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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1895
Page
2
Prominent Roanoke school offers European American teachers and a full course. Highlights include art and music advantages and its nationwide appeal with students from twenty States. President W A Harris, D 10. Roanoke.
The narrative describes lynching rumors and a coroner’s inquest, followed by multiple town incidents. Conflicts include gunplay, a nose-pulling altercation, a saloon dispute with gunfire, and a restaurant brawl. The piece closes with a satirical jab at a rival paper and an endorsement for Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Shikers offered a free bottle of Digestive Cordial at their New York office, drawing a large crowd. Many who received the free sample returned to buy more, reporting superior relief from stomach troubles compared with other medicines. Laxot Castor Oil is now palatable enough that children lick the spoon clean.
The St Louis Republic argues the Agriculture Department understates this year's corn yield. Private estimates are higher, with speculation of a national production near 1.86 billion bushels though government data show Pedidos. It notes September condition at 96.8 and harvest yield around 27.57 bushels per acre with acreage about 107.8 million acres.
A spinster recounts a lifelong heartbreak from a failed engagement with Tom. Years of longing end when she discovers her letters mail sent by her brother Robert, revealing the misdelivery that shattered their relationship and left her to endure loneliness. The tale warns against entrusting love letters to casual intermediaries.
A brief humorous exchange recalls nostalgia as a narrator jokes about hunger and remarkable musical talent. The Woman responds by offering an ax to chop wood, signaling a rustic, old time mood.
A quote notes the unfairness that in poker, the cautious player with cold feet often lacks funds for a vacation, highlighting the contrast between risk avoidance and travel affordability.
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