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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1898
Page
2
A testimonial from Joan G. of Macon Georgia praises Mother's Friend for reducing nausea headaches and fear during childbirth. The witness claims the product shortened labor time protected mother and baby and left women strong to resume duties after confinement.
An Atlanta based notice promotes The Bradfield Regulator Company offering a product at $1.00 per bottle, available in drug stores or by express. The company claims the item contains information of interest to all women and offers free delivery on request to any address.
A New York seed study compared 1000 grains of large and small seed wheat. Large seed yielded more panicles and greater straw and grain, nearly doubling straw and quadrupling grain. The article covers weed control, pasture management, butter substitutes, sparrow moth control, irrigation value, essential plant elements, manure, ash quality, fall plowing, and fertilizer value.
New York chemist T A Slocum offers three free bottles of his claimed cure for consumption and lung diseases to readers of The Gazette. He touts a personal religious duty and a proven track record, with testimonials from laboratories in America and Europe.
Catarrhal and pulmonary troubles lead to consumption and uninterrupted consumption means death. Do not delay. Write T. A. Slocum M D 98 Pine Street New York with express and post office address and the free medicine will be sent promptly. Tell the Doctor you saw his offer in The Gazerre.
Edward W. Bok argues in the October Ladies' Home Journal that rural life fuels national brain power. He asserts the country offers broader views, warns against city elites disparaging rural life, and says the backbone of the land rests in farms and backcountry communities.
The article explains a brine method to preserve eggs for a year. Use three gallons of water with half a pint of lime and one pint of salt, drop eggs gently to avoid cracking, ensure they sink then nearly float, and keep eggs in fresh brine in airtight jars or vessels.
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