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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
7
New York inventor D. L. Holden perfected a method to produce artificial ice at under 50 cents per ton by evaporating ammonia through revolving cylinders in a water-filled tank, forming ice crystals that can be compressed into blocks.
An old advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for minor illness. It claims the ill is gone while the pill wins, crediting Dr. W A Wricne.
A whimsical verse mocks early risers the lark bee ant and farmer’s son clash with the sun and daily toil. It lampoons greed and idle delay urging habits yet notes the absurdity of strict schedules and overzealous routines.
An ad proclaims the salve will cure piles with many past successes attributed to Dr. W. A. Wriauzt and the product.
A Texas observer likens the weather to a fickle 50 cent politician and to an unreliable four dollar watch, underscoring shifting conditions.
A New York Journal idea spreads to Cincinnati where sand piles in school yards and parks would give children a healthful play space. City legislator John Regan pushes an ordinance to close a nuisance on Highth street or Garfield Park and allocate sand corners for children's use.
A short medical note touts One Minute Cough Cure as banishing lingering cold symptoms and congested lungs. References Dr W A Wincut and asserts rapid relief without detailing ingredients or conditions. The piece then shifts to violin value, arguing tone matters most and that maker name or date alone does not guarantee quality, citing Stradivarius as an example of potential misattribution.
A scattered nondescript passage recalls Castoria be used for a child at various ages then pivots to political notes. It references a Taylor Brother connecting to Tennessee’s governorship and Senator Tillman of South Carolina gaining notoriety by controversial actions against President Cleveland.
The State urges rapid investment to build mills with $150000 start, 20000 spindles, 350 workers, boosting population, wages, and dividends to revive towns and fund expansion. It argues for broader diversification beyond cotton mills to include textile machinery and wood products, leveraging timber and regional demand to spread prosperity.
An advertising blurb touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as remedies for indigestion heart ache liver complaint and constipation. The ad claims the pills are good for various ailments and presents Dr W A Wricar as the guarantor of their quality.
A fragment from a Chicago literary piece praises unity and national strength, noting the United States should embody pure glory. It contrasts warlike rhetoric with a vision of a powerful and peaceful nation. The text references ancientGreeks and Athenians in praising civic virtues and harmony.
After meals you should feel comfort and satisfaction with no digestion signals. Indigestion means poor digestion and may precede serious illnesses, so try Shaker Digestive Cordial. The product supplies digestive materials the stomach misses, tones digestive organs, and claims to cure indigestion. Sold by druggists, 10 cents to 100 dollars per bottle.
A piece of horse horseradish root placed in a jar of pickles preserves the vinegar strength and prevents the pickles from becoming soft or moldy. This method is especially good for tomato pickles.
The text names Jack Robinson pursuing a Senate seat in Pennsylvania. It lists Mr Booze as a Maryland congressional candidate and Mr Longue Mr Fin cer and Mr Foote as western congressional candidates, with Mr Sauerbering serving in that section.
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