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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
4
Poem fragment echoes longing and memory as speaker envisions a distant dawn in the north and a departed beloved. Refrains of snow fields, ice, and seas frame a sorrowful farewell and hope of reunion when the sea yields its dead. Jean Ingelow is the referenced author.
A Paris detective recalls a poison plot unearthed through a threatening letter. A bourgeois blonde admits plotting to kill her husband for a young lover, begging mercy as she confesses in the chief office, while the note reveals the motive and danger.
In a curious case, Mme X plotted poison to kill her husband with bicarbonate of soda, enlisting her lover M. Leon Z. The lover laughed through the arrest, and though the plot seemed comic, authorities uncovered the ruse. The couple vanished from danger after a formal warning and a “talking to,” with the family later reported as united.
A Cleveland reader testifies to curing a chest cough with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup after two bottles. The note claims pneumonia was avoided and endorses the product as a cure priced at 25 cents.
The groom faces nerves at his wedding, answers yes, and signs the register with a few ink blots. Rain starts as they reach the church door, provoking comments from onlookers and his mother-in-law.
An old home guide explains letting a glass of water with urine sit overnight to reveal sediment indicating kidney disease. It notes frequent urination and back pain as signs and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy sold in bottles for fifty cents to one dollar with samples mailed to Binghamton New York.
Fragmentary text lists Pullman cars and observation cars between Atlanta and Chattanooga and Macon and Atlanta. Mentions connections non Atlanta and a general agent in Washington, with partial transit details and non standard spellings.
Advert reads DeWitts Little Early Risers, pills claimed to cure headache, constipation and biliousness. Endorsed by W. A. Wright, urging thousands to use the famous small pills for health.
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