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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1896
Page
6
A nostalgic portrait celebrates the gentle, healing power of a sweet minded woman. Her kindness soothes sorrow and sickness, comforts a fretful husband, calms a schoolboy, and reassures a grieving child, proving beauty pales beside such influence in social life.
Michael Davitt in Washington argues England bullies smaller powers but fears a worthy foe. He predicts no war with the United States, noting American food exports and public opposition to conflict. He says Ireland would not fight, and Australia would seize the opportunity in a US English war to gain independence.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois cured of consumption ho saved life after two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. Mr Thos Eggers of San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold to nearly consumption with one bottle. Free trial bottle at Burr Jr’s Drug Store 53L Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
A Star reporter recalls meeting a peach rancher from Ohio visiting Georgia for a month or six weeks. He describes the local Cracker culture as peculiar and shares a tale of a shiftless bachelor farmer who hoards produce while hogs rely on his waste. The exchange ends with the man admitting hogs satisfy him.
A speaker from Rome Tribune urges friends to abstain from liquor. He recalls personal ruin, the harm to families, and the moral shift against drunkenness, insisting sobriety brings true happiness and remorse follows every drink.
A reflective piece recalls departed friends who brightened the circle and blesses their memory. It finds comfort in heaven and urges living with purpose, trust, and the renewal of moral effort as the new year begins. M. M. F. in Rome Tribune.
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom as a universal remedy for female troubles including falling womb dropsy irregular menses and other conditions. It promotes direct external application, claims painless treatment, and offers mail order with Dr J A McGill Co Chicago and local dealer J H Blackburn.
A plan to establish a Bible institute in San Francisco involving Evangelical churches is announced. Other items note Knoxville securing a 500000 lb dried apple contract for the German army, a Buffalo train accident killing two, a Kentucky widower’s marriage, and various local incidents across the nation.
The article explains a method of preparing tobacco through a fermentation process. It highlights that dried leaves acquire aroma during storage in manufacturers warehouses.
The Cayuga County Independent recounts Silas Pennell of Niles New York who suffered severe sciatic rheumatism from 1891 to 1892. After trying multiple doctors and an electric battery he began using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He reports pain relief and regained ability to work, having taken about 20 boxes. The article notes the pills’ claim to restore blood and nerves and lists purchase options.
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