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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
R Thomas Jr is listed as a volunteer observer in the column titled I 3, indicating a role in monitoring or reporting within a local program. The fragment offers limited context on duties or affiliations.
Judge Hopkins announces the start of the U S census with two district enumerators for Thomasville. J M Massey covers the south of Broad street and W M Reese the north, each paid per name and required to complete two weeks of ten hour days. The census records deaths since June 1 1899 and keeps population figures confidential.
The Allen Normal and Industrial School held its closing exercises this week with a national program on Monday featuring Columbia's Party and a scene with Uncle Sam and a large family. The final concert on Wednesday at Bethany church included the Flower Queen cantata performed by the Normal and Grammar students, directed by Miss Dorothy Elliott. Alumni number twenty five and many are teachers in local counties. The term closed with plans to reopen the first Tuesday in October. Faculty members Miss Elliott, Miss Norris, Miss Scott, Miss Merriam, Miss Kinney, and Miss Parmenter remained for a final week.
A. E. Lafay ette of Gregory Landing Clark County Missouri says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved his life after doctors feared he would not live. A neighbor brought a bottle, he took it and recovered, nine years later still in good health. Thomas Dickinson druggists sell the remedy.
An ad note lists silver friendship hearts, gold plated chains, eye plans guards and watches by C G Coreuring, watchmaker and jeweler, in Croaby Mississippi, with a 1898 date stamped by J Q Hood justice. A testimonial for One Mini Cough Cure claims quick relief for wife breathing troubles and general throat and lung benefits from Keath and Peacock.
Sellers announce reduced prices for best grade photographs and mounts moving to Mitzeerald Georgia on July 1. Advertisement lists McAllister’s Sidi Thomasville address and notes Droppin’s drugstore location and a free complete Chamberlain stimulant and liver pills. References to Whey denita diet and Tonics imply health product endorsements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe planned excursions with phrases like Hatarday Tone and Tybee polly Liaise. The text mentions dates, prices, and likely schedules, but is garbled. no coherent event outcome or participants can be confirmed.
Fragmented text mentions a Verde party and photographs with unclear names. Some figures and locations appear but are garbled. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
An 19th century advertisement warns of cholera related illnesses and urges constant readiness with Perry Davis Pain-Killer. It touts its safety, speed, and a suggested teaspoonful dose as a cure for ordinary care, urging avoidance of substitutes.
A garbled OCR fragment advertises liver and stomach remedies with vague claims of vitality and digestion. Mentions Pabless and Redtul Dyspepeada Cure, local drug store Sampson tree at Thomas Dickinsons, and a physician offering office hours at the event house.
Fragmentary notice mentions a product related to curing liver and bowel troubles and a list of names and places. The readable text hints at a medical claim or advertisement style from a historical page segment. Further details are unreadable.
Thinsville furniture dealer advertises a two day sale on May 22 and 23 offering first class cotton mattresses and other goods at bargain prices. Prices quoted include a recliner bed and various mattress models with deep discounts and cash only terms.
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