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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
2
The item notes the upcoming O14 Confederate Reunion in Memphis Tennessee and recalls previous gatherings in Louisville Kentucky. It comments on political figures and public discourse, mocks sensational wording, and questions St Louis riots and coroner wealth while pondering what may come next.
Mrs. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis from doctors for stomach trouble and jaundice. After seven bottles of Milectric Bitters she recovered fully and gained weight, avoiding further complica tions. the ad praises the remedy as a guaranteed cure for stomach and liver complaints sold at J. E. Tucker's drug store.
The excerpt imagines widespread newspaper stoppages under a Farer regime daily press blackout. It suggests all major papers including New York and Chicago editions would halt, followed by regional papers like Campbell County News and Jonesboro Enterprise, leaving no source to clip from.
The Barnesville Chautauqua directors near completion of a July 1 to 8 program plus an intercounty institute expected to bring about 1,000 teachers from 30 counties. County school commissioners will convene in Barnesville as prominent Georgia educators attend, promising a busy week. A health ad promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills at J E Tucker’s drug store, touting benefits for stomach and related organs.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best world remedy for burns cuts bruises and old sores including fever sores boils felons and piles. It promises rapid pain removal and prompt healing with a money back guarantee and is offered by J B Tickerk Bo Denggiat.
A collection of aphorisms on politics, honesty, responsibility, and social behavior. Observations contrast self praise with blame, noting how people claim credit or shift fault. The piece comments on perception, civility, appearance, and ambition in everyday life.
The Great Southern Inter-State Fair announces record premiums in agriculture and cattle. Premium list details include $250 prizes for top grain, cotton, and pumpkins, multi prize sums for best Georgia agricultural exhibits, expanded classes, and a robust cattle section with double classes. The Women's Work and Flower Show are run by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, with entries open to all.
Fragmented items describe social happenings with Mr Duffee and Miss Olari Lewis at a singing event, Ada Speer from New Hope, Perel Lord from Fayetteville visiting, and speculation about a wedding or election timing. The tone hints at local gossip and encouragement of reader engagement with a political candidate.
The column notes farm life near Oak Grove and Nyson with mentions of milch cows and a serious injury to Mr. J J Parrott. It records weddings of Mr John Brown and Miss Sallie Cochran, travel of Truss Adams and Ambas Cleve land, and visits by Mr Dewey Summers and others. It promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for injuries and skin complaints.
Mrs St Lincoln recounts a dramatic night as the widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine is said to be near death from pneumonia. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her life after three doses she slept and recovered, claiming it cured throat and chest ailments. Trial bottles are offered at J E Tucker drug store and a watch purchase at Fife s.
From Coon Hollow, Mr. Will Lewis of Atlanta visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis last Friday.
Good seasons for corn and grass but too much rain hurts cotton with rust in low sandy lands. Visitors include Misses Minnie and Della Wessels from Corinth, Mr Will Lewis from Atlanta, T M Murphy family, F M Rosser and Oscar Thompson with Lena and Alice Long, Q Harper of Jacksonville. Sunday singing at the school house was a failure.
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