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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
3
A penniless youth dreams of five thousand a year and noble charity then awakens to wealth and power fantasies. He envisions a millionaire's life and influence, only to find the dream fades as he wonders if wealth can truly satisfy.
Advertisement touts Bucklen arnica salve as world’s best for cures including sores rashes and chapped skin. Offers guaranteed satisfaction or money back, priced at 25 cents per box. Seller listed as S B Burr Jr.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Chellie recalls a long fever leaving her in a fog for three weeks. Kittik gently probes whether she will ever fully recover, framing the moment as a light life observation.
The Madison Advertiser reports on the Macon Telegraph view that a June democratic senatorial primary risks mixing primaries with state and county contests, possibly deudicating voters’ ballots. It argues the October election would let Democrats assess platforms fully before choosing a U S senator.
For over fifty years Winton's Scotuixa Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for teething. It soothes the child softens the gums relieves pain stops colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide a 25 cent bottle. Ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.
The excerpt explains how temperatures below freezing feel different across regions and recalls Dr. Moss from a 1875 76 polar expedition. It describes candle behavior at 35 degrees below zero with a wax candle forming a lace like hollow cylinder as the flame struggles to melt wax.
Alderman James D. Francis of Chicago praises Dr Kings New Discovery as an ideal cure for coughs colds and lung complaints after five years use in his family. Reverend John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa extols its speed and benefits after fifty years in ministry. Trial bottles offered free at S B Burr Jr’s drug store.
L eterary sketch portrays a country editor fed by promises yet haunted by unpaid bills and grudging subscribers. He endures loss and neglect while politicians and church interests come and go, and two young people marry as he imposes praise that fades. Still he perseveres with faith of reward at judgement.
In this season when cold weather drains vital forces the advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarraparilla as the great builder and the one true blood purifier and nerve tonic. It claims to purify the blood, fortify the system, and restore bodily functions.
Hood's Pills become the favorite cathartic with all who use them. All druggists 25c.
The 1895 corn crop was the largest yet reported with 2,151,000 bushels produced nationwide. Merchantable corn totaled 1,895,706,000 bushels worth about 485 million dollars, while unmerchantable corn amounted to 555,433,000 bushels valued at 39 million dollars. Farmers hold about half of the total crop, more than double last year’s share.
An article advises mothers on summer wardrobe choices for girls highlighting light prints red gingham and white embroidery frocks with or without gamps. It weighs pros and cons of one piece dresses versus frocks with gamps noting wash performance and cost considerations for spring and summer wear.
A physician claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve has cured piles in hundreds of cases and asserts it will cure many sufferers.
A devotional meditation on trusting God through adversity and upholding moral integrity. It emphasizes perseverance, sharing burdens with Christ, and the Bible’s guidance on mercy, truth, and righteous conduct.
The Shakers’ Mount Lebanon community is credited with superior knowledge of herbs and health. Their Digestive Cordial, made from herbs, aids digestion and strengthens the body. It claims to cure indigestion symptoms and related ailments, with trial bottles priced at 10 cents and sold by druggists.
In 1891, Yale professor Shaler and colleague Warren explored Falling Spring Cave Tennessee and found carved inscriptions on a stone body and an oval slab with 467 words. The find suggests a 32 letter alphabet used by prehistoric Americans indicating a literate civilization.
A brief exchange claims e is unlucky for never in cash and always in debt but the text argues e brings peace and is the start of existence and ease. It notes without e there would be no bread water life gospel redemption and other basics, ending with a playful dash and signature x.
Busy people seek fast relief and Dr. W A Wriaar touts One Minute Cough Cure as a prompt remedy with permanent results. The advertisement emphasizes expediency for busy individuals and claims durable effectiveness.
Reported as one of Texas' earliest trials before a colored jury, twelve men were told to retire and seek their verdict. Sounds from the jury room suggested activity, and the foreman finally announced that they had searched everywhere but could not find the verdict in that room.
The Secretary of Agriculture proposes sending ten million packages of garden and flower seeds to seed growers and dealers at reasonable prices. Each member of the House of Representatives and each senator would receive 15,000 packages for distribution as usual.
An 19th century medicinal advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as pills that cure great ills. Dr. W. A. Waiaut is credited with the product. The copy emphasizes the pill’s efficacy and quick relief from various ailments.
The Populists and Republicans in Texas discuss a cross ticket movement to capture the state this year. Republicans propose to have Populists place Republican presidential electors on their ballot while Republicans will nominate Populists for state officers on the Republican ticket.
Virginia grows as a manufacturing state with 69 691 workers producing goods valued at 88 868 824 dollars. The passage presents a dramatic quote from a rich suitor and a practical reply, and notes the frequency of the word and in biblical scriptures.
A reflective piece warns against constant fretting in daily life. It argues that complaining over minor discomforts wastes energy and worsens mood for oneself and others. The author cites common irritants and urges focus on the blue sky above despite daily troubles.
An early 20th century advert promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills as remedies for indigestion biliousness constipation and general discomfort. Dr W A Williams endorses the product.
A historical note recalls patches named for facial spots such as the eye corner and cheek amid a Massillon sermon that allegedly influenced a rise in patchwear. The discourse produced an unexpected offset, with patches increasing in number and earning the nickname vouches de Mass ion.
Evangelist Sam Jones recounts his conversion tale in Texas, noting he quit drinking and gambling to marry a good wife. A landlady quips she wonders where Sister Jones found her husband, claiming this is the only time he has been floored since his change.
Genoa seafarer Gio Batta Vasallo introduces sails with reinforced holes in the deepest air pockets to prevent stagnation. Trials show speeds rising from 4 to 4.5 knots in light wind, 7 to 8.5 in a breeze, and 8 to 10 in strong wind, suggesting improved sail efficiency and favorable reactions from sailors and scientists.
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