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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1897
Page
10
Atlanta based Insurance claims to cost less than a $3,000 check from an Old Line Company. It promotes keeping funds in Southern trade with invested assets of $13,790 in state bonds and states every death claim has been paid in full and before due.
Numerous testimonials from residents of Barnesville Georgia praise Watts' Eczema Ointment for curing long standing skin ailments including eczema tetter and ringworm. Witnesses claim rapid healing after using one to three applications and express gratitude, urging others to try the preparation.
In this Cleveland Leader verse résumé a suitor named Roland wins Geraldine by flattering her mother. The ruse unfolds as other suitors court the daughter while Roland targets Ana the mother, arranging an elopement with another to secure the match.
In Crosbyville an Alfalfa hotel area fire trapped Captain Jaynes and Elizabeth Jaynes. Dee Horne risked his life guiding Elizabeth to safety through flames and smoke. He rowed them to safety, later earning the captain’s gratitude and a lasting friendship as the town forgave past feuds.
The Rev. Frank B. Vrooman claims he was frozen out of Chicago's People's Church pulpit and will direct a Klondike mining company, with a lineage tracing to Count Egmont. A Harvard and Oxford alumnus, he previously preached in Worcester and Elmira and faced theological disputes over the Trinity. The piece then shifts to a Civil War anecdote about General Nichols and a humorous exchange with a Louisiana servant.
A Washington Star report notes Oxford county Maine leads in spool production from white birch, with sawmills cutting logs into strips for rapid spool making. It highlights shoe peg factories, maple and birch usage, and a lumbering economy surrounding spools, pegs, and sawdust briquettes sold as fuel.
An Italian immigrant named Guazone, dubbed the wheat king, owns 66 270 acres in Buenos Aires province. His workers numbered by the thousand receive a share of profits, and his harvest fills over 8 000 railway trucks. Separately, Japanese theaters arrange rotating dress boxes to allow women to change outfits during performances.
The busiest period on the Atlantic cable runs from 10 to 19 in the forenoon with about 900 messages crossing the cable in each direction on average.
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