Mass Meeting June 43 in Cleveland Held Saturday
Democratic mass meeting in Cleveland on Saturday June 18 to elect delegates to the State and Congressional conventions.
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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1896
Page
3
Democratic mass meeting in Cleveland on Saturday June 18 to elect delegates to the State and Congressional conventions.
Rev P Ory Senhorn and wife reside in Blurville this week. Mr Frederick Baker was unwell earlier. Miss Sallie Meeks visits her sister Mrs W Courtenay. Nacoochee youths enjoy a recent Alley hotel entertainment. Several locals travel for commencements and social events. Mossy Creek commencement observed with large crowds and praise for Prof. Smith and his wife.
The text promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a valuable remedy to restore health and prevent germs of consumption, especially when wet feet can trigger coughs and colds. It claims medical endorsement for twenty years, stressing purity, uniform quality, and availability in several sizes.
Jeannette S describes a home business from a Christian Standard offer by Miss A M Fritz of St Louis Missouri. Send ten 2 cent stamps to receive a sample hook spoon claimed to be slip resistant and indispensable in dishes. The letter notes earning eighteen dollars in two hours selling the spoon and encourages others to join.
Francis Casey of St. Louis Missouri offers a 10 cent monthly progress plan and a 1.00 yearly option along with a cold California fruit preservation method. He claims to have sold over 120 sets of directions and promises earnings of one to two hundred dollars from home in a few days for 18 two cent stamps.
Very sad news from Shoal Creek with the death of Sister Mary Ann Brown wife of Samuel Brown reportedly after a May weekday heat illness. Also noted are the May 20 obituary of Mrs Della O Kelley of Wahoo wife of Posie O Kelley and a mention of a funeral for the late Hitler K D O Kelley with a large turnout.
Mr Howell, ainer visiting town, has returned home. A large foot washing at Tesmallee drew attendees from across the community. Local boys fished last Saturday, reporting about half a bushel caught. Solomon Palmer, Mr Jackson, and a large crowd enjoyed a recent fishing trip on Town Creek. Mr and Mrs Alex Davidson visited Gainesville briefly. Mae Galbreath has been seen with the girls, and Cora stands out as the finest in this region for years. Mrs S A Adams, once ill, is improving. A derby hat was left by a prowler trying to break into John Logan’s meat house in Nacoochee. the owner can claim it from Mr Logan. Mr PD Cantrell will preach for Mr Pleasant on the fifth Sunday, not the fifth Monday as previously noted.
A subscriber recounts profits from selling dishwashers, claiming $1,700 after expenses with daily sales from 5 to 15 machines. The ad pitches a home-based opportunity, urging readers to join and promising rapid wealth, directing to St. Louis, Missouri for “full particulars.”
The aged ivory knife handles show a yellowing effect from time or rough use and can be restored to whiteness by rubbing with sandpaper.
An ice cream freezer instantly freezes cream in one minute, drawing crowds as a demonstration of easy money. Sellers can earn five to six dollars daily, while freezers yield ten to twenty dollars daily. J F Casey & Co at 1143 St Charles St St Louis Missouri offer complete instructions and potential employment for dedicated sellers.
A historical ad claims Baco-Curo dissolves the tobacco habit without willpower and offers a written guarantee. It cites Berlin physician roots, vegetable ingredients, and a 30 day treatment for one dollar per box or three boxes for two fifty, with testimonials and a guarantee.
Curtis A Dedrord will be at Tate Progress building every Saturday ready to cut hair in good style at cheap rates. He will set up shop on Saturdays offering affordable grooming services to patrons in the area.
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