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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1897
Page
7
Fifty years ago a Chicago-like exposition crowned Ayer's Pills with a world prize. The speech lauds the white world-wonder arch and dome as a shadowing symbol of national pride, praising the product's long ascent at the fair.
The public has long trusted Ayer's Cathartic Pills and their proven efficacy. The 1893 World's Fair medal recognizes the pills' worldwide popularity and consistent performance, highlighting a strong record of success.
Poem lines express a chased lover tormented by love, yearning for rest unavailable in any place. The speaker laments being hunted by passion, describing love as a consuming force that defies safety, peace, and escape.
Clarence Armitage, a devoted father living near Lincoln's Inn Fields, endures a court ruling granting his divorce from Kate. He toils for his four children, shielding them from the split, hearing their prayers for their mother, and wrestling with the mystery of Kate's absence as a housemaid's silhouette across the square hints at unseen consequences.
Clarence Armitage, long separated from Kate, discovers her living next door as a servant to stay near their children. He confronts a threat to their marriage, persuades Kate to return, and the pair plan a remarriage and quiet country holiday while keeping their renewal of vows as a sacred night.
In Paris on the Rue Neuve des Capucines General Bonaparte questions General Kriegg about service details. The scene shows Bonaparte, casually dressed, proving ignorant on ordinary points while scrutinizing his subordinate. The narrator notes the commander’s apparent humility and the astonishment of colleagues.
The Scie inspectress tells a woman not to blame her for the incident and gestures to a pile of tablecloths silks and kid gloves as she asserts the blame lies with the woman. The quote appears in the New York Sunday Journal in a dramatic exchange.
A nostalgic verse recalls a young couple in festive dress with jeweled sword and flowing gown dancing on Christmas night. The narrator notes the tale is less important than the merry, bright hearts of girls and boys who still flourish in celebration today.
A Western tale set along the Colorado River follows Richard Lovell who wooes Anita Manara under moonlit willows. He steals a rare opal skull ring from her. years later Anita’s husband Carlos Valera murders Lovell to reclaim the keepsake.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation recalls Billitts as a man with strong Sunday religion. The speaker notes his weekly piety carried into the week, shaping how he lived and was remembered by locals.
Excursion tickets valid after 6 p m Saturdays and until 6 p m Sundays allow return by Monday noon. Route via Central of Georgia Railway to Savannah then Ocean Steamship Company or Merchants and Miners Line to major East Coast cities. First class includes meals and berths with luxurious shipboard amenities. For rates and sailing dates contact a ticket agent or J C Haile Savannah GA.
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