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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
3
The page blends patent medicine pitches from Chamberlains and Dyspepsia cures with local notices and social notes. It features testimonials from readers in Fayetteville and nearby towns, mentions of stores selling Fontella cigars, and health advice about indigestion, cough remedies, and liver care. Local names include J. E Tucker & Co and Dr. J. E. Tucker & Co.
An advertisement touts Blood Balm as a universal cure for eczema pimples eruptions and deep seated skin and blood conditions. It claims thirty years of success after doctors failed offers a free trial bottle and a full treatment set sold by Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga with pricing for one and six bottles.
Mr L O Jones of near Rest subscribes for six months and praises the county paper over the Constitution and Journal. The piece urges readers to support local papers, pay promptly, and notes local hospitality after Fayetteville Conference. Also mentions Cinch tobacco at Kidds and Homer Dwight crafting blade and key. One Minute Cough Cure reports claim of saving over fifteen hundred lives.
Citizens visit the wreck site and describe a horrific scene with witnesses T. J. Mitchell Joe Smith J. B. Millsapps A Duffee Walter Norton and Baker Martin detailing a deadly flood and the damaged stream. They note rapid wreckage clearing and a temporary trestle being built. Fontella Cigure is advertised as a local product. An appeal promises free Ear Drams from Dr Nickolson's Institute in New York.
A fragmented notice calls churches to prepare for a business of importance as 184 attend a Sunday service. Rev. Jesse Dodd is expected to pass at Bro Pendleton during the two week meeting to be held at the Baptist church on the fourth Saturday in July.
The piece accuses Mark Hanna and Old Tom Platt of controlling political outcomes, urging readers to vote for Bryan as the people's man rather than Hanna's or Platt's preferred candidates, with a Chicago context noting Wallace Rice at the Democratic convention.
The Dr Ling's New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs is said to have given away over ten million trial bottles to the public. Advertises cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung diseases. Callen J E Tucker & Co druggists offer a free bottle and money refunded if not satisfied.
The New York World argues Roosevelt's vice presidential nomination will not bolster the ticket in New York. The Omaha World Herald notes New York heads toward Bryan and accuses Platt of backing Roosevelt for a broader agenda, urging action in the empire state.
Henry Bissell of Hatton Arkansas touts Ramon’s Liver Pills and Ramon’s Relief as unmatched. He says years of ill health and failed diets were cured after using the products. He asserts long experience with patent medicines and urges readers to try a trial dose at home.
Local ad offers enlargements at a dollar each with promises of perfect likeness. Contact Bucks for appointment and view examples of the artist’s work.
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