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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
3
A contemplation on how good manners flouris h within families through small sacrifices and steady firmness with gentleness. Mothers shape young minds by careful speech and example, teaching self restraint and kindness to build lasting home harmony. DeWitt's Hazel Salve is promoted as a quick healer with no scar.
An Illinois boy recounts a rambling version of King Solomon solving a dispute over a baby with a machete plan and a twist on masonry origins. He describes Solomon building the temple and fathering many wives as the roots of modern Masonry.
The text warns women to guard their condition before birth stressing that neglect or wrong treatment risks both mother and child. It advises that remaining inactive is safer than taking improper action and emphasizes personal responsibility in the period before delivery.
A letter from Shreveport, Louisiana praises Mother's Friend liniment claiming it safely relaxes muscles, relieves morning sickness, reduces nervousness and headaches, shortens labor, aids recovery, and opposes internal medicines. Sold by The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta for $1 per bottle with a free booklet offered.
The article explains isotherms as lines linking places with equal mean temperatures and notes that they reflect latitude more than altitude. It shows how elevation alters true temperatures and cites Mill on temperature drops per altitude, with weather charts recording actual readings at observation points.
Claims the greatest danger from la grippe is pneumonia but with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, danger is avoided. It says tens of thousands used it with no pneumonia cases, asserts it cures grippe faster than other treatments, pleasant and safe to take, for sale by J H Blackburn.
Baron Rothschild is fooled by a painter’s beggar portrait plan. A pupil secretly slipped a charity note behind the model, later sending Rothschild a 2000 franc check as the “gift” from the studio beggar. The episode reveals the painter’s scheming art circle in the Latin Quarter.
An editorial style notice links foul breath to constipation and indigestion, promoting Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure. It claims quick, permanent relief, and invites readers to send 21 cents for a medical adviser book from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
A spider can live ten months without food. A frog cannot breathe with its mouth open. There is no illiterate family in Denmark. Smoked snow water is a favorite drink in Lapland.
Dental era ad copy touts pneumonia jibber jabber cures with One Minute Cough Cure. Warns to use remedy promptly to avoid doctor bills or funeral costs. Mentions Dr W A Wincut and L Houmes as endorsers for the remedy.
The Automobile Club of Paris reports a membership total of 1,300. In a separate note, authorities say gold coins circulate at twice the rate of copper coins.
Velvet Beans offered as the premier fertilizing and stock feed plant for the South. Describes a description tree and pricing with post paid options. Available in package, peck, bush and full quantities from J. B. Surron Seedsman in Ocala Florida F. O. B. Ocala.
A tobacco cessation ad from Sterling Remedy Co promotes No lo Bae as a wonder-worker to make men strong. Targets smokers with claims of easy quitting and lasting life changes, offering booklets and samples free and noting prices 50 cents or 1 dollar.
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