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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1897
Page
3
Edward W. Bok states in March Ladies' Home Journal that hard work cannot kill a person and actually aids health. He emphasizes rest, regular meals, and solid sleep as the true safeguards, warning that worry and late hours pose the real danger.
J B Husnicut argues Georgia farmers overextend into other careers and neglect farms. He cites careless tenants, dilapidated farms, and degraded soil as harming the community and cotton prices. He urges professional education, crop diversification, and agricultural study in schools and colleges.
For over fifty years Winslow's Soothing Syrup has eased teething distress for millions of children. It soothes the stomach cures wind colic and relieves diarrhoea with immediate effect. Sold by druggists everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
A Detroit Free Press tale recalls judge led a Pennsylvania beach scene where Hank Wedders faced theft charges over a neighborly shout. Wedders pleaded guilty rather than risk witnesses, then later claimed innocence after a trial misgiving. The judge recounts the exchange and verdict.
Advertisement urges readers with chronic catarrh to use Peruna, take a tablespoon before meals and at night for thirty days, then write to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for personalized advice at no charge. The firm promises a cure in three months on average and offers a free 64 page illustrated book on catarrh.
The article urges sowing more grass and clover to improve farm fertility and feed. It recommends dedicating half the farm to hay and pasture, avoiding stock on wet ground, rolling meadows in spring to aid growth, and ensuring good soil tilth and even seeding. Heavy rains rise rivers and threaten damage.
In this excerpt from Frank Terry's Naming the Indians, the article explains how an Indian child accrues multiple names from acts and feats, with each event altering the name. It argues that English translations on rolls misrepresent the real tribal naming system and should be avoided.
The guidance urges meticulous attention to scalp and hair styling. It promotes Hall's Hair Renewer as a remedy when color fades, framing the product as a solution for maintaining a polished appearance.
Ex President Harrison notes the White House daily receives up to eight hundred letters yet only the most important reach the President. He cites trivial impertinent and threatening requests, autographs, bed quilts, and begging letters from across the country. Some appeals seek education mortgages piano purchases church building and schools but most are unavailing.
The article argues that good attention and feeding yield the best profits in a animal's growing phase. It asserts that neglecting young calves, colts, or pigs leads to waste and loss, with stunted stock harming overall profitability.
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