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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1897
Page
3
Tutt's Pills claim to cure all liver ills including sick headache malaria biliousness constipation and related diseases. They promise a vigorous body and regular bowels through occasional use.
A lyric note from the New York Evening Journal contrasts love and happiness with going a Maying over sleighing, praising the cheaper sport as a joyful alternative. The verse reflects seasonal merriment and lighthearted rural pastimes.
A suburban woman tends a flower garden without help and shares blooms with neighbors. She delivers cheer to invalids, children, and workers, believing small acts of kindness lift spirits. The piece praises simple generosity and notes a medical testimonial for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
The Chicago Post recalls a juror who fears bias from lawyers. He insists he can be fair if attorneys refrain from foolish tricks and provocations, otherwise he doubts his fitness to judge who owns a slice of apple pie.
A historical advertisement touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as a universal remedy for indigestion. It claims the natural herb preparation aids digestion, restores appetite, boosts spirits, and relieves dyspepsia, offering trial bottles at 10 cents through druggists.
A sweet faced maid from within a hundred miles enters a local store to view dress goods. She asks the price and the clerk replies four kisses per yard. She buys fourteen yards and tells the clerk to send the bill to grandma who will pay it.
The advertisement claims Hall's Hair Renewer removes dandruff and stimulates the scalp to prevent recurrence, presenting it as the best preparation for lasting scalp health.
In Stroudsburg Judge Albright's court a young woman witness refused to disclose her age saying it is none of your business. The judge ruled the response proper and sustained the witness stance.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as an easy remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. It claims the medicine is pleasant safe to use and will cure with early use credited to Dr W A Wricuy.
An advertisement promises Africana will cure eczema and catarrh for lasting relief, stating it as a permanent remedy and urging readers to try it for a cure.
The speaker moves from a tranquil Connecticut valley view to a meditation on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. He cites Roman guards, women followers, and apostles as witnesses, and argues the Resurrection dispels fear of death by confirming a future life and divine judgment.
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