02 May 1901
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement claims 2400 blood disorders stem from impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal cure. It asserts the medicine purifies blood and cures scrofula salt rheum boils pimples dyspepsia bilious symptoms and fatigue, backed by druggists and popular belief.
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and the Model High Arm Light Running Sewing Machine No 6 priced at $20 with freight paid. The machine is fully warranted for ten years and refundable within 30 days if returned unsatisfactory. It includes all attachments and performs all kinds of sewing.
Advertises the Home Gold Cure as a guaranteed disease treatment for drunkenness. Claims easy home use without loss of time, sold for one dollar with full directions and physician advice, mailed worldwide from Edwin B. Giles & Co. Philadelphia. Wives and children urged to act to cure husbands and fathers.
Reports from Savannah and New York indicate Seaboard Air Line properties and accounts examined by Vermilye Co and Hallgarten Co. pave the way for a public issue of 10 million dollars in ten year bonds. A postponed annual meeting and a slate of new directors are near completion. Contracts awarded for 700 tons of 80 pound rails will upgrade track to support faster heavy trains. General summaries of railway earnings and regional notes follow including wage updates and local line changes.
Officials say the main German expeditionary force in China is retreating to its former position leaving eight guards at the Great Wall pass. French nonparticipation is blamed on late arrival, not Paris orders. Further expeditions are unlikely unless Chinese action requires them. Gen Liu may have acted on his own or via anti mandarin officials, not by government directive. In Paris the French party led by M Francaise faced backlash as a dispatch notes officials forced a retreat to Ung Nan vee after bannage and road fires.
W Bayard Cut ting Jr secretary of the U S embassy and Lady Sybil Opffe daughter of the Earl of Tesart wed today at All Sainte church London in a quiet ceremony. Bride wore ivory satin with lace. Pages in Watteau gowns assisted as praip-bearers. Eight bridesmaids present. Ambassador Joseph H Uhoate attended with embassy staff. A reception followed at the bride’s parents residence.
Edward A. Oudahy received a letter from an abductor agent offering to return 141000 of the ransom in exchange for withdrawal of the reward and halting the search. Oudahy rejects the proposal and remains determined to prosecute the criminals. Resting in Texas, New York capitalists tour Fort Worth and plan to move on. The National Federation of Musical Clubs meets in Cleveland with J H Webster delivering the address.
President McKinley arrives in Stevenson Alabama at 7 10 am amid cheering crowds. Across Alabama towns workers farmers and residents greet the presidential party while Memphis prepares a formal reception and nearby officials lay plans for a state line meeting in Denver souvenirs in gold are planned at Colorado stops.
The American steam yacht Nequma has been purchased by the Colombian government and will voyage to Panama. General Herbert O. Jeffries directs arrangements. the vessel will fly the Kaas han flag and carry four small Hotchkiss guns, no munitions of war.
A sermon celebrate Christ as supreme over all in preaching and in the glories of the gospel. It argues for using rich language and varied sources to praise Christ, citing Edwards Bunyan Whitefield Luther and others, and condemns morbid thoughts about death while urging faithful witness through words.
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