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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1898
Page
3
Local carpet department lists dramatic markdowns on Brussels fabrics. Tapestry Brussels previously 75c now 50c to 60c depending on grade, 85c fabrics now 60c, 90c fabrics now 65c. Body Brussels drops to 75c from 1.00, Moguets cut to 75c from 1.00 and 1.10, Ingrains 65c to 50c and 75c to 60c.
A Harper's Round Table piece explains shipboard terms drawn from animals and sea life. It lists examples like Flemish horse for a short rope, liz ard and cat head for rigging and anchors, dog’s ear for furled sail, dolphin striker and snake for rope work, and jackass as a plug ball to keep water out.
John C. Dunn of Wheeling West Virginia calls DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the finest preparation for piles and asserts it cures eczema and all skin diseases, as endorsed by Dr W A Wrieit.
The passage compares praise, honor, and respect to wages earned by a laborer. It argues that real worth is shown by the community’s recognition and the individual’s awareness that such praise is justly deserved and personal.
The passage argues that self grumbling mirrors complaints against God and His providence. It warns that self murmurings reveal a complaining disposition and hinder repentance reform and sanctification. It urges choosing constructive paths over fault finding within oneself.
Valuable to women. this tonic claims to cure backache, headaches, and weakness, restoring health and color. It targets sickly children and overworked men, asserting universal value and urging households to keep Browns' Iron Bitters on hand. Sold by all dealers.
A Washington youth west of Fourteenth Street asks a young woman from the same area to marry after proposing and being told she can only be a sister. He insists no other path to his family is possible and departs in a dazed state, as described in the Washington Star.
Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana says De Witt s Little Early Risers are perfect for constipation. He notes they never gripe and recommends trying them for stomach and liver issues.
Members of the Weekly Press Association of Georgia, visiting Washington, encounter a lamp shortage at a downtown hotel. A Carroll County Clarion publisher asks for a lamp, learns gas lighting is used, and thanks the clerk as he ascends in the elevator.
The Evangelist laments war's reach as sons of Christian families join the army and navy. He emphasizes duty over bounty, noting mothers facing peril as their sons go to the front in a sacred country service. The piece highlights familial sacrifice and Marian spirit in wartime.
This reflection emphasizes that large improvements begin with small acts. Praising others and creating a happy home spreads positivity. Keeping the best before us guides all actions. Bright faces banish gloom, and empathy helps others do their duties. Each simple duty eases the lives of all.
FE C Blanks of Lewisville Texas says one box of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve was worth 350.00 to him for curing piles ten years standing. He urges others to try it as it also cures eczema skin diseases and obstinate sores. Du W A Waar.
The article explains that the old rule of larger size separating warships from merchant vessels no longer applies as modern war vessels use a completely different construction, altering how they are distinguished at sea.
The article notes that an elephant can bear roughly three tons on its back. This fact is presented as a general capability of elephants without detailing a specific event or species.
The excerpt stresses that the grandest act at any moment is to faithfully perform the immediate duty God has placed before us. It emphasizes personal responsibility and moral action as central to a meaningful life.
A Caterer paints rural France as a cyclist’s paradise with open air cafes and evergreen arbors. An omelet with stewed wild rabbit, soft cheese, wine, and coffee costs a franc and a half to two francs, plus a few sous for tire inflation by the hostess if she offers.
The account by Edwin Emerson Jr. notes Puerto Rico offers a healthier climate than Cuba, with macadamized roads, many harbors, and navigable rivers aiding export. Emerson asserts the island is a productive Spanish colony and could be seized easily barring San Juan fortifications, warning that insurgents would provide no aid.
A soldier in Cuba argues with his colonel about discipline and drinking. He says devotion and duty are fine but questions why you cannot expect all virtues for only $13 a month, challenging the idea of moral perfection amid hardship.
New treatment claim announces a remedy that allegedly cures all forms of dyspepsia, regulates the stomach and restores appetite. Sold by Joan H. Blackburn.
A collection of quips from newspapers contrasts luck and misfortune, marital concerns, and rural humor. Jokes include dropped spectacles, wives worrying about husbands health, and a small town's church and minister turmoil illustrated through brisk one liners.
An archival advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as famous small pills sold for quick relief. The note highlights their popularity and early rise effectiveness, reflecting period medicine marketing.
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