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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1897
Page
7
Dr Cady’s Condition Powders described as tonic blood purifier and vermifuge to restore a horse in bad condition. They are medicine not food and advertised as the best to put a horse in prime condition priced at 25 cents per package.
Advice on turning old items into attractive decor and welcoming living spaces. Emphasizes harmonious colors, open sunlight, and shared purpose for a happy home. Encourages openness to visitors, warmth for children, and relaxed order without perfectionist fuss. From New York Ledger.
Across the south, business surges with new industries and full iron mills. Cotton manufacturers prosper, lumber merchants grow, and foreign commerce shifts toward southern ports, increasing grain shipments from Gulf ports as northern ports lose market share. Baltimore American notes the rise.
The writer argues against reading a paper without paying, condemning dishonesty. The piece warns that emotions at camp meetings won’t stop the devil from catching those who refuse to pay for the newspaper they read.
The fragment mentions DeWitt and Lillie with a famous title this feature hints at a poetic or theatrical piece, but the readable text is incomplete. No clear event date or organization is present to confirm additional details.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims urine tests reveal disease, promises relief from back pain, frequent urination, and scalding, and offers samples by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A writer recalls a Methodist love feast moment about perfection. The minister questions whether any man or woman is perfect. An old woman with a queer bonnet answers that she knows a perfect being, humorously naming her husband’s first wife.
The New York Board of Health launches a systematic drive against tuberculosis, arguing it is highly infectious and deadly. They receive sixty thousand dollars for next year to treat and isolate consumptive patients, with hospitals to be used for care and containment, a pioneering effort in this country.
Mrs. Stark of Pleasant Ridge Ohio says two doctors gave up her son to die but she saved him from croup using One Minute Cough Cure. She calls it the quickest and most certain remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Dr. W A Wricny supports the claim.
Deputy marshal F D Dismbuke and Geo W White of Macon with R S Ison raided the Akin district on a large copper still. George Wise and a negro were captured and jailed in Macon. At least six more arrests expected. most suspects likely to plead guilty, Griffin News reports.
A costly art volume titled The Light of the World or Our Saviour in Art promises rich commissions. It features nearly 200 full page engravings from masters and is promoted by agents earning based on orders. Address A P Ty Exner, 278 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Dr Walter Wyman argues in Forum that yellow fever, imported into the United States from Cuba, is tied to tropical ports and Cuban sanitary conditions. He calls for reform or strict nonintercourse during summers to prevent annual outbreaks, noting Havana as a key source and Key West proximity as a persistent danger.
In a market scene Sandy and a farmer swap snuff boxes I hear of a sudden death. Sandy explains his wife died quickly after a ponther from a drawer, and he regrets not taking it himself.
The text contrasts a prayer by a bishop before an Irish battle with a Hungarian 1849 officer’s supplication. It notes both ask for divine aid amid conflict, one pleading for mercy for both sides and the other asking for patience with fate, reflecting wartime piety and the era’s military rhetoric.
The text argues that plants cannot thrive without plenty of earth and sufficient space in their pot or tub for root expansion and sustenance. It emphasizes the need for roomy containers to support healthy growth and development.
Reduced rate excursion tickets available after noon Saturdays and Sundays with good return by noon after sale date. Travel to the East via Central of Georgia Railway to Savannah then Ocean Steamship Company to New York and Boston and Merchants and Sailors Line to Baltimore. Steamers offer electric lighting and modern comforts with stewardesses for ladies and children. Savyanah and New York routes sail daily except Thursday. Contact local agents or J C Halle for rates and berth reservations.
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