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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary report notes a community prayer gathering led by Cary, the principal, emphasizing education and faith. Residents plan a Saturday prayer tuck and Sunday school at nine, urging attendance and support for the event in Holly Creek.
An advertisement argues deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube caused by cold and catarrh. It claims a patent remedy, Hall's Indian Cure, can restore hearing and promises $1000 for proof, urging readers to request circulars and testimonials.
A fragment from a northern paper argues that the south treats black people better by offering employment while the north disenfranchises and lynches them. It claims the north uses blacks more harshly but notes rising northern restrictions on black franchise.
We thrive by our blood and on it we live or starve depending on its richness. When strong we feel refreshed, but when weak we are starved and rest fails. Back of the blood is food. when it fails, take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. Free samples offered by Story & Down K, chemists, 415 Pearl Street, New York. Sec. and 1.69, all druggists.
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla as remedies for unspecified ailments. The copy emphasizes cleansing benefits and urges superiority over other tonics, presenting the products as a single true purification solution.
Mrs Kitchens wife of the late Stephen Bior aged 73 years 9 months and 27 days passed away after living a devout life as a Baptist at Harmony church for many years. She leaves two sons families and many friends to mourn her departure to the heavenly home. Funeral services were held at Harmony cemetery with her husband present. Reverends John W Parks and G A Paylor conducted the rites.
Editor recounts how his spouse endured stomach ailments with low vigor. After trying Bitters four bottles, she improved and regained strength. The advertisement touts Bitters as a gentle laxative aiding torpid liver, loss of appetite, and stomach and liver troubles at six cents a bottle from drug stores.
A dubious advertisement touts Hotani¢ Blood Balm for impure blood and skin conditions. It claims to cure general infections and rheumatic issues, offers a free trial from Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, and invites readers to send trouble descriptions for treatment.
A damaged report describes an attack on C F Collar of Chorehker Iowa with fatal outcome noted for a person named Ny. The text claims Electric Bitters cured back ache kidney trouble and purified blood, sold at druggists.
An Oct 20 sheriff sale at the courthouse in Dawsonville Dawson County Georgia lists multiple tracts of land tied to M M Gentry and Jordan Enderson as properties levied under executions in favor of Saraly Staples and others. The lots cover extensive parcels in the Third and Fourth districts, totaling numerous acres and including the home place of M M Gentry, with notices of possession to defendants and required legal notices observed.
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