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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
4
Local advocates urge establishing a creamery to convert daily milk into profits. Ten cows could yield about $2 of milk daily, or $60 monthly, supporting richer farms, better churches and schools, roads, and community prosperity. The plan promises steady monthly income and wider markets for milk and beef.
The piece notes growing interest in agricultural study among farmers and business leaders. It cites Illinois proposing state wide agricultural education in schools and urges Georgia to adopt similar teacher trained programs, stressing higher knowledge for farmers and early schooling.
A terse promotional line touts Dr Tichenors Antiseptic as the immediate remedy for injuries, urging readers to consult a bottle and purchase from live druggists.
The Georgia farming community should expand local markets for crops and meat to loosen cotton’s price grip. A Marietta Journal example suggests local producers can attract buyers if they guarantee steady supplies. test by coordinated beeves delivery and nearby slaughterhouses.
The article warns the La Grippe danger is pneumonia but claims Cham berlain's Cough remedy prevents pneumonia if used with reasonable care. It asserts the remedy cures la grippe faster than others and is pleasant and safe, with sale by J. H. Blackburn.
Gen. John B. Gordon voiced support for maintaining American control of the Philippine islands. In a Connecticut speech he pledged to plant the flag on distant lands if needed, declaring he would follow the flag as long as he lives, which drew cheers from the audience.
The Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette offer an entertaining program full of novelty and artistic elegance. The performance promises public delight and opportunities to enjoy sophisticated humor on the February evening through their engaging entertainment.
For over fifty years Mrs Wryston's Soorainc Syrup is promoted as a universal teething remedy. It claims to soothe gums ease pain relieve wind colic and treat diarrhea for children. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle. seek Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Grand and traverse jurors drawn for the April term of Pike Superior Court in 1899. Lists include W. J. Barrett, W. T. Liffey, S. S. Barrett, J. T. McGahey, M. K. Jordan, J. T. Mathis, J. M. Scott, Robert Mitchell, W. T. Fincher, J. T. Cadenhead, and others. First and second week traversers named, with many jurors listed.
Co M Atwater proprietor offers special rates for young men boarders on the third floor of Matthews Hotel.
The treaty of peace with Spain was ratified by the senate on Monday, requiring a two-thirds majority. The measure, believed to be the best course under the circumstances, was secured with one or two more votes.
D. J. Proctor, general agent for Southern Phosphate Works, announces the sale of fertilizers this season in Barnesville with Jim Hunt as agent. He reminds farmers that he previously reduced fertilizer prices in the county and urges remembrance.
Dr. Magnus B Milner wed Miss Rosalie D Hamil of Baltimore Maryland in Baltimore on January 29 with Rev Mr Muir of Washington DC officiating. Milner son of Mr and Mrs J B P Milner attends dentistry. bride described as accomplished and worthy. Friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the best remedy for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with no pay required. Sold by W. A. Wright at 25 cents per box.
Floyd Murphey has accepted a position with Oxford Knitting Mills. He is described as a capable young businessman with prior experience in the knitting industry.
An appeal urges readers to try Dr. Tiche nor’s Antiseptic for cuts burns and other injuries. Write to Sherrouse Medicine Co New Orleans La for a sample.
Last Saturday afternoon the Gordon Institute band led by Lieutenant J Q Nash and instructor R L Swatts performed in the city park. They played many pieces and received high compliments for fine progress and quality music.
Prof Houton travels report Green's August Flower as the most used remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach disorders and constipation. He notes it helps tourists salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits. Sample bottles are free at John H Blackburn's and it is sold by dealers worldwide.
The farmers of the whole state are determined to improve their condition and seek collective action to raise living standards and productivity across the agricultural sector.
The nineteenth century antiseptic cures flesh inflammation and suppuration heals like magic and cures colic in man or beast. Pleasant as perfume and stainless. A favorite remedy widely known druggists prefer selling it.
John D Rockeffeller pursues music as a home pastime and is said to play every minute at home. He faces many beggars but never refuses a man on the street.
The Georgia Cracker of Gainesville is designated the official organ of Hall county. Editor A. S. Hardy has built a leading weekly paper in Georgia and supports democratic principles while influencing Ninth District politics.
President Lincoln’s final act pardoned George S. F. Vaughan, a convicted spy. Vaughan currently resides in Maryville Missouri and is harassed by people seeking his photograph and autograph.
Pastor M. E. Church leader P Martyn in Milner Georgia recommends Tichenor's Antiseptic after using it for stomach and bowels complaints and for external injuries in his family. The note is dated September 15, 1898.
Prof. A. W. VanHoose, president of the Georgia Female Seminary at Gainesville, Ga., is in the city. He is a leading educator and says with proper buildings he could enroll about five hundred students in the seminary in a short time.
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