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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
2
An impressionable girl quotes an Admiral line on stubborn resolve then Miss Cayenne quips about shifting focus to prize money. The text mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Care and its claim to digest all foods. Dr. W. A. Wiccur, J. H. Howes, Barnesville, Milner are named in association with the product.
A brief snippet captures a playful moment as a man asks what two girls are discussing and a woman teases if his ears are burning, signaling curiosity and humor in casual conversation.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as best salve for cuts sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Claims it cures piles or money refunded with price 25 cents per box.
A mother admonishes her son to imitate model student Willie Smith, who studies and behaves, while Johnny retorts that Willie finds fun by tattling and causing peers to get punished. The exchange captures a child’s view of unfair filming in classroom discipline and peer dynamics.
A historical notice addresses physicians, stating internal remedies harm expectant mothers and promising relief through a novel external liniment. It claims the product softens strained muscles and alleviates distress before childbirth, asserting medical regard while marketing the liniment’s unique blend.
An Atlanta company promotes Mother's Friend as a safe aid for pregnancy claiming it eases morning sickness tightness headaches and swelling and shortens labor. Doctors may recommend it and many women buy it with physicians not objecting. The ad invites readers to request an illustrated booklet.
The fall preview promises rich plain velvets in deep purples rubies and garnets with blue shades lighting differently by light. Velvet cisele and embossed designs in metallic gray russet and olive feature large flowers and pansies with Persian patterns and oriental influences. Rich silks and satins plus gros grain armure silk and velvet ribbons will decorate gowns coats and capes as fashion shifts to luxurious trims and fabrics.
A rustic dialogue extols early rising as the proper program in warm weather. The speaker Meandering Mike promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and other stomach or liver troubles advertised by Dr WritT and L H Homes Barnesville Milner.
An advertisement seeks the return of a clock stolen from a Georgia editor. The piece calls the clock a Revolutionary relic and notes that the editor’s great grandfather took a drink every hour by it, highlighting its valued family and historical significance.
Aug J Bogel of Shreveport and J F Campbell of Safford endorse Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs, consumption and colds. The remedy is promoted as proven over a quarter century and offers free trials at W A Wi cur Drug Store.
Sprocket notes a tire puncture this morning after riding in an unfamiliar country. Crocket asks for details and Sprocket explains he rode into forks of a road, causing the puncture.
Thomas Thurman deputy sheriff of Troy Missouri says if all Americans learn the virtue of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles rectal troubles and skin diseases the demand could not be supplied Dr W A Wright Illinois H Hollings Barnesville
A short reflection on how nature affects people differently noting certain plants can harm some and help others. The speaker mentions her husband suffering rheumatism as the grass grows tall on their lawn.
The piece profiles author James Lane Allen of Kentucky born into a family of gentleness and culture. It traces his upbringing by his mother, education at Transylvania University, early struggles, and rise with The Choir Invisible, noting its appeal especially to women and its place in American letters.
Professor Nothagel of Vienna reports that at least eighty percent of appendicitis cases recover with simple medical treatment. He advises opiates but no purgatives and says there is no danger if the bowels do not move for six to eight days.
The term Brazil comes from Portuguese braza meaning a live coal, linked to the country’s wealth in red dyewood. The origin ties language to natural resources and historical trade.
A classroom exchange features Miss Phyllis challenging a professor about gender norms. She argues a woman may ask for affection if a bashful man presents a flower, highlighting social expectations and subtle courtship dynamics.
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