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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
7
Ex Governor Campbell of Ohio asserts Democrats must rally at the crisis, reject splits, and support the convention ticket regardless of platform or candidate. He warns against bolting delegates and emphasizes unity to sustain the party through defeats and policy battles. He vows support even for gold standard if the convention so declares.
The buyers failed to make the first payment on the railroad purchase and may forfeit the $95,000 certified check with the bid. The property is expected to be offered for sale again.
An advertisement extols Pearline as the ultimate home cleaner, claiming it eliminates hard work, cleans all washable items, and is safe for people and things. It warns against imitators and peddlers falsely claiming to offer the real Pearline. 238 James Wyle, New York.
A Rome Tribune quote extols builders in society. It praises those who create factories and businesses, institutions, and social organizations that ease labor, provide jobs, and promote happiness. It lauds planners of good works and warns against iconoclasm that harms hopeful progress.
The Boston Herald opines that Georgia would provide an essential national service by sending Congressman Turner to the Senate. It adds that a true statesman like Henry G. Turner might feel lonely in the current Senate.
Salomon Couen of Savannah claims a yearlong eczema attack ended after using two boxes of Tetterine. He would not take a thousand dollars for the benefit and recommends the remedy to others, sent by mail for 50 cents from J. T. Shuptrine in Savannah.
Dr. J. T. May of Sandersville owns a Jersey cow producing six and a half gallons of milk per day. The butter is rich golden yellow, deeper than cheese, resembling dyed color, but it is natural. The cow is valued highly, being worth three ordinary Jerseys.
An old advertisement recalls Castoria as a remedy across generations from infancy to motherhood. It presents the product as a trusted staple for children and their families and repeats the brand claim through eras.
An almond tree in fall bloom in Hawkinsville in the yard of Mr. E. K. Ragan is a curiosity due to few such trees in Georgia. If spared by frost, Mr. Ragan expects a crop of nuts this year. Georgia soil proves suitable for many fruit and other trees.
W J Pierce of Republic Iowa testifies to the remedy’s success for his family and himself. He states he will always recommend it to others on every suitable occasion, with high regard for its merit, noting the effective relief it provided. Dr W A Wrianr.
A man reflects on why he helps others in small ways. Lacking wealth status or learning, he finds joy in minor acts that aid others and uplift happiness. He aims to point others to his Savior through simple deeds.
Meditation on the soul's long journey to reach communion with God the dwelling of the perfect and the friendship of higher nature is described as a vast path only God can measure. The text emphasizes spiritual ascent beyond ordinary understanding.
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