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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1890
Page
4
Rev T DeWitt Talmage urges kindness as defense against slander and as a method to win skeptics and sinners. He cites scripture and real examples, praising gentle words over bitter retorts while urging practical kindness to heal quarrels, convert skeptics, and ease life’s stresses.
A feminine writer argues the idea that women ruin men financially or by extravagance is preposterous. She says most women lack motive and would not destroy a husband. Men often claim ruin and shirk responsibility, preferring tragic notions over admitting weakness. Ladies' Home Journal
The article highlights Hetty Green as a leading American financier, detailing her $3,000,000 inheritance grown to about $15,000,000, her control of real estate and railroad assets, and her independent management style. It also mentions her plain dress and limited social involvement, portraying her as the wealthiest married woman in the country.
A critical essay argues Americans should value originality over deference to rank. It contrasts hereditary privilege with a modern republic, praising common sense, independence, and the social vitality found among ordinary people. The piece defends criticism, variety of talent, and the clash of independent minds.
physicians report surprising results with Botanic Blood Balm BBB in treating ulcers and scrofulous sores. testimonials from H L Cassidy of Kennesaw Georgia and J H Morris of Pine Bluff Arkansas praise rapid improvements after other doctors failed. includes anecdotal claims of hair and health benefits.
Copyright 18m All on one side the offer that's made by the pro rotors of Dr Sage's Catarrh remedy. It's 500 reward for an incurable case of Catarrh no matter how bad or how long standing. They mean what they say they're responsible and the offer has been made for years. It's safe for them too they know you'll be cured. Remedy sold by druggists 50 cents.
A sequence of reader testimonials from Lehigh Missouri and Dodge City Kansas praise Prickly Ash Bitters as a cure for malaria and incurable ailments. Frank Griggsby claims dramatic weight gain and restored health after three months of use, while others credit the product with revival from chronic illness and personal recovery.
The passage denounces promiscuous use of laxatives and drastic cathartics describing painful wrenching convulsions and weakened bowels. It urges Hustetter's Stomach Bitters as a painless alternative beneficial to stomach bowels and liver, advising early use to prevent chronic constipation.
A collage of ad copy and weathered phrases. It touts Smith's Tonic Syrup from Louisville to cure chills and fever when quinine fails, claiming safety and reliability. Other lines promote soaps, dyes, worm candy, and cures for catarrh with various attributions and blurbs.
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