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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
4
Edith and George share a tense silences as he begs a reply. She finally speaks of ambition to be famous and regrets his interruption, revealing a dramatic moment with a cigar and a sense of thwarted achievement.
An old column promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a proven remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissues, fights germ disease, eases inflammation, reduces cough, and aids sleep. Sample bottles are advertised at B. H. Gorrell's in Lexington, Virginia.
Three months in arrest allows creditors to seize and force debtors to work to pay obligations in Siam. If a debtor flees, his or his family may be held in slavery until the debt is canceled. Shaker Digestive Cordial is promoted as a simple, honest remedy with the formula printed on every bottle and sold by druggists from ten cents to one dollar.
Guide promotes prouder husbands by selecting wives clothes, urging bonnets, timely praise, special tokens, and respectful behavior. It cautions against meddling, demanding gentleness, financial restraint, and supportive acts during illness and hardship to foster an exceptional marriage.
A 19th century reflection argues inspiration and death arrive suddenly. It contrasts men guarding and women as life partners, praising female gentleness and persistence. The piece notes a woman's caress as the softest touch and claims generosity follows wealth, while riches come slowly to the generous.
Mrs Jacobs of Felton Delaware shared a dramatic recovery story after suffering severe illness with chest pain coughing and breathlessness. She credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with restoring strength, enabling basic chores, and saving her life.
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York invites sick persons to write for a specialist opinion at no charge. All correspondence is private and confidential.
Satirical notes describe supposed Chinese customs with exaggerated misreadings. Descriptions mention dining order dessert to ice, non hereditary titles, bows to empty chairs, spectacles removed before speaking to servants, seat order, head shakes as signs, tea etiquette, and health inquiries deemed impolite.
An early sale notice promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for eczema pimples rashes boils and rheumatism. It claims thirty years of testing thousands cured and offers a free bottle by mail from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia.
An editor advocates Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted preventive for bowel complaints. The piece states twenty years of use, urges keeping a bottle, notes potential to avoid a doctor, and offers a money back guarantee through B H Gorrell.
A humorous monologue describes various industry would be trusts by punning on hardware items. It notes glue, leather, rubber, wheel, starch and glass themes to illustrate cooperation and price effects. The piece uses playful personifications to critique market forces.
A reflective list outlines a boy’s aims to be polite to everyone and helpful at home. He vows to avoid bad company and language, keep clean, and speak civilly to others. He also resolves to learn from his parents and not presume superiority before exploring beyond home.
Swept by mountain breezes at 2800 feet above sea level, the Deer Park Hotel on the Baltimore and Ohio main line advertises en suite rooms with baths, electric lights, elevator, Turkish baths, two pools, golf, tennis, bowling, and livery. Delightful cottages for occupancy June 1st and hotel season June 23rd to September 30th. Rates and info via manager W. E. Burwell, Baltimore address until June 10th, then Deer Park, Garrett County, Md.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is the first to offer electric automobile service linked with passenger trains. After Washington, D C and Philadelphia on June first, the program expanded to Chicago from Grand Central Station. Cars feature luxurious seats and electric lighting, with conductors wiring ahead to have autos ready at destination when special service is requested.
L. E. Lindsay & Co offers galvanizing, tin roofing, cornices, skylights, gutters, spouting, and metal work. Mail orders attended to promptly with promised savings and satisfaction guarantee. Address given as Math Street near the Court House.
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