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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
7
The article notes thousands of women suffer monthly from irregular menses with varied patterns from too frequent to scant or profuse flow. It cautions that these are signs Nature needs help and advises avoiding every advertised nostrum and seeking proper care.
The Bradfield Regulator is advertised as a cure for irregular or painful menstruation and related symptoms. It claims to regulate menses to every twenty eighth day and offers a free book, with Druggists selling it for one dollar from The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia.
A Western paper reports Willie Shortlike and Annie Bloomers wed at a church last evening in a decoratively crowded ceremony. The bride wore a home sewn Liverstine gown, the groom a hand me down suit, and ushers wore borrowed cutaway coats. Sallie Potts served as maid of honor. The couple traveled to St Louis the next day to spend more money.
W M Terry of Elkton Ky, a twelve year druggist, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best on the market after selling hundreds of bottles and trying many others. Flovilla Drug Company sells it locally.
A local wedding tale notes Willie earns 27 dollars a month while Annie keeps a pin money habit. Commentators quip about settling down and wonder if married life will fit the old saying that two can live as cheaply as one. The bride sends a shoebox cake sample that ends with the janitor’s dog inheriting the cake, prompting humorous skepticism about the feast. The piece ends with a grudging acceptance that the marriage is not the community’s funeral.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a claimed new great South American kidney cure. Noted for prompt relief of bladder, kidneys and back pain in male or female and for rapid relief of water retention. Sold by Harris Drug Co Druggists Jackson Ga.
The New York Times notes that unresolved conflict between Russia and Japan stems from national expansion and resentment over interference by Russia backed by Germany and France. It warns Japan seeks equality then superiority and highlights Count Ito’s return as sign of crisis. It argues Americans should stay out while sympathy leans toward Japan.
Rail and travel notices list one fare round trip for various events. Includes Southern Railway from Asheville to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention, Georgia and Florida convention travel, and several church and fraternal gatherings. Tickets go on sale on specified dates with set return limits.
The excerpt praises a Kinsman for delivering skilled work to numerous customers and choosing best sources for goods. It notes his versatility, willingness to please all social classes, and his growing visibility among townspeople.
An old advertisement urges applying Dr Tichenors Antiseptic not to a bicycle but to the affected bodily part after an embarrassing accident. It promises quick relief and urges keeping a bottle in your kit for personal repairs, price 50 cents at druggists and general dealers.
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