Savannah council opposes anti barroom bill in special session
Savannah council adopts unanimous resolutions opposing the Georgia anti barroom bill. A five member committee will represent the city in the state assembly to fight passage, arguing the measure would harm schools, local option rights, and city revenue while not reducing crime.
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Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Drummond Lightning Remedy
An old advertisement claims rheumatism results from liver and kidney failure and touts Drummond's Lightning remedy as a sole cure. It offers two large bottles for 5 dollars via New York address, promises quick relief, and seeks agents with a 25 cent sample.
Britain’s attitude tied to Armenian outrages noted
The New York Tribune argues that Queen Victoria leads the world’s largest Mahometan empire while India’s sixty million Muslims prosper under British rule. It contends that Turkey’s misery stems from bad governance, not Islam, countering claims that the faith causes oppression.
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Armenia
New York Tribune
Victoria
India
England
Turkey
Discovery Saved His Life Says Beaversville Druggist
Mr G Cailloeute of Beaversville Indiana credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life after La Grippe left him near death. He tried many physicians without relief before using three bottles and regaining health. Free trial offered at Carmichael's Drug Store.
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G. Cailloeute
Beaversville
Dr. Kings
LaGrippe
Carmichael
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Cleveland in 1895
The president designates Thanksgiving Day as a national day of prayer and gratitude. He appeals to devout acknowledgment of God’s goodness, urges worship, charitable deeds, and remembrance of the poor, praising national prosperity and enduring liberties. Signed by Grover Cleveland and Secretary of State Richard Olney.
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Washington
Groveer Cleveland
Richard Olney
Paying Positions Prove Employment Bureau Success in Georgia
Georgia Business College in Macon reports eight placements last week across several states in teaching stenography accounting and office work. The college offers low fee registration with position guarantees and half price courses, plus well equipped training facilities. The paper also notes various local and national items including a mob violence death toll, West Point graphic, and debates on women’s suffrage.
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Macon
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America
Georgia's young governor Atkinson praised by visitors
Prominent observers in Atlanta hail William Y. Atkinson as an effective Georgia leader with strong support from former opponents. Editor Woodall notes the governor's administration boosts state prosperity and earns respect from across the political spectrum. A Halifax inquiry into Pictou County Fiord pit fires seeks salvage options for the valuable mine.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Pictou County
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