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Newspaper

Barnesville Gazette

Location

Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1898

Page

2

Womanly health notes on menstrual regulation remedy

An 19th centuryy advice note discusses female health and menstruation and promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a trusted remedy. The advertisement claims thirty years of efficacy and lists Lamar Rankin & Lamar in Georgia as sellers with Atlanta Macon Albany branches. Sold by all druggists at 1.00 per bottle.

Bradfield LAMAR Rankin & Lamar Atlanta Macon Albany Gradfield RecuLaton Co Lottie Branewick R. Berett Edee Burroney Agaser Eastman Pire Eo Awisinaville McDonough Louie Fe Air Line Atimnia Kansas City Ania New York Annas Memphis Ood Birmingham Os al Atlan Cincinnati St. Louis Air Air Ling Louisville Owe Emphis- pAtuy Ida Sa McDonoug V. Cochran Hawkinsville Jesup Une Wick Gen. Meron P Washing H. Hardington Vo Art Asst S Pass Age Oetlanta, Ga

Diamonds drive South Africa's dominant mine and US demand

The article states South Africa as the leading diamond mine region with annual exports around £3,000,000 and the United States as the top global market for diamonds. It notes 1,500 pounds of annual South African diamond exports worth over £3,000,000, 2,000 white and 20,000 native miners, and the long history of diamond cutting centered in Belgium.

South Africa United States India Brazil South Afrian Cape Kimberly England Spain Portugal Netherlands Belgium Burges Antwerp Amsterdam

Browns' Lion Bitters Promises Health For All

Valuable to women and to the sickly and overworked alike Browns' Tron Bitters claims to vanish backache and headaches, restore strength and a healthy glow to pallid cheeks. The remedy is touted as essential for homes and suitable for children and men.

Cultivate Kindness and Its Quiet Power

A short meditation on kindness describing it as more than amiability, demanding deliberate cultivation. It argues that kindness disarms prejudice, builds confidence, and guides others toward virtue, citing biblical and literary reflections while urging consistent gentle acts in church and home.

Wordsworth Angelus

Free Bottles Offer From T A Slocum For Lung Ailments

Advert says renowned New York chemist T A Slocum will mail three free bottles of his claimed cure for consumption and bronchial lung diseases to afflicted readers of the Gazette. It claims thousands cured and urges readers to write to 98 Pine Street, New York, and mention seeing the offer.

T. A. Slocum New York City M. D Pine Street New York

Wilful Blindness in the Face of Astronomy’s Grandeur

The passage extols the grandeur of the Creator shown through telescope discoveries and the precise movements of heavenly bodies. It argues that the ability to forecast celestial phases centuries ahead demonstrates an infinite mind guiding the universe.

One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed by Dr Wrerr

An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast effective remedy for all ages and severe cases. It claims quick relief and is endorsed by Dr W A Wrerr with favorable notes on its quality.

W. A. Wrerr

Fellowship With Christ as Life Shaping Power

The piece argues Fellowship with Christ is the power that forms Christ-likeness in all souls not a special grace. It compares human souls to coins bearing the king's image and inscription, implying every person can reflect the Eternal King within.

Christ Atlanta South

Gem lore on healing powers and charms

A 19th century survey lists believed curative and protective properties of gems. It claims agate quenches thirst and fevers, amber heals threat and swelling, cat's-eye wards off witchcraft, coral protects against storms, diamonds induce somnambulism, emeralds symbolize friendship, garnets promote health, onyx brings terror and nightmares, opals harm love, sapphires spur good deeds, and topaz prevents lung trouble and lends strength.

A Diet for Relieving Rheumatism

The article argues chronic rheumatism and related ailments stem from diet and lifestyle. It promotes a fruit and grain based regimen, abundant water, outdoor activity, daily exercise, a cool morning sponge, vigorous rubbing, and night joint packs as primary cures, noting uric acid as a key toxin. It warns the disease progresses and hastens aging and degeneration.

Bright

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Offered Worldwide

A long standing remedy for teething pain advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic and treating diarrhoea. Sold by druggists globally at 25 cents a bottle with a warning to ask for the specific brand.

Mrs. Winslow Mrs Winslow

Man Ends Life After Learning He Is His Own Grandfather

A Titusville man referred to as George H. M. killed himself after writing a letter detailing how he became his own grandfather through a web of marriages and relations. The note ends with the moral line Overcome evil with good. The piece promotes One Minute Cough Cure claiming it eases coughs and throat illnesses.

George H. M Titusville

Sail Powered Cars on the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad

The 1829 to 1830 sail powered motive power on the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad carried thirteen passengers and three tons of iron at ten miles per hour. A gale later tore away the sails and mast, sending the crew and equipment overboard as the cars were driven at fifteen miles an hour.

South Carolina and Georgia United States England

Kentucky druggist sued for damages over poison sale

A Kentucky druggist is sued for 10000 dollars in damages for selling poison to a young man who used it to kill himself. The suit is brought by the administrator of the suicide victim's estate.

Kentucky

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