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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
7
Advert says Ayer's Hair Vigor keeps scalp clean and healthy destroying dandruff and promoting hair growth. Claims hair is kept soft and smooth, with no color change or harm to scalp. advises consulting a doctor.
A traveler in old coaching days asks the guard the coach name. The guard replies The Regulator, noting the joke that faster coaches pass by while this one crawls. The traveler agrees the name fits the slow pace of the journey.
Jerusalem with about 80 000 residents relies heavily on foreign travelers and residents. Non producers comprise about two thirds of the population and are sustained by international donations and commerce.
Tribute to the American sailor paints him as a clean thorough athlete who values hard work and fair play. He is modest in victory and quick to congratulate opponents, reflecting high personal standards and sportsmanship. The ad urges thrift in laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue.
A reflective excerpt cites Thoreau on speaking truth with love. It emphasizes that loving speech carries true sound while intellect is silent. The quote frames eloquence as emotional and ethical voice over analytical chatter.
An advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT and offers a money back guarantee via the druggist. The ad notes the price as 50 cents.
A fragment discussing how true companions bring out our best and awaken a music in the soul. Includes a sermon-like line by Rev Professor Henry Drummond. Ends with an advertisement for Mrs Winslow the soothing syrup for teething children.
Eve was restless in Eden with nothing to gossip about except snake tracks under the apple tree as reported by the Galveston News.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide and quinine tabs. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
Australia’s northern territory is the globe’s sole large unpeopled habitable land. It spans six times Victoria’s area, remains fertile, and is nourished by numerous splendid rivers, highlighting its potential and natural wealth.
Archaeological work at Cadiz reveals Phoenician tombs with new excavations yielding a fossilized skeleton. Discoveries include golden amulets rings and seals from the ancient necropolis.
The text urges pairing nourishment with wit and thought. It recommends saying something bright and paying compliments during meals. It suggests sharing a light anecdote to enjoy pleasant moments in everyday life at the table.
The passage extols pure unselfish love transforming perception and life. It states love centralizes a new center of love and light, giving the universe a new perspective and power through selfless devotion. The author attributes transformative, spiritual benefits to loving unselfishly.
The text notes spruce beer as a popular local beverage on the islands of St Pierre and Miquelon, especially among bank fishermen. It mentions likely introduction by neighboring Newfoundlanders and its long history of brewing in Newfoundland.
The fragment cites The Actor asking about poetry in motion and The Poet replying about work that moves from editor to editor in a Women's Home Companion item.
A reflective line from John Inglesant on steadfastness, noting the pressure of Christ's hand lingering in the palm as a symbol of enduring resolve and inviolable strength.
A brief historical note cites Robert Browning's line about untold thoughts stirring human breasts. The phrase appears as a compact quotation attributed to Browning without additional context or events.
A compact parental and elderly wisdom snapshot notes Coleridge on the value of children and aged people as consolations of humanity. The excerpt emphasizes the melancholy of a world without youth and the aged, framing affection across generations as essential to humanity.
W. F. Pipher & Co. advertise a large selection of second hand cars at bargain prices. Located at 1218 1220 S. Main St with phone Main 6531 F388.
Article notes that in animals a “murder” occurs through malice or passion not due to survival. It cites storks that kill flock members during migration when some refuse or cannot follow. An advertisement for Red Cross Ball Blue claims double value for money and extended use.
A Young Doctor in Honolulu notes general principles drive short hospital stays of about two weeks. Some patients improve, most worsen, yet few die. He praises resistance and criticizes current medical boards while an ad urges readers to write L B Rasmussen, Dept 6, Spring City, Utah about an auto tire lifespan claim from LIVE AGENTS.
A concise exhortation from Alexander McLaren urges readers to cultivate buoyant joy by recognizing the crowded kindnesses of God in everyday life. The message emphasizes gratitude as a daily practice and spiritual grounding.
Leadville Colorado based assayer and chemist offers specimen prices for gold silver lead and zinc or copper with options for mailing envelopes and full price on application. References arho nate National Bank.
A quotation emphasizes that good breeding means aligning conduct to the three social levels: superiors, equals, and those below us. The author reflects on disciplined behavior across ranks.
A Judge quotes a description of Squire Simmons as steady and windy like a winter snowstorm with strong, persistent wind but little sleighing, illustrating a robust yet workmanlike character.
You can get Allen's Foot Base free by writing Allen S. Olmitted Le Roy NY for a sample. It cures sweating hot swollen aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. A cure for corns ingrowing nails and bunions. All druggists sell it 25c. Don't accept any substitute.
Seven natives at Dacca India were convicted of swindling women by posing as having supernatural power to double money deposited with them in three days. The case highlights a fraudulent confidence scheme targeting locals.
In a curt confession the barber admits the boss fines him a quarter for a customer injury. The judge notes the payment and adds that the barber has won two dollars in this case.
A brief humorous quote from the Chicago Record-Herald ponders a prank involving Sam son wearing a wig and Delilah, reflecting light entertainment copy.
A solder alloy for aluminum is formed by twelve parts tin, two parts zinc, one part aluminum and one per cent sodium chlor ide. This composition makes aluminum easy to solder.
The passage notes the long standing debate among scholars and church doctors about angels on a needle's point. It highlights the era of scholastic decline from 1300 to 1450 A.D. as a period of futile argument and quibbling.
An Atchison Globe snippet opines on restraint of trade limits in household economy and notes a Lewis advertisement for Single Binder cigarettes as a quality value. The terse line questions conspiracy labels while promoting product branding.
A short witty remark by J. M. Barrie notes that a man’s second childhood begins when a woman gains influence over him.
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