01 Jun 1869
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Newspaper
Georgia Albany News
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1869
Page
1
A century old letter discusses the rivalry between two railroad builders at Promontory Point. It describes delays in meeting tracks and near misses, political tension, and an eventual peace after threats and displays of strength. The piece blends narrative, rumor, and speculation about which line would triumph.
The Savannah Republican reproduces J M Simms Georgia colored, speaking at the Anti Slavery Association anniversary in New York. He recalls enslaved parents praying for liberty, urges continued work, and details Georgia outrages and political setbacks. He describes his own hopes for office under Grant and reinforces the need for protection and labor among freed people.
The article lauds Helmbold as a savvy druggist whose 152000 net income for the year followed heavy adverting spent to grow wealth. It credits persistent marketing with turning prior losses into a half‑million dollar fortune and notes his real estate investments and philanthropy as support for his business strategy.
The Chicago Times reports a demand aimed at forcing the Secretary to abandon his bond policy and reduce public debt. It cites an exploded theory used to prejudice the people against him and asks what to do with the surplus gold if the people reject currency contraction and the Secretary clings to bond issues.
A Georgia based advertisement touts Bradfield's Female Regulator as a remedy for irregular monthly sickness and associated symptoms. It claims quick relief without constitutional harm, cites testimonials from physicians and local figures, and notes wartime use and single sex use by women.
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