22 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
1
A Victorian era medical testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for tiredness headaches and general illness. The ad emphasizes blood purification and a defense against disease, featuring a Mrs. Josephine Rodier testimonial from Alexandria, Virginia.
The Covertation of Atlanta offers daily and Sunday editions at 8.00 yearly for both the Busy Readers and five, two splendid monthly magazines from New York. Limited to Christmas 1000 for immediate acceptance and open to subscribers. order now to obtain the Mammoth Moposine offer.
An advertisement offers the Modeligh Arm Light Running Lewine Machine No 6 for $20 with freight paid to the buyer's railroad station. It carries a ten year warranty and a return option within 80 days if unsatisfactory. The machine includes all attachments and claims to perform various tasks.
Washington dispatch reports cabinet debates Chinese indemnities and guarantees with no agreement yet. US stance leans away from joint demands. Hague commissioners may adjust indemnities, while Britain and Germany resist the idea. Separate items note cigarette law upholding state restrictions, census figures for Illinois and Rhode Island, a fatal shooting at Carson's livery stable, a boy's mysterious death in North Carolina, and labor strife with tail end of strikes near ending.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe the czar’s temperature and pulse improving after a period of rest. officials urge passage of the Cullom bill and discuss talks with farmers. In Panama the Taboga steamer seizure advances troops to Buena Ventura. in London the Campania case assigns fault for the Embleton sinking and Cunard plans appeal. Georgia farm guidance promotes wheat, rye, barley, oats and corn seed, urging large grain plantings and soil enrichment practices for self sufficiency.
The State Agricultural Department replies to Hon. O B Stevens on wheat sowing depth by recounting M Moreau of Paria experiments. He planted 150 kernels in 18 beds at varying depths to determine optimum depth for germination and yield.
New Orleans reports a lawyer for W. Bacheller in talks to settle all claims as he faces an indictment from a collapsed bucket shop. Bacheller had run a large cotton business for clients in Lexas Mississippi and Georgia, but the venture proved a shell with only a few dollars in cash. The compromise would be cash now if criminal proceedings are dropped, while many creditors refuse to file claims to avoid reputational harm from futures gambling associations.
Greene representative Mr Park pushes a measure enlarging the agriculture commissioner’s powers to inspect dairy product packages. It requires pure milk from healthy cows, calls for clear labeling of artificial dairy products, and obliges hotelkeepers to inform guests when oleomargarine is used, with enforcement by the commissioner.
In Onarivston a policeman shot a Negro man named George Lessessne in self defense while enforcing a police order to drive vagrants from a corner. Lessossne resisted arrest, grappled the officer, and was wounded in the abdomen as reinforcements arrived to quell a potential mob.
A reader asks about 150 acres of meadow in Greene county with 60 to 75 acres Bermuda sodded. Advice favors leaving Bermuda on the sodded portion, clearing other acres for corn two years, and if possible using the full land for Bermuda. Recommendations cover planting, cultivation, and soil amendments to optimize Bermuda grass hay production.
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