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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1897
Page
2
Mrs Eugene Searles of Elk Hart Indiana reports severe nervous troubles nearly drove her insane memory failing and worry over trivial matters until four bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cured her and left her well. The ad promises guaranteed relief with first bottle benefiting or money refunded.
Promoted as a universal remedy for cuts, burns, bruises, scalds, and eruptions, the balm is claimed to relieve pain and inflammation quickly. Testimonies from users in Alabama and Indiana urge readers to buy multiple boxes by mail, noting cures in hands, bed sores, and skin conditions with strong endorsements.
An 19th century style ad offering a free four page medical reference for men and women. It claims to cover private diseases including those related to sex, youth errors, contagious diseases, and female troubles. Includes instruction to send two cents to Broadsine & Co in Ta, Georgia.
A Scottish plantation manager escorts a sick traveler to his St Vincent estate. On Thanksgiving the host and Auntie Jude gather enslaved workers and family for a grand feast with parrots and pigeons as centerpieces, plus a turkey and guinea fowl. The night ends with tropical memories of the feast.
A New York Mail and Express snippet features a playful exchange about a tame duck and a wild duck purchase. A five year old girl emits bold talk about horns and ruling the house, countered by a grandmother’s gentle pushback and family retreat.
The English Illustrated Magazine extols Sir William Martin Conway as a climber with the climber's walk. He is slim yet tough with iron muscles and high energy. He spent 84 days on snow and glacier in the Himalayas and traversed the three longest non polar glaciers, landing atop Pioneer Peak at 22,000 feet.
Morning rainbow seen as a weather omen. Forecast predicts rain later in the day. Mail routes note delivery expected in forty one days from mailing date. Headlines reflect a transit timetable and daily weather cue.
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