30 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Decatur Weekly News
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
1
The piece accuses Southern newspapers of favoring Roundlap bale profits over public service, arguing cotton is baled to maximize returns. It contrasts this with calls for fair treatment of workers and cites criticisms of Northern press coverage on Carolina mill lashings. Historical list of presidents and Hoke Smith remarks on Col Bryan follow.
Gen Joseph H Wheeler and Lieut Richmond P Hobson spoke at Carnegie Hall to about three thousand attendees. Wheeler stressed Christianity as key to national progress and urged maintaining the Philippines. Hobson praised Admiral Philip as a Christian officer. Gen O O Howard presided.
The Boston Record declares the subject closed after a daytime outdoor burning of a Black man in Colorado. It asserts that any Black offender who commits murder may survive only by luck if spared from a lynching.
Purports to purify blood and heal skin sores with Botanic Blood Balm B B B. Claims cures for ulcers cancer eating sores rheumatism and blood poison, touts 30 years testing and 3000 testimonials. Offers trial treatment free by writing Blood Balm Company Atlanta Ga and drugstores sell large bottles.
The Athens Banner argues the South should be treated on equal ground with other states and that a law touching the South alone would show the revolution has progressed to its end. It warns that Republican representatives will be heard on a serious question and that political alignment could be affected in both houses of Congress.
A shopping note indicates Stationery Schoa Books and Office Supplies located at China Hall. The line appears in a brief listing, with no further details on hours or offerings.
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