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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1898
Page
2
An offer states books containing invaluable information for all women will be sent free upon application. Price of the book is 1.00 per bottle at all drug stores or by express on receipt of price, Tre Gradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
A neighborhood note urges keeping loans to a minimum to avoid quarrels. It advises showing kindness without broadcasting or gossip, inviting neighborly acts like bread or flowers, and maintaining tidy backyards as an example for others. It ends with a call to generosity and being a good neighbor.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles with no pay unless satisfied and lists a 25 cent price per box sold by W A Wright.
The speaker contrasts American practice with England and Germany. He argues that aspiring diplomats in the U.S. enter politics to gain entry while foreign service entrants in Europe require knowledge of commerce and international law. He calls for smarter handling of American interests to compete abroad.
The passage extols Pond's Extract as the superior preparation for athletes, describing its use by divers before events. It claims the product lubricates muscles, reduces soreness and stiffness, and urges readers to accept no substitute for genuine Pond's Extract.
Dialogue fragment shows Emperor William questioning why a cruiser fled from Dewey while a vassal suggests the Maine memory influenced the commander. The exchange hints at naval caution and historic sentiment without detailing events.
A new discovery promises cure for all forms of dyspepsia, regulates the stomach and restores appetite. For sale by Joux H Blackburn. A moral wave sweeps Washington as soldiers from slums are recruited to teach humane principles to Spaniards.
The Evans City Globe editor claims One Minute Gough Cure cured his children after other remedies failed. It treats coughs colds throat and lung troubles and is attributed to Dna W A Waicur.
Administrator M. A. Clark announces in Pike County Georgia that all creditors must present claims against the estate of Dr. B. J. Clark, deceased, within the legal period and all indebted persons must pay promptly. Dated June 11, 1898. Macon Ga.
An old colonel recounts a tale of Jim Adkins during wartime. A man tricks him into joining the front, the mother grieves, and a mistaken death is reported but revealed to be a mix up. Jim re-enlists after learning his country needs him.
In a Denver Post cartoonish spoof, the husband George Scribbler is told his obsession with order mirrors the article he supposedly wrote. His wife points out the piece lampoons men who demand perfect homes, and he admits authorship, ending with a wry self confession.
E. C. Blanks of Lewisville Texas says one box of DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve was worth 350 00 to him for curing ten years of piles. He advises others to try it as it also cures eczema skin diseases and obstinate sores. Dr W A Wrieurt
The Chicago News notes renewed business activity around a machine shop and planing mill near the corner. The exchange hints at a revival atmosphere, contrasting praise of Wagner with the misunderstanding about a band.
Celebrated chemist T A Slocum of New York offers three free bottles of his claimed cure for consumption and lung diseases to Gazette readers. He asserts his remedies cure bronchial and chest illnesses and urges afflicted readers to mail addresses for shipment.
An army officer explains flowers are not allowed on military coffins and only a flag may serve as decoration. The piece notes a rumored death at Chickamauga led to flowers being sent, but officers redirected them to quarters since no death occurred.
A biased sales pitch urges immediate applications for remedies and appliances claiming wide publicity and permanent cures. It asserts no payment is taken until benefits are proven, with endorsements from newspapers and doctors, pledging to revive vitality and cure habits and mental fatigue.
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