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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1898
Page
3
An advice piece argues many doctors fail to treat kidney and urinary problems and promotes Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for both men and women. The testimonial from Mrs G W Davenport claims relief from kidney pain after using the remedy.
Dr Davin Kennedy of Rondout New York offers a free sample bottle of Favorite Remedy to any reader who sends full name and post office address and mentions this paper. Drugstores sell Favorite Remedy at one dollar per bottle.
A compilation of witty maxims and quips on life, love, and society from a Chicago News excerpt. The piece surveys philosophy, marriage, money, truth, and human foibles with ironic humor, noting how opinions, flirtations, and appearances shape behavior across generations.
A Georgia resident testifies on April 2 1898 to being affected with gravel and claims taking 60 drops of Ilall's Great Discovery cured him. He asserts the medicine is worth $1000 per bottle and notes it is sold by W. A. Wriant.
Bishop Henry M. Turner of Georgia urges emigration to Africa as the negro race faces decline. He argues Africa is the negro fatherland and warns that remaining this side of a general reckoning spells extinction, citing changing trade winds as divine prompt.
A testimonial style excerpt promotes Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass inviting women to seek private medical advice for female weakness with confidential correspondence. The piece includes literary quotes on love and a Greensboro druggist endorsing Dr Pitts Carminative for teething and colic, claiming steady customer return.
A speaker urges large scale black emigration to Africa citing Africa's climate as healthful and divine aid. He imagines investing millions in ships to transport willing African Americans and predicts eventual success despite opposition from uninformed blacks. He notes white supporters see emigration as blessing for the race.
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease a foot powder to shake into shoes. It soothes swollen hot tired feet relieves blisters corns and bunions and promises ease of walking. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free trial package.
A compilation of famed quotes on love from Balzac Goethe Proverb and Montaigne. The collection reflects on love’s ease and sacrifice, poverty’s impact, and the heavy yoke of affection.
A New York drummer recalls a Georgia trip with a funny funeral speech. The speaker pretended to honor a fallen citizen while guides and onlookers watched as the crowd reacted to a misstep in the service. The crowd later laughed at the unintended turn.
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