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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1898
Page
6
The poem recalls the 1893 Chicago World Fair where Ayer's Pills were praised as a white world-wonder arching over nations. It notes the fair’s influence and the long record of the prize in a grand, national setting.
The public has long trusted Ayer's Cathartic Pills for consistent results and broad appeal. Their recognition at the World’s Fair of 1893 underscores the pills' proven record and enduring popularity.
Excerpt describes a pristine foreshore scene with blue sea and sky, a lone fishing smack, and untouched shore. The narrator notes a silent, ancient coast free of human signs, evoking timeless nature and mythic nereids imagined along the strand.
An old advertisement touts Swift's Specific as a thorough spring cleanse to improve blood quality and restore appetite. It claims the remedy strengthens the system to prevent illness in the hot summer season and supports overall health during summer.
An 8. 8. S. S. S. claim promotes blood cleansing and full-system renovation. The advertisement touts S. S. S. as a safe purely vegetable tonic free of arsenic and other minerals, promising improved appetite and stomach strength for a healthy summer.
Mrs Crosby, mid spring cleaning, is visited by a woman with a card reading Miss De Forrest who touts a deadly vermin killer. The encounter ends with Crosby purchasing and taking the bottle while Miss De Forrest leaves with seventy five cents.
A Zanesville Ohio man Adolph Fisher endured thirty five years with piles and found relief after using three boxes of De Witt s Which Hazel Salve. Doctor W A Wricur confirms the remedy and its success.
After a money pinch, Bloker attempts frugal Easter eggs using calico bags and a single man’s kitchen. A dye mishap floods the floor as he dances to cool a burned foot, while Mrs. Blaker shields the children. By morning he orders a half bushel of multi colored eggs.
Almost every man in America has some digestive trouble. When men meet the greeting often turns to health talk. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised to relieve constipation, torpid liver, headaches, numb appetite, indigestion, and other liver and bowel derangements. Accept no substitute.
A new discovery claims to cure all forms of dyspepsia and regulate the stomach to restore the appetite. For sale by Jonny H Blackburn.
An ill woman writes that after suffering from leucorrhea irregular menses and general weakness she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She recounts poor health with prior medical advice and credits the remedies with restoring her health and vitality.
A veteran baseball manager recalls a Kansas trip where free admission for women drew massive crowds but yielded only $8.75 in receipts from an event with 16 000 attendees. Men watched from trees and fences as the manager fled south seeking rail transport funds.
Advertised as a lifesaving remedy for children, the One Minute Cough Cure is pitched as infallible for coughs colds croup bronchitis grippe and all throat and lung troubles by Dr. W A Wright.
A reflective essay on loving others as the true counterpoise to unstable natures. It argues self-love is fragile and prone to collapse while generosity toward others aligns with divine order and preserves mental stability.
There is no disease more uncertain in its nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say symptoms vary widely, making diagnosis hard. Browns' Iron Bitters claims to cure all stomach blood and nerve diseases and is sold by all dealers.
Quote attributed to Napoleon on the power of firm will and unwavering resolve.
A Detroit woman at a western Kansas skewed trial drew opera glasses on the judge, prompting a deputy to disarm her and a contempt fine. The judge fined her $1,000. the prosecuting witness was later fined $25 for insult. The episode is recounted from the Detroit Free Press. DeWitts Little Early Risers promotion follows.
Advertisements claim a cure for coughing and imply rapid results. Critics note lack of medical backing and call for consumer caution while some users report relief. The piece contrasts marketing language with medical uncertainty.
A sermon urging steady purpose as the path to achievement. It cites Richiliese and Gladstone as examples and argues that with honest effort any worthy goal is attainable. The piece cites biographies, the Bible, and the poem footprints on the sands of time to inspire uplift and steadfast resolve.
Edwin R. FPR, postmaster of Middlefield Centre New York, suffered locomotor ataxia and near collapse before a newspaper article about Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People gave him hope. After taking eighteen boxes he recovered enough to resume work and daily activity, endorsing the pills as a cure for nervous disorders and praising their effect on blood and nerve health.
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