Public notices and advertising rates published by postal authorities
The fragmented OCR text outlines advertising rules and rates, including mail handling, restricted ad usage, and publication terms. It references duties of a clerk or master, receipt issuance, and deadlines for payment, with notices to be published until a penalty or time limit elapses. It mentions rates per insertion and advancement payments.
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Ory
Cage
Peatmaster
Nueae
Feststertral
Washington
Ates
Pyle
Wisroplé
Ordina
Marsh
Fever Remedy Claims Sudden, Sure Cure
An advertorial piece promotes Mings Fever Tonic as a regional breakthrough against malaria fever chills and ague. The maker asserts thousands of bottles sold with guaranteed refunds if no cure and notes doctors have reviewed the formula as effective and harmless amid a flood of testimonials.
Jennings Fever Tonic Receives Local Endorsements
A series of letters from Jasper and nearby towns praise Jennings Fever Tonic as an effective remedy for fever and bilious illness. Testimonies cite quick relief, mild taste, and reliability, with several residents recommending the product to others.
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Oellen
A Albert Jennings
Jasper
Sin
Jonx P. Loan
Roadway Train, & PF
A& W. Railway
J. Albert
Jennings
Old Rufus Phillips rescues amid Florida coast dangers
In this wartime era reminiscence, the narrator recalls Rufus Phillips, a sturdy Florida coast fisherman, who saves them from drowning on an oyster bar. The scene shifts to nights of storms, family quarrels, and a pigeon hunt gone wrong as Nellie, Phillips’s daughter, appears and signals more trouble to come.
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Rufus Phillips
Deadman’s Bay
Florida
Macon County
Jim
Rufus
Mr. Phillips
Rafe
Old Phillips
V Phillips
Bob Burnett
Skipper Creek
Bill Spikes
Nellie
Imp
Old Rufe
Rafe Phillips
Noellie
Jean
Son
Egypt
Rufes
Ant
Savannah booted: eleven murderers in jail and storms of gossip
A chaotic jumble of quotes and notes from Georgia and nearby areas reports Savannah harboring eleven murderers in jail, a bank opening in Savannah, and the Atlanta prohibition mood. The musing column names editors, politics, and local events while mentioning Albany artesian wells and a recent lake Superior shipwreck. Local ministers and delegates are cited amid scattered commentary on politics, crime, and social life.
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Advan
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Novo Fariton
Fawn
Raagie Ae
Albert Jennings
Jasper, Fla
EU Laville
Pia
T. Elbert Jennings
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Dean Sm
Trils
Jonxstex
F. BR
N. Ramway
Sasren, Fra
Mr . Albert Joemings
Nate
J. Bavax
WAR Times
Soree
South Carolina
Charleston
Savannah
Savannah National Bank
Colrchase
Macon
Harris
The
Constitution
Ole Brer Mugwump
Virginia
New York
Michigan
Richard Grubb
Dallen
Darien
Algoma
Lake Superior
Cleveland
Albany
New Orleans
Tral Veaton
Texas
Buddie
Cineline
Salis
Mitchell
Thomasville
St Nicholas House
Thonasville
Georgia
Times
Aditor Stead
la Pall Mall Gazette
London
Quitman Free Press
Tero
George Washington
Darien Gazette
Lanford
Atlanta
John Barleycorn
Dougherty County
A Georgis
Bilion J
Bainbridge Dewinorat
Finnegan
Mour
Hits
Oranscounty
Sombor
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