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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
3
The forty-ninth registration report lists 203 people who died at age one hundred or more from 1881 to 1890 in Massachusetts. Of these, 135 were female, about 75.4 percent. Census data show females over 80 outnumbered males nearly two to one, with men dying earlier due to accidents weather exposure and work stress, and men dying by personal action at roughly three times the rate of women.
In Diadem Alabama a customer Captain W B Amas suffered severe Salt Rheum. Two boxes of Tetterine cured him when doctors failed. The seller reports it has worked for his family as well. Sent by mail for 50 cents by J T Shuptrine Savannah Ga.
A fragment hints at Willie anticipating his sister’s happiness to skate together while Ringway presses about what awakens him. The dialogue suggests a lighthearted winter moment and a plan to break the ice with a loved one.
A testimonial from J. M. Johnson of Malvern Arkansas claims the product strengthens the system and cleanses impurities through its proper channel. He states his wife was ailing for eighteen months and recovered after using Bradfield’s Female Regulator for two months.
Farmers are urged to limit cotton acreage to avoid price collapse. Seven to eight cents means profit only with careful planning. five to six cents yields losses per bale. Increase yields per acre rather than area, while stocking essentials like corn and meat to weather a big crop season. Ex.
A traditional rhymed line about Castoria used across generations from infancy to motherhood. It traces care from sickness to childhood to adulthood and to children, highlighting the product's long standing presence in family care.
A quip about a liver regulator ends with a druggist handing a bottle of DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous pills, to a man who proclaims he could regulate the world. The name Dr. W. A. Wriaur appears in the scene.
An upholstery man estimates at least 75 million sofa cushions exist in American homes. With 60 million people and avg five per family, about 13.2 million families hold five cushions each. College students reportedly own one to two dozen cushions, some twenty or more, helping cushion obsession grow.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven defense against disease and a source of lasting health. It claims thousands of cures in previously incurable cases and asserts health, strength, and joy result from purified, vitalized blood.
Do not set a broom down after use hang it up by a hole in the handle. Clean it often by soaking in lukewarm substances or rinsing under a faucet. Do not test a broom with a straw or sweep with a bent back. Do not sprinkle salt on the floor before sweeping. Damp a newspaper and scatter pieces on the carpet.
An advertisement proclaims Orange Blossom as a painless remedy for diseases peculiar to women and credits J. H. Blackburn as the seller. The notice emphasizes its universal cure claim and retail availability.
Beaverville resident Caillouette credits Dr King s New Discovery for a miraculous recovery from La Grippe after doctors gave up. He says one bottle helped him recover and after three bottles he was up and about. Store owner S B Burr Jr advertises free trials.
Milk butter poultry and eggs can be marketed year round. The successful men start small and grow gradually by using improved breeds. Their progress is slow but steady, with daily receipts from these products and a secure position in a few years.
The prince Albert Edward mourns Henry of Battenburg's death and recalls a gypsy prophecy claiming he would not be king. The reading also foretold Henry dying in a bid for glory, leaving Albert Edward deeply saddened and burdened by fate.
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