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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
3
City records show the council met in the council rooms on June 3 1901 to consider ordinances and municipal matters. Officers and councilmembers reviewed proposed measures and adjourned with decisions on the agenda items.
Me H S Morris of Vineland outlines New Jersey based American Flour Manufacturers plan to build a sweet potato flour plant with 160 barrel daily capacity costing 15 000 to 20 000 and sold as a blend to preserve wheat rye and corn flours. The piece then critiques replacing hell with hades in the United Brethren creed and ends with a humorous report about Professor Crook of Chicago receiving many marriage proposals after claiming asceticism, mocking societal reaction.
A cobbled notice offers building contracts for public and private works. It claims experience in all classes of construction and promises estimates on request. The ad cites a shop on Plevo street as the contact point and mentions multiple unnamed projects.
A mother reports her son suffered with bladder stones for years, traveled to Cincinnati New York Chicago and Nashville seeking doctors with no relief. After trying Smith's Sore Kidney Care he improved and was cured after two bottles. Sold by Ht Thomas, Dr. Delaware.
Mr. Nina Kelley announces readiness to accommodate many boarders at 127 Fleming Street Bayview. The notice states the Groover place is prepared for boarding and invites applicants seeking lodging.
An old advertisement claims One Minute Cough cures a stubborn cough. It features doctored testimonials and a nameless supplier in North Stratford, urging relief for readers with bold, confident language.
Fragmentary OCR shows a faulty health tonics pitch promising kidney cures and longevity. Several garbled names and nonsensical phrases blur the claim, with no verifiable details or credible sources to support the advertisement.
Fragmented OCR shows summer tourist rates via rail lines and travel services interwoven with a long stream of dubious medical ads. The text names many names and products, mixing travel pricing with purported digestive cure claims and medical testimonials, creating a garbled historic marketplace scene.
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