaigning and urges tact in politics.
The Morganton News notes Carter Tate faces strong opposition from Perry in the Ninth District congressional race. It praises Perry’s character and ability while arguing Tate supports a plan deemed impractical. the piece frames the issue as sound money versus free silver and urges voters to hear both candidates before choosing.
A county directory listing officials from ordinary to coroner across Georgia towns with names such as J. H. Freeman and W. B. Power. The notices cite executors and administrators in probate matters for Reaves Westmoreland and Nathaniel Trott, detailing petitions for discharge and letters of dismission on specified May and July dates.
An old veterinary style remedy claims to cure catarrh blood disorders by purifying blood and killing microbes. It asserts widespread success and warns against inferior substitutes while urging readers to buy the "old reliable" Botanic Blood Balm through druggists.
A promotion for Compound Oxygen therapy by Drs. Starkey and Palen claims a scientific adjustment of oxygen and nitrogen, producing a portable compound used worldwide for years. It asserts many cures and lists a booklet with full information and case records, offered by mail from Philadelphia.
A Georgia Cracker remark predicts splits ahead of the national convention. The Dalton Argus notes a Ninth district move to nominate a congressional candidate early, risking a snap that could “snap the Democratic party out of existence.”
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