Georgia Farmers Benefit From Dry Weather For Large Cotton
The dry September continues to aid cotton gathering in Georgia with reports of moonlight picking in some counties and overall yields near three fourths of last year. Corn tops a record output as weevils threaten storage unless bisulphide of carbon is used carefully. peas fodder and rice show good results while potatoes turnips face late-season shortfalls. Stock losses include hogs and cattle with diseases like anthrax and red water, urging pasture changes and pure water to halt spread.
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Georgia
Morgan County
South Georgia
Cobb County
Great Display of Georgia Resources at Atlanta Exposition
The Georgia State building at the Atlanta Exposition showcases rich resources from cotton to mines, highlighting progress since 1865 and urging balance in farming. It urges growing home supplies first, expanding cotton later, and notes impacts on oats and clover sowing amid weather delays.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Building
Atlanta Exposition
Old Commonwealth
Atlanta Weekly Journal promotion asks readers to subscribe
The notice extols the Atlanta Weekly Journal as a cheap, up to date family paper with ten pages, world news, Sam Jones and Bill Nye features, farm hints, women’s gossip, Juvenile Journal for children, and household miscellany. It offers 50 cents yearly or 1 year of both the Weekly Journal and The Araus for $1.00 with sample copies free.
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News of the World
Atlanta Weekly Journal
South
Weekly Journal
United States
Daily Journal
Sam Jones
Bill Nye
Atlanta
Araus
Doctor's Recovery Boosts Pink Pills as Cure-All
Dr Samuel L Brown a long time David City physician recounts his recovery from paralysis diabetes and varicose conditions after using Dr Williams Pink Pills He praises the medicine and notes a Brainerd postmaster Augustus Talbot also improved under his care The advertisement cites the pills as blood builders and nerve restorers priced 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 with ordering from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY
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Lincoln
Neb
Call
Samuel L. Brown
David City
Butler County
Brown
Pension Board
Dr. Williams
Brainerd
Augustus Talbot
Bright
Ostmaster Talbot
Neb. E
Runyon
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Heart Cure Promises Relief From Cardiac Ailments
Mrs J P Bell of Ossawatomie Kansas testifies after six years of heart disease and severe palpitations she found relief with Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine. She reports better sleep regular heartbeat and no more smothering spells and urges others to try the remedies. The ad notes price terms and mail order options.
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Urs
J. P. Bell
Ossawatomie
Kan
The
Graphic
Miami County
Dr. Miles
Miles
Hawkinsville Dispatch Notes Legislature Likely to Enforce Habit
The Hawkinsville Dispatch notes the legislature will likely remain aligned with tradition. Many dog ranchmen face disfranchisement under recent laws. Tom Watson calls a Populist convention for December 18 in Atlanta and urges counties to select delegates. The Corbett Fitzsimmons bout remains unweighed in public view.
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Hawkinsville
Tom Watson
Atlanta
Erin Lime Makers Endorse Drummond's Remedy for Rheumatism
Harris and Buquo of Erin Tennessee promote Drummond's Lightning Remedy as effective for rheumatism. A chief cooper sick with rheumatism recovered after taking two bottles and returned to work.
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Harris & Buquo
Erin
Tenn
Drummond
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Augusta
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Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fifth Avenue
New York
Jackson, Georgia
Macon
W. E. Harp
Jackson, Ga
Shepparits
Steve
Ji.l. Wagner
Jone
Bloodworth Shoe Co
Whitehall St
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Washington, D.C
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Jackson
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ATL
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