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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1897
Page
3
Before retiring, take Ayer's Pills to sleep better and wake ready for the day. The pills are praised as a pleasant remedy for constipation biliousness sick headache and liver troubles. Sugar coated and carefully prepared, they avoid common pill annoyances. Ask your druggist for Ayer's Cathartic Pills. When other pills won't help you Ayer's is advised.
A fragment notes Pullman drawing room sleeping cars between Atlanta and Louisville and between Joe and Chattanooga. The car is stationed at Union Passenger Station Atlanta for the reception of Farr goo sy at 9:00 p.m. Connections at Union Depot Atlanta for all points.
In Tampa a Jamaican immigrant named Sam challenged a captive wildcat called The Devil to a barehanded fight for a $200 purse at Sportsman's Park. The ferocious battle left Sam grievously wounded and the animal slain. Sam remains in bed with medical bills likely to consume most of his prize.
For over fifty years Winston's SootHING Syrup has soothed teething children and eased diarrheal symptoms. Marketed by druggists worldwide, it promises fast relief and gum softening, selling at 25 cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and avoid other brands.
The Illinois House chaplain Rev. David G. Bradford led a prayer urging focus on duty while criticizing materialism and money worship. The address drew enthusiastic applause from members. An advertisement for Hall's Hair Rejuvener then appears at the end.
A witty tale about a famous New York literary woman once called a fascinating widow. Her future husband must possess striking qualities as she teases that the groom will be known only as Mrs Blankington Blank's husband after their wedding. The exchange includes a voyage anecdote with seating beside the captain and opposite a charming widow. The dates and names are left blank for publishable status.
An advertisement touts Shaker Digestive Cordial from Mount Lebanon as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims strong healing from digested food and lists symptoms like acid eructations nausea headache wind dizziness offensive breath, urging trials and druggist purchase.
Salt can extinguish chimney fires and prevent scorching bottoms of tins by placing salt in the oven. It removes stains from discolored teacups with salt and vinegar, cleans bee strings with salt and soda, and prevents soot stains on carpets. It helps lift ink spills, makes white mash sticky, revives low coal fires, and aids sweeping carpet heaps.
A fragment from a humor piece contrasts a General Toombs remark with a druggist's blunt marriage prospects. A suitor seeks a "genuine article" in a rash elopement tale, while Pond's Extract is parodied as the family settles into a business of selling genuine goods.
Senor Canovas argues Spain is not a nation of merchants and could not honorably claim civilizing commerce. The New York World contends a merchant nation would show humanity, justice, and liberty in government, wealth, and standing among nations.
Advertises De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a permanent cure for piles and skin diseases. Names Dr. W A Wricar as endorser and claims varied sufferings for up to thirty years have been relieved by the product.
The Augusta Herald profiles Governor Atkinson tracing his rise from political beginnings to a high office. It lauds his persistence and self made success, noting his loyalty to friends and strong regard among Georgians who know him.
Advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a vegetable remedy. It claims help for constipation biliousness and stomach and liver troubles. The testimonial identifies Dr W A Wricut as endorser.
A Review of Reviews urges careful study of how school environments affect sight. It advocates left-side lighting, properly sized desks, comfortable backs, slightly slanted tops, and eye-friendly distances from books. It also calls for clearly visible blackboards and erect handwriting with frequent study changes to prevent strain.
Evangelist Dwight L. Moody criticizes the idea that a woman can reform a man by marriage. He cites numerous ruined homes and warns that such unions lead to misery, urging proof of genuine regeneration before any marriage contract.
Agricultural notes say corn is a vigorous feeder and responds well to liberal fertilization. Proper fertilizer treatment on corn lands yields increases and soil quality improves when fertilizers contain at least 7 percent actual nutrients.
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