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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1898
Page
3
Paul Milliken notes a tale of two deaf mutes on an Avondale car. One asks for advice about wooing Mabel the blonde. He attempts to propose but his words fail as the gas is turned down leaving the scene ambiguous about his proposal and her reaction.
A vintage health claim urging liver care and citing Browns' Iron Bitters as a remedy. It markets the product as preventing liver disease and restoring strength, noting it is sold by all dealers.
A country justice dismisses the case after the plaintiff questions damages. The defendant asserts equal right to throw stones in spring and fall, ending with the claim that the case is dismissed.
A quoted Missouri orator mocks national extremes praising grandeur and faults alike. He lists mountains and taxes, rivers and statesmen, floods of newsprint and roaring acts, with fast horses, sharp lawyers, and pious politicians, crafting a sweeping portrait of American life.
Dr W A Wright claims thousands of grippe patients restored to health by One Minute Cough Cure. The remedy supposedly cures coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia grippe asthma and old throat and lung diseases.
A compact collection of maxims on virtue and folly. It warns that deceit in romance harms most, fate favors effort, and wisdom grows from humility. It cautions against marrying for wealth and notes adversity sharpens character.
Avoid standing in cold weather after minor exertion and steer clear of ice or snow. Do not expose yourself to cold wind. keep moving gradually and stay warm to prevent chill or injury.
An advertisement claims Dr T A Slocum of New York has discovered a reliable cure for consumption and related lung diseases. It promises three free bottles to readers of The Gazerr upon request, with testimonials and a note that the doctor views this as a religious duty to relieve suffering.
A Mangrove crew of nine and a lighthouse boy seize the Panama as she nears Cuban waters. The Spanish ship carries troops and shells. a prize crew is borrowed from the Indiana to sail to Key West. The tale blends humor and peril with a medical plug for Dr. Pierce’s Pellets.
Detroit medical practitioner recalls early career night call to an old party with dental trouble. After a wrecked horse rig and a blundered mix up he tries a home remedy by tying a cord to the tooth and slamming a door, then leaves without billing.
James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden Illinois relates his wife nearly died from La Grippe which developed into consumption. After using Dr King’s New Discovery she improved from the first dose and was cured after several bottles. Free trials at W A Wright’s Drug Store.
An irate guest asks the man in the adjacent room why he blew a horn all night. The hornist replies in French that he sought the encore and was exhausted from trying to comply.
A brief note claims a product named One Minute Gough Cure cures a wide range of ailments. The advertisement-style item asserts rapid relief and targeted use, but provides no verifiable medical evidence or endorsements.
A testimonial from John M Hall of Ashland Virginia touts Salvation Oil as a highly effective liniment for rheumatism and neuralgia. He claims immediate relief from ankle soreness, reduced swelling, and complete pain cure, noting it outperformed all other liniments he used.
The author argues trials reveal if a person is wholly consecrated to the Lord and warns that tribulation tests true devotion. Only the renovated, religious person can rejoice in God’s will when it brings sorrow, not happiness, and true consolation comes from abandonment to love that embraces the cross.
A fragmented ad-like notice touts Browns' Tron Bitters as especially valuable to women. It claims to vanish headaches and restore vitality, presenting the product as essential for a home, with market references to a dealer.
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