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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
2
The Atlanta Constitution presents itself as the nation's greatest weekly newspaper in promotional language, highlighting its regional reach and journalistic breadth for readers seeking a premier weekly source.
The project offers a club rate of 1.50 per year for combined subscriptions to this paper and the Weekly Constitution of Atlanta. The Constitution claims the largest western hemisphere circulation and notes wartime reporting prowess, staff quality, and wide reach, with special pages on agriculture, women, and children.
The piece argues readers should prioritize their county newspaper for local news before seeking broader national coverage. It promotes subscribing to a weekly newspaper alongside the Constitution, offering clubbing deals and encouraging current subscribers to add the Constitution. It claims the Constitution should be in every southern home.
A sentimental girl and her matter of fact aunt share a quiet moment on a green hillside. The niece praises the landscape and brook music while the aunt, seizing a moment, prefers a solo performance to a babbling duet. Silence follows in Youth's Companionship.
A man claimed flawless Christian experience to Evangelist Moody. Moody gently asked if he had sinned or wronged recently, and the man replied no. Moody then remarked he would need to question the caller's wife before being convinced.
A country inn tale: a bicyclist orders three eggs boiled four minutes. After fifteen minutes the waiter returns with one egg. The egg is declared out, boiled twelve minutes, and the remark is that this is the only egg left.
For over fifty years Mrs Wixstow's Sootuine Syrup has helped millions of mothers soothe teething pain. It softens gums relieves wind colic and diarrhea and promises immediate relief to poor little sufferers. Sold by druggists everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
A Siamese king orders the expulsion of Chow Pligh Rax, minister plenipotentiary and adviser, shaving his head as dishonor and forcing him to cut grass for royal elephants after seven days, for the remainder of his life, according to the Advocate of Indis.
A temperance piece condemns alcohol urging boys to drink as a path to ruin and quotes Nixon Watermas. It also recounts A Son's Love about a mother jailed for intoxication and a boy who begs to go to jail instead. The dangerous part of life warns strong drink imperils youth with quotes from Lamb Coleridge Burns Poe and Shakespeare and lists ten arguments against alcohol.
A street car overheard remark urges changing doctors if relief is not found in a few days or a week. The speaker says every doctor has a specialty and favors not sticking with one physician, advocating repeated changes until cure is achieved.
The text outlines alcohol’s impact on organs such as the liver nerves and brain. It claims alcohol weakens will shortens life and leads to folly vice cruelty and crime. It attributes much pauperism insanity and premature death to habitual drinking and notes two thirds of rates stem from drinking. It suggests diverting a quarter of drink money to necessities would boost trade.
James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden Illinois recalls his wife’s severe La Grippe last winter and a near fatal outcome. After using Dr King’s New Discovery she recovered from the first dose and six dollar bottles cured her. The medicine for consumption coughs and colds is guaranteed to work. Free trial bottles available at W A Wright’s Drug Store.
A London Mail reminiscence recalls a visitor to Edinburgh’s High Court of Justiciary who joked about a hangings sentence in the dock. Dr. Pritchard later returned, and two years after his visit he stood in that dock doomed to death for poisoning his wife and mother-in-law.
DeWitt's Little Early Users touted as famous tittie pills for relief and health. An advertisement highlights quick acting effects and claims of improved vitality for users seeking a quick remedy.
A series of short vignettes from Christian Herald and Ex positive examples for children. Stories emphasize kindness prayer and piety through a little girl’s prayer a lamp and Eva the neighbor and a dog Paddy teaching simple virtue and faith in daily life.
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