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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1897
Page
3
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as unchanged for 50 years, noting the same plant and cures despite new lab methods. It argues that no improvement is possible because the product is the same authentic remedy and blood purifier trusted since Indian and Spanish eras.
The piece criticizes the ease of obtaining signatures for pardons and urges caution. It argues murderers should face full punishment to deter crime, noting sympathy should not override justice and condemns petition drives that could spare violent offenders.
A Georgian newspaper letter argues the U.S. House should not limit terms to two years, noting leaders like Crisp and Bailey rose from long service. It claims committees and seniority shape Congress and urges keeping experienced reps for effective district representation.
An amused professor ignores his wife and beds the children. She returns to find the quiet house with a cot child being undressed. The woman discovers the cot occupant is Johnny Green from next door, a mistaken bedtime mix up.
A passionate exhortation urging young men to value internal virtue over outward style. It urges independence, truthfulness, study, and spiritual faith, citing biblical examples and the call to live honorably, confront vice, and pursue wisdom. It ends with a call to action to work hard, endure, and seek God.
The advertisement claims consumption causes are in impure blood and promises a 98 percent cure with Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery. It boasts medical progress from telegraphs to cures and offers a free 1008 page adviser on payment of postage.
Mrs Della Creme laments adulterated food while Mr Reginald Creme voices a longing for reciprocal trust from their grocer. The brief dialogue captures mutual skepticism and dependence in a strained domestic moment.
A witty Chicago Record quip contrasts gendered writing traits. The joke notes women’s novels feature deadly sentimental male leads while men’s works present gentle obedient women, poking at literary stereotypes.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer can prevent hair whitening and hair loss. It promises restoration of natural color and appeals to readers with a moral metaphor about trials testing faith and true value of gold.
A Savannah woman donated $25,000 to a church with the condition that a suitable room be built in the basement to accommodate wheelmen and wheelwomen who wish to attend divine service.
The author urges strict adherence to the maxim to avoid doubt and mistrust. It cautions against relying on false assurances from dealers and notes Ponp's Extract does not substitute for careful judgment and proper verification.
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