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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR outlines a legislative session discussing the Soldiers' Home bill and appropriation figures. It notes the governor's likely veto threat and concerns over heavy donations and taxation, with mentions of state economy and pending decisions.
The discussion centers on a resolution by Senator Bower urging a move toward a constitutional convention to push needed changes. The News frames the plan as important and broadly desired by the people, noting prior debates and the ongoing movement.
A fragmentary quote from a 19th or early 20th century Atlanta Daily News column extols the Christian creed of universal brotherhood. It references a Jowly creed, calls for peace on earth, and praises Christian governments as guides toward global concord amid wars.
Washington reports a sharp rise in federal production estimates for cotton with totals near 10 million bales and widespread gains across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Texas and Missouri. The draft figures show significant activity in several states drawing attention to the fiber market and prices.
A eastern capitalists group met at the Aragon hotel to form a corporation aimed at building vast industries and exploiting North Georgia mineral resources. They purchased 50 000 acres across Fannin Gilmer Murray Lampkin and Pickens counties and seek a Southern Railway link to the heart of the region as Standani on Company joins the plan.
The text sketches camp meetings and rural gatherings with notes on leaders and local venues. It mentions Georgia counties, Pickens, Lumpkin, and the Thy Ridge, plus references to militia, elections, and historic religious sites. The tone recalls a period piece describing public spaces and community practices.
An apparent notice referencing Raha Sphinn appears in fragments. The readable text hints at a local report or announcement without clear action or outcome. Further context is unavailable in the readable excerpt.
An old style ad claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tonic cures stomach disorders and regulates liver and bowels. It lists a price of 25 cents and offers free samples at J. O. Bolding’s and at country merchants.
A local farmer recalls a peculiar cow near Cartersville that supposedly yields buttermilk from a churn like process. A traveler asks questions as the farmer explains the cow’s milk sours in sun and that the town Witcher refuses to "re-tual" her for reasons tied to folklore.
Fragmentary text references digestion issues and a possible medical claim. It mentions a parasite or organism and a claim of a cure, with garbled terms and no identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes.
W R Sauth of Latham touts Baekien salve as the best cure for piles with a guaranteed profit. The note insists the product is sold by all druggists and available at 210 per year.
An old advertisement signature claims the remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Tavidts cures a cold in one day. The box is shown as the product’s standard signature across all packaging.
An old advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures advanced cancer and skin diseases by purifying the blood. It promises free trial treatments, home care directions, and nationwide testimonials, with free medical advice and a long history of cosmetic claims.
Men and women to appoint agents to represent us with travel and local work. 12 weekly salary and expenses. Pleasant permanent positions and rapid advancement with increase of wages. Write at once to BUTEER AS ALGER Dept FE New Haven Conn.
Land near Shoal Creek in Dawsonville offers one of the region’s finest shoals suitable for a grist mill and other uses. The tract includes fifteen to twenty acres of quality timber and forty acres of cultivated land with an excellent orchard bearing fruit varieties. The owner advertises a bargain price, inviting inquiries to S. Weare in Powansville, Georgia for details and viewing.
Laxative Brus Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day. No cough, no dust. Price cents.
The undersigned filed an application for removal of disabilities resting upon him under a verdict in a divorce case. The hearing is set in the Superior Court of Dawson County to commence February 2, 1901.
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