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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1896
Page
3
A call to endorse M. M. Folsom's strong expressed views from the Rome Tribune praising compassion and integrity. The speaker favors kindness over deceit and condemns slander while urging supportive acts toward those in distress.
World’s Fair tests show Rovai baking powder with exceptional leavening power and purity. Report highlights its strong performance and high quality attributes making it stand out among competitors.
Canajoharie resident D W Fuller says he keeps Dr King’s New Discovery at home and always sees excellent results for his family. Catskill druggist G A Dykeman affirms it is the best cough remedy and reliable after eight years of use. Trial bottles free at S B Burr Jr drug store. regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
One swallow does not make Spring but one swallow of One Minute Cough Cure brings relief. Dr. W. A. Wright.
Figaro reports the Duchess of Marlborough fails to win broad favor in English society. Her airs and artiness offend the aristocracy, and her jewelry display provokes resentment among grandees toward the daughter of an American millionaire whose only notable credentials are dollars and diamonds.
An exhortation from the Rome Tribune urges Wake up and seize opportunities for community progress. It warns against laziness and passivity, calling for diligent, intelligent labor, noble aims, and courage to pursue betterment for oneself and neighbors alike. It frames work as the path to personal and communal reward.
An old advertisement touts One Minute cough cure as the standard treatment for all coughs and colds. It claims to be harmless and to provide immediate relief as the sole remedy needed.
A Panama Bay travel tale recalls a native settlement that shuns money, living in open-constructed homes with scant clothing, abundant fruit and fish, and daily idleness. A traveler and guide offer fruit, but the head of the family refuses payment, saying he has no use for money.
Poem by James Sheridan Hall describes the sower sowing seed of the cloud humbling the proud with white sky flowers. The verse portrays delicate snow and moonlit arctic imagery as winter shroud covers the earth and descends softly.
The Prince of Wales is not a fashion leader, wearing a silk hat and sack coat while innovators dress in light clothes and white hats during Ascot week. Sporting men adopt black hats and dark outfits, leaving the heir apparent out of step, as noted by London Tit-Bits.
A tree frog in New Granada secretes a milky poison as deadly as rattlesnake venom. The natives use it on arrows and travelers are warned to avoid this species. The piece notes Swiss patent rules and bird bone structure as side facts.
Lord Ronald d Esterre returns from Africa to find family plots and a planned match. Violet Harvey resists but they fall in love as misunderstandings, pride, and a revealed lie complicate their path, ending with mutual confession and reunion.
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