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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1898
Page
7
An artist and a roadside tramp share a sitting for a portrait and a conversation about loneliness and innocence. He cautions her to stay respectable and hopeful as they part, the artist later regretting the memory of Liz and contemplating burning the portrait.
The article asserts that impure blood causes most diseases and credits Browna Iron Bitters as the proven remedy. It notes the historic theory dating back twenty five years and claims numerous cures with this household medicine sold by all dealers.
A reporter asks the architect why the gigantic smokestack is being built as workers toil and the structure rises. The architect coldly responds that the purpose is to get beyond the reach of higher criticism, while the loud workmen's roar fills the scene.
Denver Republican profiles G. W. Reynolds of Los Angeles as a veteran traveling man who owns a San Diego area honey ranch with two apiaries. He describes hive sizes, bee life spans, honey production of 40,000 pounds in a season, and the seasonal flow from sage blossoms. He notes hive costs, hive structure, and protective gear used during honey harvests.
A Chicago News item notes Dixon-Young Softleigh losing momentum and Hixson puncturing a tire on his wheel of fortune. It also cites annual worldwide taxes totaling 4,350,000 with a stray 900 attached.
A soldier from pack-train No. 3 reports severe diarrhea during the Santiago siege. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives and keeping the supply train moving under fire. He also notes stocking the medicine in Tampa before departure and praises its lifesaving effect. The letter appears to the manufacturers Le Chamberlain Medicine Co. and is sold by John H. Blackburn.
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