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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1898
Page
2
A church floor remark on poverty sparks a truth about church membership. If the poor join, they outgrow poverty, proving that true church membership is transformation of character and can lead to prosperity, contradicting the belief that only the unscrupulous prosper.
A quote attributed to Charles Kingsley asserts chivalry never dies while there remains a wrong to right and a person willing to try. It links faith in God to the resolve to redress injustice, promising divine aid to those who continue the effort.
The gopher or Cadada pouched rat is a remarkable burrower. It extends underground passages in lateral galleries in all directions making capture difficult. The mischief it causes is extensive as it gnaws roots of fruit trees, sometimes killing entire trees through underground attacks.
The Army mule's quirks amuse soldiers as cavalry are loaded for Chickamauga. Dick the post rogue stirs laughter by dodging pushes, flashing a sly wink, and joining the car crew amid playful chaos and mock spirits.
A boy asked for a bottle called get up in the morning as fast as you can and the druggist offered DeWitt's Little Early Risers known as a household name for relief from constipation sick headache liver and stomach troubles.
The article argues that external beauty of bindings or paper cannot define a book’s worth. True value lies in its content and guidance, as with the Bible and any publication. Beautiful sermons that nourish souls are the meaningful measure, not costly covers or fine illustrations.
The text discusses happiness and melancholy urging people to balance sympathy with others' joys and sorrows. It contrasts selfish placidity with well meaning unhappiness, urging readers to embrace joys while weep with those who weep. It stresses the duty to rejoice with others as well as to share their sorrows.
An ad proclaims a new discovery that cures all forms of dyspepsia, regulates the stomach and restores the appetite. Sold by Joan H. Brackson.
A prescriptive tale extols Dr. R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure all for appetite digestion liver blood nerves and strength claiming 98 percent success for consumption and breathing diseases and recommending his Pleasant Pellets for biliousness and constipation. It urges households to keep a bottle and notes his Buffalo based credentials and Congress service loyal townsfolk praise.
In a Kansas City production of Midnight Alarm a scene turned real when actor Eugene Kay was shot in the face by accident during a struggle with fellow performer William Everts. The blast left Kay with powder burns and possible eye injury while actors improvised lines to cover the incident as Kay was carried away.
Adolph Fisher of Zanesville Ohio endured piles for thirty five years before relief came. He used three boxes of De Witt's Which Hazel Salve and was cured. Dr. W A Wright recommended the remedy.
Fragmentary note describes a cough cure named Ove Minete with vague claims of fever relief. Text mentions theater or analysis miscopied, offering little verifiable detail.
John Sites of this city and Miss Lorena Heybach of Sellersburg Ind announce their May wedding at the bride’s home. A saloon ad prank led to a rain of umbrellas and the ring missing from Miss Heybach. Sites recovered the ring, courted the bride and they plan matrimony.
An endorsement from James Hadfield of 350 West Street New York City praises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as an excellent remedy for cough cold and hoarseness. He states he recommends it to all who need a valuable household medicine. The product is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
A reflective exhortation to focus on positives in others and practice forgiveness. It urges putting oneself in others shoes and loving what is lovable to invite return kindness, turning life toward gentleness and toward Christlike leadership.
Cameron Pa resident ML Yocum reports ten years of pile suffering. After trying many remedies a doctor recommended DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. He used one box and claims a permanent cure, asserting it has no equal for piles.
A graphic urge to keep both wheat exports and American tourists home as a warning to European powers considering action against the United States. The piece contrasts distant geopolitical risk with a personal health ad for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, promising relief from constipation and biliousness.
A mother recounts her ill son Josie’s decline from lung fever to near death and recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She testifies to the cure, with affidavits from doctors and notary acknowledgments, and notes pills cost 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
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