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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1885
Page
6
The piece urges training children in punctuality, propriety, and system to reduce household confusion and fatigue. It cites examples from Augusta Evans Wilson and Marie adopting organized routines and includes short medical recipes for coughs, sore mouths, and fever remedies.
A method to decorate a small clock using a square of heavy pasteboard covered with plush fabric. Paint or work a spray of flowers on the plush, smooth it, and back it with paper muslin to hide the clock. Add a wire stand for support and finish with a satin ribbon bow.
A New Orleans sojourn recounts a lengthy journey from Atlanta to the Exposition, with notes on Mississippi delays, lodging constraints, and immersive exhibits. The party praises Georgia, California, Mexico, and local hospitality while describing the Mardi Gras spectacle, crowds, and a Rex ball attended by one member.
Obituary for Mrs Sarah Ethridge of Monroe county Georgia born to Hubert and Zillah Reynolds and wife of Frank Ethridge. She died February 14 1885 after years of illness leaving a husband four children and many relatives. The community recalls her devout faith in Rocky Creek Church and her patient fortitude in suffering. Her final counsel to her children urged fear of God and righteous living as they prepare to meet her in heaven.
A motherly scene unfolds as Jennie cites Solomon to advise restraint and self awareness in housework. Mrs Wallace objects yet concedes the value of prudent speech while recalling Aunt Kate’s managing of a crotchety Mary. The dialogue explores judgment, harmony, and practical wisdom in daily duties.
In a domestic scene from Illustrated Christian Weekly, Mrs. Wallace debates discipline and mercy as Arthur disobeys on the wet grass. A cousin argues for noticing faults in children while choosing gentleness, praising Norah for polishing brass, and recalling Solomon’s wisdom.
A sixteen year old girl in Cincinnati died after a fifty two day fast. She suffered paralysis preventing nourishment, highlighting digestive failure. Brown's Iron Bitters is claimed to aid digestion and restore strength, with testimonials from J E Freebeag of Pomeroy Iowa. Also noted is the anniversary of the first cotton bale exported to England celebrated in New Orleans.
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