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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
6
C Barnesville writes of a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Blalock at their home, praising Aunt Emily and Uncle Rueben, and recalling memories of family, faith, and enduring hope. She reflects on Rest-Haven, springtime renewal, and the comforting power of nature, with wishes for long, golden autumns and serene winters for the couple.
A Louisville Courier Journal anecdote cites a sailor’s tip from China service: olive oil before and during drinking may prevent intoxication. The plan allegedly coats the stomach or separates alcohol from the brain, enabling sailors to stay cheerful and clear headed when facing foreign officers.
The article notes kerosene as a rarely mentioned remedy for stiff wet shoes. When leather is soaked and treated with kerosene it becomes pliable and conforms to the foot, reducing stiffness. Oiling while wet helps maintain softness longer, and kerosene does not injure the leather.
American tools manufactured in New York are shipped everywhere from Hungary and Austria to Germany France England South Africa and South America. Orders number about 20 daily with some countries receiving two or three orders and Russia Australia and New Zealand also sending imports. Small lots common with Europe reflecting quick international communication and easy shipping to London Berlin or Paterson. Exports rise as buyers seek light well finished adaptable tools like other American machinery.
Frederic M. Bird argues that Oscar Wilde’s view that all fiction lies can explain readerly harm when authors abandon conscience and intellect. He notes some writers neglect moral responsibility and warns that careless storytelling undermines purpose and public trust.
G W Reynolds of Los Angeles owns a San Diego area honey ranch with two apiaries totaling 140 bee stands. He reports a 40,000 pound honey yield last season at four cents a pound and explains bee life from life cycle to queen dominance, hive setup, and seasonal honey colors and production.
A good farm is available for rent near Barnesville. Apply to Mrs. C. E. Lamepin.
The essay argues gold has shaped world history by drawing explorers to new lands. It highlights California, Australia, and South Africa as cases where wealth transformed remote regions into populous centers, citing the discovery of gold as the driver of settlement, migration, and urban growth.
The description paints a lonely coast where tamarisks and mauve heath dot yellow sand and a deep blue sea meets a pale sky. A lone fishing smack drifts on the horizon as the waves foam, and no living soul or manmade sign mars the shore, evoking mythic nereids in a timeless shore.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes police catching a suspect asleep on a park bench. The joke implies a bench warrant led to the arrest, highlighting a humorous image of law enforcement taking someone into custody at a park seat.
The New York Post outlines coat styles including semiloose and fitted shapes with standing braid edged tabs and velvet trim. Sleeves vary from flared to deep cuffed, while wraps feature silk linings and fur embellishments. Some wraps fasten left side or tie front, enhancing double breasted effects.
Mrs Pinkham offers free guidance to women with heavy daily labor and large families. A Chicago mother, Mrs A C Buhler, aged 51 with twelve children, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing a bearing down weakness and inability to walk far.
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