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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
7
The verses describe a silent scene at midnight where painted squares resemble cloistered friars turned to marble by death. A dramatic charge and retreat gesture hints at a hidden spell. The imagery contrasts champions’ nerve with rigid, statue-like figures as a curse or plot from unseen malign forces edges toward defeat.
Mrs Bevington schemes for her granddaughter Beatrice to wed an older friend’s grandson. Beatrice betrays the plan by meeting a handsome stranger in the woods, romance blossoms, and Mrs Bevington contemplates whether her dream will collapse into ruin.
Jack Trenholm reveals to Mrs Bevington and Beatrice that he is her grandson and that his earlier sudden visit and quiet courtship were deliberate tests to win Beatrice’s heart. He explains his grandfather’s blessing and asks forgiveness, hoping for approval of their union.
The quotation notes druggists claiming Scott's Emulsion is “Just as Good” while selling it at lower prices. It reflects pharmacist perception of the product's value compared with competitors and typical pricing behavior.
The advertisement warns purchasers against untried substitutes and urges buying Scott's Emulsion, noting the standard formula has long been on the market. It stresses ensure the wrapper shows Scott and the fish, with the price and distributor details for New York chemists Scott & Bowe.
A collage of maxims and quotes on virtue, self control, pride, and social conduct by Herrick Solon Jeremy Collier George Eliot Quesnel Shakespeare Chesterfield Sterne and Hannah More. The text offers reflections on patience, self government, and diligence.
Freeman describes an African king who approaches, shakes hands gravely, then performs a slow dignified minuet like dance with a cloth held aloft. The gesture signifies gracious reception as honored guests before more chiefs and the queen mother offers cautious contact. The party is guided to their quarters afterward.
In a dramatic exchange a doctor promises to save a patient while noting the patient is insured for one hundred thousand. The remark highlights reliance on insurance in medical crises and hints at financial considerations affecting care.
A July 23 letter from P. Bk. Burien of pack-train No. 3 at Santiago de Cuba credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with preserving health and keeping troops supplied. He notes four cases where the medicine saved lives and says it was essential amid rushes to front lines. Sold by John H. Blackburn.
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