Early Riser Pill Ad by Dr W A Wien
A Southern Railway ad proclaims the Early Riser pill as a life extender and smarter path to bed and rise. It touts benefits for a man aiming for home in the skies and credits Dr W A Wien.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
2
A Southern Railway ad proclaims the Early Riser pill as a life extender and smarter path to bed and rise. It touts benefits for a man aiming for home in the skies and credits Dr W A Wien.
A playful exchange about likeness in a family and a Toronto World remark on Papuans of New Guinea still in a primitive state. The Papuans reportedly lack metals and use stone bone and wood weapons while the quote from Fenelon notes imperfection and gentleness toward others.
An editorial excerpt from Sunday School Times reflects on gendered development and moral outlook. It warns against worthless behavior shaping future selves and asserts that education and learning are lifelong duties. It values a life of usefulness and helping others over mere pleasure.
The piece argues that Brazil’s riches lie in exports of sugar and coffee, not gold, and that moral profit comes from daily tasks and humble experiences. It emphasizes that common people and ordinary duties form the true wealth of faithful souls as preached by W. L. Watkins, D. D.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Little fharly risers as unequaled for overcoming constipation and liver troubles. It mentions Staal pill as the best safe pill and credits Dr. A. Warrant.
Cyclists in Gelightfal France enjoy outdoor cafe seating amid evergreens with simple fare and modest prices. A full meal of omelet, stewed rabbit, cheese, wine, and coffee costs about 1.5 to 2 francs, with a small extra to inflate tires and receive light service.
A short advertising claim touts a remedy named One Minute Cousis Cure said to cure illnesses. The fragment presents a bold promise of rapid results with minimal detail or supporting evidence.
T A Slocum M D of New York City offers three free bottles of his new remedies to readers suffering from consumption and bronchial lung diseases. He claims a reliable cure, cites testimonials, and requests readers mail addresses to receive the medicine.
An 19th century advertisement touts Browns' Iron Bitters as a permanent cure for neuralgia and all diseases of the blood nerves and stomach. It claims decades of use and urges readers to buy from local dealers.
Two young soldiers from Company F refuse to fight a drunken aggressor on Market Street. Despite taunts, he maintains restraint and later proves his bravery in front lines, earning respect as true Christian manliness over cowardice.
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure many ailments from weak kidneys and malaria to insomnia and melancholy. It promotes the tonic as a pure vegetable laxative that cleanses blood and restores vigor, with a guarantee and price of 56 cents per bottle at W A Wright's Drug Store.
A Cleveland Leader anecdote traces Shafter’s early resolve to trust his own judgment after a school arithmetic failure. He recalls predicting twenty-nine before a rival declared thirty, prompting a vow to rely on his reasoning and ignore others’ criticism in future decisions.
Discussion of peace as inner assurance gained by disciples of Jesus Christ, not mere tranquility. It describes peace as confidence that God reigns and loves, enabling stable character, growth, usefulness, and alignment with God's plans, through forgiveness and trust in Christ.
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