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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
3
The speaker argues taxation must come from real estate, not hidden personal property, and suggests drastic measures to raise real estate values or lower tax rates. He proposes a simple shorter tax law, warns against overcomplicated statutes, and emphasizes reducing the tax rate to prevent ruin of property values and investment.
A husband testifies that his wife could barely move before using Mothers Friend. After two months of use she handles housework with ease and without trouble, calling the product a great help.
An external liniment from The Bradfield Regulator Co claims to strengthen expectant mothers for household duties and ease morning sickness, nervousness, labor, and breast tenderness. It warns against internal medicines and offers a free illustrated book from Atlanta, Georgia.
A collection of maxims and reflections from Corneille Burke Beecher Schiller Goethe Livy Johnson Wordsworth and others. The sayings touch on pardon order manners morals courage folly and kindness with emphasis on virtue and human conduct.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes to cooling relief from swollen nervous hot feet. It relieves corns and bunions and eases walking with comfort. Sold by druggists grocers shoe stores and general retailers everywhere. Price 25c trial package free. Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY
Roanoke Virginia announces Virginia College for Young Ladies opening September 12 1899. One of the Souths leading girls schools with ten acre campus and modern buildings. European and American teachers offer full courses with emphasis on art and music. Students come from twenty seven states. Catalogs available from President Mattie P Harris Roanoke Virginia.
The Knoxville Journal argues haste in American life harms education. It notes Americans rush to wealth and skip rest, with youth forced to hurry through college and enter the workforce prematurely, later wishing for more thorough preparation.
In Boston Ian McLaren recounted a tale showing Scots reserve about private matters. A porter at a railroad station called for Doun announcing change for Doun. No one answered and the train sped off for almost an hour. An elderly Scotswoman whispered to a nearby lady that she planned to go, but would not tell the porter.
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