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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1898
Page
6
Guidance urges brothers and sisters to speak praise and encouragement to all, avoid harsh duties at home, and treat family with the same courtesy shown to strangers. Love among siblings yields reciprocal kindness, while indifference can bring regret and a bitter harvest. Understanding within the home leads to smoother family life.
An advertisement proclaims a new product Don's Complete Pile Cure that allegedly cures all forms of dyspepsia, regulates the stomach, and restores appetite. It lists Joan H. Blackburn as the seller.
The piece urges readers to take a spring tonic to help the body withstand seasonal demands. It describes a yearly cleansing of impurities and system renovation to prevent fatigue, loss of appetite, and general debility, recommending Swift's Specific as the aid.
A Sunday Constitution mention recalls Easter customs in the Eastern Hemisphere villages. It honors a beloved pastor who died before Easter, praising his devout belief in the Resurrection and his wife for carrying out his Easter plans amid grief. The piece urges flowers in church and children singing to express the resurrection. LENORE.
Adolph Fisher of Zenesville Ohio endured piles for 35 years and was cured by using three boxes of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve prescribed by Dr. W A Wright.
The Grand Jury for the April term of Pike Superior Court reports orderly books for the ordinary and clerk of court, neatly kept, properly indexed, and complete after examination by committees. They present favorable findings on county officers’ records and note clear, explicit accounting.
The piece warns women in fast moving work for backache groin pain headache and swollen feet to contact Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for guidance. Grace B Stansbury of Pratt Kansas testifies to relief from womb and ovarian pains backache and leucorrhoea after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound posting six bottle cure.
The county judge sheriff tax collector and treasurer are praised for neat accurate records. The poor farm shows good condition but notes eight paupers and repairs needed on one unoccupied pauper house and a rotten sill. Officials call for retrenchment and reform to reduce public burden.
Editor reflects on sowing seed as a metaphor for speech and conduct. He urges speaking wisely to elevate society, notes poverty can refine character, and stresses maternal influence, education, ambition, and the need for persistent effort to improve communities.
The 534th District Notary term expires this month and Josephus Coggin is proposed as successor. Jail condition praised with clean, sanitary rooms and safe confinement. recommendations include adding dining and store room floor, sealing overhead, and improving the court house tower. Embankment at Zebulon hill to be banistered. Gratitude extended to Marcus W. Beck, O. H. B. Bloodworth, and John F. Madden. Published in Pike County Journal and Barnesville Gazette with five dollars payable to each.
A candidate for tax receiver stopped at a eastern county home. He asked the lady for word to her husband that he sought support. She replied he does not support his own family and there is no change for him, and he departed.
The highest prize of life is to be born with a bias to a pursuit that provides employment and happiness, as stated by Emerson.
Mrs. Alexander B. Clark of Detroit narrates a tale of ovarian trouble and crippling illness. After failed doctors and two operations, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health, energy, weight gain, and happiness. The pills, she says, act on blood and nerves improving vitality and harmony.
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