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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates of one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. It notes legal ads at statutory rates and requests advance payment. Church notices invite attendance, detailing service times and pastors, with Sunday school and prayer meetings scheduled.
A historic county notice outlines daily mail arrivals and departures for Cleveland with several stops and locations listed. It references officials, tax collectors, surveyors, and local officials, plus notes on local events, appointments, and advertisements from the era. It mentions Weather, local churches, and community notices, including health tonics and candidates for a Demorest Gold Medal.
Community notices recount medical adverts and sales in Cleveland along with social events. Mentions Celestino Crespo visiting for Longstreet mines, upcoming doctor lectures, toothwash promotions, a timber preaching stop en route to Young Harris, a rat control drive, and a marriage in Marrigo on May ith.
Eminent physicians praise the exposition for illustrating improvements in medicinal agents and the overall progress of the mechanical arts. The period notes Syrup of Figs as a superior strengthening fixative among remedies.
The Mossy Creek High School closed its spring term with four days of exercises attracting many locals and visitors. Rev. M. L. Undermygood delivered the commencement sermon, with Rev. Snow's later sermon. Tuesday featured an address by R. Earle of Gainesville and a program by the primary department. The crowd enjoyed music from Mrs. W. A. Gibwen and Cleveland youths, and Prof. Smith will take a vacation before the fall term. a school catalogue will be issued.
The Cleveland High School under Prof. Abert Bell closes its doors Friday afternoon the 28th after a period of able management. Bell’s leadership earned a reputation for progress and success. Closing exercises include poetry, music, and fine reading. Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Beaulah Watkins, an alumna, visits Alina Mae ter as health improves. Prospector visitors from Chattanooga buy stock in May Wellborn's mine project. Commencement exams begin Wednesday. senior class song by Miss Leihistag Mitt, with text by Leila Hunstout. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisements conclude this page.
An old time advertisement text promotes Chamberlain's Pain Daley and Chamberlain's Court Remedy for various pains and ailments. It lists products like Bowes Little Giant Pills and Chondroitin Balm, claims drastic relief, and urges readers to mail a dollar for a trial Hear aspisin. It mentions a county paper and promises universal satisfaction from widespread use by druggists.
Advertises sale by listed wholesalers in White County including Saton and Pilelfad Cleveland Mossy Creek Taiplon and others. Names several firms such as D. Howell & Co Auraria Wiebbel & Co New Bridge J. J. W. Tate & Bro and more in the notice.
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