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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1897
Page
9
The pills were crafted as a model purgative for people harmed by griping medicines. Carefully prepared with ingredients tailored to the bowels and liver, their popularity rose quickly. The World’s Fair 1893 medal confirms enduring public favor.
An eminent physician warned a wealthy patient that continuing to wear black could harm her health. He revealed his insistence on white underwear and lighter outer garments, arguing that color affects the nervous system and sleep. He noted many similar cases and urged white underclothes as essential.
Mr A H Crausby of 158 Kerr St Memphis reports his wife ignored a small lump that grew into a severe breast cancer. After physicians failed and a New York specialist gave up, she began S S S treatment and shows dramatic improvement. The cancer supposedly healed and has not returned for several years.
A playful parody of Wordsworth’s poem replaces flowers with cats and vivid imagery. The speaker wanders through hills and a lakeside scene where a crowd of golden cats dances in the breeze. The verse riffs on nature, memory, and solitary bliss with whimsical substitutions.
Babe Espinosa a hardened figure in a Mexican enclave, and her ally Vico Botanzi drift between danger and desire. After a violent assault on Mateo Tiveros, Babe confronts a haunting crucifix and a revelation from a ghostly mother. Babe undergoes change, tending Vico, seeking marriage, while social and family ties blur in a dark, moral reckoning.
The aged Penates myth is used to tout Dr King's New Discovery as the household god of today and a remedy for consumption coughs colds and throat chest and lung affections. It promises a 25 year trial and a money back guarantee with free trials at W A Wright's Drug Store and a regular size bottle for one dollar.
A child, taught to pray for others and for her wants, concluded with a plea to God to take good care of Himself. She warned that if anything happened to the divine, McKinley would have to help, noting he isn’t doing as well as expected.
The article explains selecting Florida oranges by weight and thin skin for juiciness, warns thick skins can be dry, and notes slight freezing harms juice. It describes kid glove mandarins and tangerines from China and Tangier, loose skins, and clean pockets of juice. Jamaica and Havana oranges are paler and more acid than Florida fruit.
A Chicago News report recalls a scene where a shopper asks for gloves priced at a dollar seventy-five. The clerk notes no small sizes in stock but offers to order extra smalls while the buyer buys three pairs.
A lemon half serves as a substitute for a bar of toilet soap and an orange half rubbed on a sooty kettle yields a fine shoe polish with a bright shine.
A vintage notice promotes Browns Iron Bitters claiming impure blood causes most diseases. It cites a 25 year history of cures and asserts the remedy as a famous household antidote, sold by all dealers.
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