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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
1
Spring Humors of the Blood come to a large majority of people. Probably 75 percent are cured each year by Hood's Barsapa Hilla and the advertisement aims to reach the remaining 25 percent. It claims to sharpen appetite, cure stomach troubles, relieve the tilted feeling, and acts as a blood purifier with cures for scrofula rheumatism boils pimples psoriasis malaria and other humors.
An advertising note touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a product that will do a wonderful amount of good for the buyer, urging readers to consider Hood's for its claimed health benefits.
Advertises a $20 Model High Arm Light Running Sewing Machine No 6 with freight paid to the railhead. Full ten year warranty and refund of purchase price if unsatisfactory within 80 days of arrival. Includes all attachments and promises versatile sewing performance.
An advertising claim offers a home treatment for alcoholism, promising a positive cure through the Home Gold Cure. It asserts the method neutralizes alcohol poison, enables self cessation, and can be hidden in tea or coffee, with a one dollar price and confidential correspondence.
At the annual AMA meeting in this city President Reed denounces the army reorganization law as unjust to medical officers. He calls for preservation of medical rank and pay and proclaims a new school of medicine arguing for ongoing scientific advancement and independence.
Montgomery reports Hannis Taylor urging Constitution writers to disfranchise Black voters if necessary for the common good. He argues a temporary sacrifice of voting rights may be required to prevent civil upheaval and protect civilization. Also notes a mob threat in McKeesport and Fetty’s transfer to the county jail.
In Detroit on June 4 the local street railway men's union voted to drop demands for a 2 cent hourly raise and a 12 hour day after United Railway refused. A minority favored a strike but conservatives won. Also reported is a devastating grain fire near Las Banos California spreading with a strong west wind.
Two sidewheel passenger steamers City of Erie of Cleveland and the Tashmoo of Detroit raced 100 miles Cleveland to Erie for the Great Lakes speed title. Over $100,000 in bets were at stake as crowds watched from Cleveland to Conneaut. City of Erie led early, with Tashmoo close.
A Washington sermon on the parable of the talents urges valuing one talent per person. It argues many possess limited gifts yet can impact others through cheerfulness wit or steadfast patience. The speaker highlights honesty as a single enduring talent shaping character and trust across life and business.
The National Association of Manufacturers reports an excellent condition with $82,985 in serene during the year, $14,624 income from the Shanghai warehouse and $8,400 expenditure. A $2,300 trust fund was raised to test the Russian sugar act, of which $2,000 has been spent. Membership totals 1,450 across 34 states led by Pennsylvania, followed by New York and Ohio.
A cablegram from New York reports the death of Rev. E. W. Parker missionary bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Asia who died at Naini Tal after lengthy stomach illness. In Florida a Pensacola dispatch says Lt. St. John Caffery US Marines son of ex Senator Don M. Caffery died from a diving accident causing neck injury. ex Senator Caffery was present.
The president appointed Interior agents Simon Schler and Arthur Milney and named Arthur Hefley to Chickasaw Nation roles in Indian Territory. Justice Joseph B. Keating was appointed United States attorney for the district of Insana. The American Sugar Refining Co declared a 3 4 percent dividend for the quarter.
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