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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
2
A historical reflection describes dyspepsia as degrading its victims. It asserts the condition gains control over the stomach the body's weakest organ and forces sufferers to adjust eating drinking and living habits in a stringent self denial.
The Augusta Chronicle urges parents to teach daughters practical domestic skills such as cooking sewing and housework. It argues utilitarian schooling prepares women to manage households and support a family in both wealthier and poorer marriages, framing knowledge as essential for happiness.
A Dean Stanley quote urges individuals to improve their intimate circle to spread wider benefits. It emphasizes that each household can influence the community and even the civilized world through constructive actions and thoughtful influence.
Commissioner Nessler urges continued farm activity after rains, stressing insect control, fall crop prep, and the adoption of a standard 24x54 inch cotton bale for better storage, lower costs, and higher prices. He cites rail and mill concerns and calls for unified ginner action across Georgia.
Fresh growth and vigor in crops follow widespread rains. Cotton suffers from too much moisture with rust blight and shedding. corn shows strong recovery and likely plentiful yields in South and Middle Georgia. Fruit reports note large peach crops but small melons and scarce apples. grapes and pears show mixed results. Minor crops like peas and potatoes do well. advice on grain pests explains weevils and Angoumois moths with a fumigation method using bisulphide of carbon.
The ash element is not used in fertilizer trade it refers to plant ashes containing phosphoric acid and potash but no nitrogen. South Carolina rock is untreated ground rock floats and acid phosphate result from treating rock with sulfuric acid acid phosphate equals superphosphate of lime regardless of source.
A Mountaineer article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for dyspepsia. It features Ernest Snider of Pembina County North Dakota who, after years of illness and failed remedies, credits the pills with restoring health and vitality. The notice asserts the pills renew blood constituents and nerve strength to aid digestion.
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