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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1897
Page
11
The Meeting closed at the Methodist church on Sunday evening and drew a large crowd. The gatherings are described as productive and beneficial, with many people blessed and Barnesville hailed as a better community for these meetings. The season is seen as one of rejoicing.
Miss Claud Huff of Tennille arrived Saturday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H Huff. Dr W F Connally, after time with his mother, returned to Jacksonville Fla to resume practice. Miss Maude Pattillo returned from Tennille Friday. Corinne Searson left Barnesville after visiting Zebuton relatives. HawKinsville’s Thomas C Peters Jr. registered at Matthews Hotel. Col Claud Estes of Macon stopped in, a leading Central city lawyer. Julius W Gresham of Macon came by Sunday and Monday. James McRae of Brunswick registered at Matthews Hotel Monday. Claud Henderson and Jim Jenkins visited Milner Sunday.
The article describes a brown cloth youth coat with velvet collar and embroidered edging, box-plaited back, diagonally cut fronts, leather belt with buckle, and appropriate sleeve shaping. Fabric options include faced cloth and cheviot with decorative braids, lace, or embroidery. pattern No. 9279 fits ages 2 to 5 years in four sizes, priced 25 cents.
Fashion notes from The Delineator describe jet passementerie panels and silk braids on skirts and two piece suits. It highlights plaid failles, foulards with floral motifs in heliotrope and greens, gros de Tours color medleys, plain silk soyeux taffeta, and a yellow chiffon hat with bluet wings and pompons. Trimmings include mohair braid sets for basques, frogs like bands, and decorative leaves on a black sailor hat with roses and lace accents.
Poor blood shows in pale cheeks white lips weak digestion and exhaustion. A doctor calls it emia and notes summer weakness. Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites is advertised as a summer friendly food medicine to strengthen weak diges tion and enrich the blood. Scott & Fowne New York offer it for sale at five cents and one dollar by druggists.
Atlanta physician O Henley Snider offers fifteen years of mail and express medical services for chronic diseases. Treatments priced at five dollars per month and ten dollars for cancer removal. claims quick, painless cures without knives, with confidential service and stamps requested.
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