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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
3
A Columbia column urges readers to seek help for health collapse and depression. It describes suffering pains, loss of appetite, and weakness, framing the advice as crucial guidance for those feeling blue and discouraged.
Fashion notes praise practical chic in knitted outerwear with sturdy, long wearing coats. Describes double breasted wool coats, fox fur collars, plaid effects, and new sleeve shapes. Highlights pile fabrics, tan brushed wool, and spring trends including fur trim and bold color contrasts.
January 27 lesson outlines Israelite escape from Egypt at the Red Sea, with God leading by cloud and fire. It details Pharaoh’s pursuit, the parting of the sea, and the subsequent destruction of the Egyptian army, followed by the Israelites’ Song of Triumph and future fulfillment in Revelation.
A Presbyterian Record reflection notes that giants appear as Israel moves forward and that turning back into the wilderness finds none, warning against hindrance when pursuing duty.
A concise devotional line notes that joy in the Lord strengthens the soul and sustains duty with noble pleasure, reflecting on spiritual nourishment and steadfast faith.
A compact quotation noting that people argue over religion yet fear confrontation with the Hive, reflecting a tense conflict between belief and the alien authority in the era's narrative. The line echoes resistance themes and the cost of ideological loyalty.
A short quotation asserts that love and skill together yield a masterpiece, credited to Charies Resde, reflecting a craftsman’s philosophy on workmanship and passion.
An old advertisement promotes Cheney's Expectorant as a ready aid for mothers when children face colds croup quinsy and throat troubles. It claims early use stops attacks and saves hours of worry, noting the product has served families for over sixty years and is sold by druggists and merchants.
An English custom is contrasted with American practice by a speaker who prefers asking Are you there as the opening of a telephone call. The exchange notes the ritual of starting conversations and whether to say Hello versus a direct question about the other’s presence.
A vivid advertisement invites women readers to dye or tint worn garments and drapery. It promises revival of old textiles by refreshing color and appearance.
An advertisement touts a 15 cent Diamond Dyes package with simple directions for dyeing or tinting fabrics. It urges choosing any color at the drug store and claims even beginners can refresh worn items.
A London bus driver dismisses a passing Japanese gentleman’s street crossing, then mentions Mah Jong and urges him to hurry. The brief exchange captures a moment of cultural miscue and casual urban humor in a city scene.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets at 10 cents a box for liver and bowels with claims to cure roughness, constipation, headache, and indigestion. The note references a fine family tree remark about later generations being in the shade.
The notice touts a "break fast room" as part of the kitchen and promotes Roman Eye Balsam claiming overnight eye infection healing. It directs readers to ask druggists for ib-cent jars or send to 872 Pearl 81, N. Ado, suggesting consumer excitement with safety as a selling point.
Advise use of Fletcher's Castoria for over 30 years to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in infants and children. It calms feverishness and aids digestion through gentle stomach and bowel regulation without opiates. authentic product bears its signature.
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