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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
2
The text recalls political discourse on Roosevelt and Schley, with claims about fair treatment and upcoming Congress, noting legal and treasury figures. It cites rapid advances in rail and wireless tech, United States rail-road growth, and comparisons of military and civic strength across nations, reflecting a chatter of national progress and leadership.
The document features 16 years of familiarity with Cheney and Co of Toledo. Endorsers assert honesty and financial reliability to back obligations. It mentions Hall's Cathartic Pills as a supplement and cites the price per bottle.
Dr. George A. Gould calculates the annual cost of sickness and death in the United States at 82,977,500,000 dollars, roughly 483 pounds per person, based on his compiled statistics.
A Michigan manufacturing concern has secured an order from the Raising Navy for several pasos line engines meant for torpedo boats. The United States strengthens its standing as a producer of high grade machinery. Troops withdraw from Cuba as Secretary Nout orders the Eighth Cavalry home, signaling the start of broader American troop withdrawals ahead of a governmental transfer.
Ad fragmented OCR notes claim a laxative brand cures a cold. Mentions druggists and money back if it fails. Many words unreadable. core claim centers on a medical aid with guarantee and price.
Brief unpaid balance notice asserts the advertiser owes money for 1901 charges and must pay immediately to avoid closing the books. The wording emphasizes urgency and direct demand for settlement.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for under nourishment and overwork. It claims the product balances energy, supports digestion, and helps those who cannot eat well. The ad invites samples and lists Bowne address and price.
Voter editorial from Quitman Ga dated January 6 1902 endorses Colonel Estill for Georgia governor. Writer highlights Estills long trusted recordsteadfast integrity and commitment to liberty and equal rights, arguing he will govern for the people without corruption or favoritism.
The Minietta Journal notes the government spends eight times more to run the masts than private express lines pay to haul their satters. It argues star route expenses far exceed payments to rural carriers, who work for contractors chasing big profits, a fact the administration might reveal to the public.
June and cold weather keep residents near fires. Harbin and wife visit Joe Iarbin and family Sunday. Mrs. E. E. Sanford on sick list. Hugh Tatum's young son very ill. E. E. Tatum visiting from Gainesville. Residents expect many to move, plan weddings, and anticipate returning to Dawson next fall. Marion Turner syne daughter Ida Holtéclaw stay with Calvin Turner near Otis. Earliest cornshucking at S. Us. Payne's Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Stiles visits her father S. H. Payne recently. Col Marbeni building a ridde at Syne. Lie...
The passage urges Americans to study the record of 1901 and anticipate 1902 with caution. It proclaims the United States as the world's most prosperous nation and asserts the government guides civilization and humane thought despite dangers. It emphasizes national pride and a secure future if trusted citizens act prudently.
The Clarksville Advertiser notes the holidays end and new city officials take oaths as the New Year 1902 starts. Citizens settle into work and life resumes, marking a fresh cycle in the old year.
A Sanate Las merchant endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his daughter who recovered from a severe chest cough in two days. He claims the remedy wards off pneumonia and has been reliable in his family for seven years, with sales through Bolling and country merchants.
A testimonial claims Govel's Mexican syrup cured a young woman with consumption and restored her to health, noting its success for coughs, colds, and lung troubles. The writer urges others to publish the endorsement and to try the syrup, priced at 25 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Mothers Worm Syrup as a soothing medicine for children. It claims a pleasant flavor and effective relief, appealing to mothers seeking a reliable remedy.
Classified recruitment notice seeks multiple men described as sons of character to advertise a wealthy business house with solid finances. Pays $18 weekly plus expenses, with cash paid each Wednesday from head offices. Nurse and carriage provided when needed. References and self addressed stamped envelope requested. Manager 318 Caxton Building Chicago.
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