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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1895

Page

2

Brains and Gold Bags in District Politics and Rail Route Plans

The piece critiques free silver and gold bag papers, naming The Proonces as a leader and accusing others of fence sitting. It notes Major Bolton's rail survey toward Lehi, delays for surveying Walker Mountain, and opposition to a late Democratic National Convention. It mentions Carter Tate and discontent with Cleveland, ending with a wedding bells note from Clarkesville Advertiser.

Proguss Major Bolton Dahlonega Washington Léhi Walker Mountain Miipar Democratic Party Wall Street Alpnavetta Free Press Carter Tate Free Press Mr. Tate

Murmurs and Weather Talk From Clarkesville Page

The article notes murmurs as signs of discontent and mentions Jupiter Pluvius delivering blessings last Sunday in Clarkesville. It questions whether the long-extinct deity would visit the town and reflects on wedding concerns and local beliefs.

Old Jupiter Pluvius Jupiter Clarkesville

Town Creek Gossip From Local Visitors And Notes

Town Creek notes list visits from George Shula in Union County and others from Blue Ridge and Cleveland. Several locals reported sickness and recovery, including Grindle’s child, and Mrs. John Allen Jins health. A horse in Union County is noted as eight years old with no bridle. The Reve Mr preached at Tesnatec Sunday at 11 o clock. The rain Sunday brought great benefit.

George Shula Union County John Hood Tom Fisher Blue Ridge Robert Saxon Tesnatec Boléy i

Primitive ham curing recipe from old text

A disjointed advisory on preserving pork emphasizes starting with well fed pigs at twelve to eighteen months. It describes salting, brining with syrup and saltpeter, six weeks in pickle, boiling a pepper tea, drying, smoking with hickory, and borax dust to deter flies, claiming it prevents spoilage.

Grand Jurors Drawn for April 1896 Court Term

The list names regular jurors for the April 1896 term including Thomas V. Cantrell W Humphreys and many others. Special jurors are also named such as N H Skelton Ker A Jones J L Helton S Cantrell J Bell J Ferguson Miles Westmoreland H Cannon J Turner and W E Smith.

Thomas V. Cantrell Humphreys Ab. Purner Crumley M. McMillan M. al, Giletrap W. T. Cramley J. L. Pardue L. He. Jackson G. M. Shular John A. Ledford G. A. Adams Bench H.R. Helton A. M. Clark J.C. Rogers N. O. Littlefield D. Carpenter J. M. Palmer Bh. W. Brownlow John C. Allen James N. Head John J. Head Jh. C. Dorsey A. H. Henderson, Jr O. M. Lothridge GH. Clark J. M. Glover W.R. Ash WJ. RR

Hood's Sarsaparilla Merit Linked to Its Cures

An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy its claims promise. The copy emphasizes proven cures and urges readers to trust Hood's for lasting health benefits.

Hood

State School Commission urges savings on teachers charts and new schools

The State School Commission urges county boards to pay county commissioners no more than 38 dollars per day and to use surplus funds for building and improving school houses. Aiming for model, modern facilities, the commission wants new schools in all counties early next year and a focused teacher exam on December 6 using Payne on Teaching.

Kytle Boards of Education Payne Georgia

Board of Education urged to visit local schools

A speaker asks board members to tour county schools, arguing that visible interest by boards will spur healthier effort from students and the community. He emphasizes the value of active involvement by educators and residents alike.

Board of Eduction

Hood's Pills Promised Relief for Digestive Ailments

Obituary notes Henry Harrison born August 20 1864 died September 2 1895. Married December 1583 to Julia Allen they left six children. He joined the Methodist Episcopal Church South about ten years ago and died in a cave collapse at the Longstreet mine. A fragment mentions a Walden student facing a murder charge for kicking a Paxman.

Henry Harrison Julia Allen Methodist Episcopal Church South Longstreet

Scott's Carbo-Digestive Compound Ad

An advertisement extols Scott's Carbo Digestive Compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion dyspepsia and heart palpitations. It lists symptoms including souring food after meals confusion tired mornings bad taste in mouth dull headaches restlessness and breath difficulties on exertion. The copy asserts unique efficacy for this condition.

Scott's Carbo Digestive Compound advertised cure

A patent medicine style ad promotes Scott's Carbo Digestive Compound as a surefire remedy for stomach and nervous troubles. It promises refund if results are unsatisfactory and invites physicians to request the formula for evaluation. Sold by druggists at 1.60 per bottle with mailing option.

Scott America

School Terms Announced With Expenses and Start Dates

Expenses per month include Tuition $1.00 and Board $700. Fall term begins July 22 and lasts four and a half months. Spring term starts the second Monday in Jiminy. The school for health is praised for its surroundings and orderly operation. For more information contact W. A. Simmons, Cleveland, Pro. W. Smith, Le.

Jiminy School For Health W. A. Simmons Cleveland W. Smith

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