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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1898
Page
3
Georgia customers are offered a vast carpet stock at cut prices. Many styles include making laying and lining with padded paper and fire insurance if held for fall delivery. Prices drop from 75c tapestries to 50c, 85c to 60c, 90c to 65c, 1.00 to 75c, and other rolls marked down to 50c 60c and 75c.
A Harper's Bazaar note describes a practical house cleaning method by tackling one room at a time. Start with the attic, then the cellar with help, then finish rooms gradually to reduce stress on the mother. The plan spreads cleaning over weeks and avoids overwork while keeping a orderly home.
Mrs. A C Weston of 29 Pearl Street Laconia New Hampshire declares AYER'S PILLS the best in the world in a concise testimonial praising their effectiveness and value for general health.
A Philadelphia Record joke recounts William H. Allen of Girard College visiting a central Pennsylvanian town. In a hotel parlor he jokes about his private life claiming he has five hundred children, all boys, prompting the host wife to shout for her husband, exclaiming Brigham Young is stopping by.
An advertisement asserts that dyspepsia is highly uncertain and that Browns' Iron Bitters cures all stomach blood and nerve diseases. It proclaims the bitters as invaluable and sold by all dealers.
A dialogue on girls in domestic service. One girl says they have a comfortable time, while another retorts that they endure trials. The exchange notes that mistresses sometimes copy their bonnets or gowns, mirroring a rival style.
Brief item notes a global promotional claim by PorTRR D. axp C. Corr. Bole Props. from Boston about methods to treat severe eczema. The fragment suggests medical marketing language without detailed evidence or patient data.
Mr Dooley recounts the Spanish American War victory with humorous mispronunciations and mock quotes. The tale includes Admiral Cervera, the Gloucester, and mock dispatches from McKinley Alger and Wilson, ending with a claim he read it in the Staats Zeitung.
A vintage advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and lists a 25 cent price per box sold by W. A. Wright.
An early taken remedy claims to prevent consumption and provide prompt relief in later stages, attributed to Di W A Wrient. The advertisement urges prompt action to win battles against disease.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers troupe presented a quirky vaudeville bill featuring a mix of comic sketches and musical numbers. The act drew audience interest with rapid-fire gags and lighthearted parodies.
The piece urges Christian charity by noting unexplored depths in human nature and praising the power of overlooking faults. It recalls a tale of two girls Nellie and Mary and a grandmother who suggests perseverance can reveal good even in the devil.
Thousands cured of piles by DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and cures eczema and skin diseases. It gives immediate relief, according to Dr. W. A. Wrick.
Scribner's Magazine describes the islands commerce with annual estimates near 50 million dollars or more. Main exports include sugar tobacco and hemp with Manila cigars and hemp volumes highlighted. United States import demands kerosene oil flour while European nations supply textiles hardware and canned goods. Local steamers operate 500 to 3000 ton ships.
A Detroit observer recalls an aging naval fighter who served on a war frigate and rose to captain. He shares a tale of a North Carolina midshipman astonished by the ship and a captain’s blunt discipline including marooning a reckless crewman, noting the paradox of a stern officer who achieved fame in the old Navy.
A new discovery claims to cure all forms of dyspepsia, regulate the stomach and restore appetite. For sale by Joan H. Blackburn.
A bicyclist who rode 108 miles in eight hours over rough roads died in Binghampton the other night. Autopsy showed organs in perfect condition, indicating death by exhaustion. The Sun notes even healthy individuals have limits.
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