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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1899
Page
3
A column listing diverse figures and anecdotes including Rabbi Gustav Gottheil as a top Greek scholar, Richard Croker described as strong at 59, and Joseph Choate winning 24 Harvard debates. Also notes Ali Ferrough Bey as Turkish minister to Washington, Henry Havemeyer’s routine, and various historical mentions and donations.
A 25 year record of medical discoveries notes Strowns' Iron Bitters as a stellar household remedy. The item claims universal benefit for men women and children and asserts wide availability through dealers.
The piece argues that a single genuine promise from the Lord on any subject holds equal weight to many promises. It urges collecting and keeping promises, especially about heart purity, and stresses the Lord’s faithfulness to fulfill one promise as fully as many. The writer urges steadfast faith and retention of a single strong promise.
Thoughtful words describe happiness as spontaneous and unpremeditated, arising from unexpected moments and unforced connections. True delight comes quietly, without seeking others approval, like a natural childlike expression that visits when one has let it go.
The Central railroad publishes a new booklet on the peach industry along its line. It notes last season's 1,786 refrigerator cars of peaches and other fruits and lists regional tree counts from towns such as Albury Barnesville Buena Vista Cuthbert Eaton ton Fort Valley Forsyth Griffin Marshallville and Smithville. The expanding orchards spur crating packing and shipping activities.
Boston Transcript describes Thomas Edison’s talking bore device using a diaphragm, ratchet, and wheel to turn a gimlet and bore through a plank. The piece notes its potential comic value and jokes it could be used to run machinery in Congress via long speeches.
A collection of aphorisms and quotations on work health youth and willpower from Franklin Seneca Shakespeare Ingelow Browning and others. The page presents diverse thoughts on purpose discipline and personal virtue attributed to multiple authors.
The passage promotes the One Minute Cough Cure as a quick remedy for hacking coughs and lingering colds. It credits Dr. W. A. Wright and touts the cure as pleasant to the taste and harm free for sufferers seeking fast relief.
A Presbyterian glosses prudence as moderation and jealousy for truth. It urges defending truth by argument and living consistently, providing for the future while supporting the Lord's cause, avoiding danger without sin, preserving liberty with integrity, and recognizing grace seasons to improve them for personal advantage.
An advertisement claims No-To-Bac cures tobacco habit for fifty cents or one dollar with promises of making weak men strong and blood pure, offered through druggists.
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