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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1898
Page
6
The article notes that female health hinges on menstruation and that suppression or irregular pain can cause languor, nervousness, and irritability. It argues regularity and vigor in reproductive organs are essential to prevent serious complications and maintain well being.
George Gray, gunner's mate on the torpedo boat Winslow, writes from Matanzas to his mother Mrs. Mary Gray about the ship's fight off Cardenas Cuba. He details shells ripping the hull, the disabling of engines and boiler, orders to fire, Ensign Bagley killed, several wounded, and Winslow's crew being aided by the Hudson and Wilmington as they transferred the dead and wounded to Key West.
A Klondike traveler returns home with gold and stories but is met with urgent war news. His friend boasts that war bonds have been subscribed many times over, while the pair debate news from Spain and military resolve as a tense street scene unfolds.
A distressed woman, pleading with Jack, asks him to fetch Pound’s Extract to ease her neuralgia. He hesitates, then departs to obtain the remedy as she sinks back in suffering. The moment underscores strain between the couple and a desperate attempt at relief.
A religious exhortation stresses that God knows every corner of the heart and true blessings come only through obedience. It warns that blaming others won’t earn blessings if disobedience persists, noting many have heard God’s message yet failed to obey.
A historic medicine claims to regulate bowels and cure Cholera Infantum Cholera Morbus dysentery pains griping flatulent colic and other teething related disorders. Marketed as perfectly harmless and free from injurious drugs and chemicals for summer complaints.
An advertisement proclaims T A Slocum M D of New York offers three free bottles of a new remedy for consumption and lung diseases. It claims thousands cured, invites afflicted readers of THE GAZETTE to write with address for shipment and asks to mention the newspaper.
An elderly passerby accosts a G A R veteran seeking enlistment details while the bugle’s call stirs memories of past wars. He recalls Union service and reflects on current conflict as others in soldier attire march by, ending with an ad for Hall's Hair Renewer.
A White House reception tale recounts Mrs Grover Cleveland secretly swapping handkerchiefs with an elderly guest who dropped hers The First Lady replaced it with her own and asked the owner to send back the recovered lace handkerchief Months later the owner returned it cleaned and a gift box of rosebuds accompanied it.
A youth in Ayr, Robert Burns, dining with two strangers, is challenged to verse making. He writes a rhyme that fools the diners by calling himself Robbie Burns, paying for nothing as they declare him a genius. The tale shows his early wit and local reputation.
The speaker argues reverence is the essence of religion, warning that without holy regard nothing remains pleasing to God. When nothing is sacred, all becomes commonplace including the divine.
The Evans City Globe editor touts One Minute Cough Cure proving it cured my children after other remedies failed. It treats coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Dr. W. A. Wricur.
Observation on judgment and humanity notes that divine insight exceeds human perception, with emphasis on how people judge others. It contrasts the limits of human discernment against a belief in a higher moral accountability.
Illinois State Sanitarium offers free trial treatment for men with no payment until benefits are shown. The facility promises cures and permanent results from its remedies and appliances, endorsed by newspapers and doctors, with a focus on restoring vigor and addressing neurasthenia and brain fatigue. Written contact requested at Evanston, Illinois.
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