Reflecting on Faults and Perceptions at Church
The remark notes that self examination reduces focus on others faults and the homeliest woman at church may still be the finest in appearance.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The remark notes that self examination reduces focus on others faults and the homeliest woman at church may still be the finest in appearance.
The notice claims pimples on the face and body indicate sluggish impoverished blood and warn of eczema boils blisters and other skin disorders. It promotes S S S as the great vegetable blood purifier with no minerals or chemicals and offers free medical advice via Medical Director 105 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
A neighbor asks the geologist’s seven year old about her pet. The girl offers humorous and cryptic nicknames from family terms to describe the cat, ending with a simple affectionate label. A Boston Transcript quote highlights playful misnaming by different family members.
An advertisement touts Cuticur Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It pledges economical convenience and mentions it as part of the Cuticur Toilet Trio with Soap and Ointment. A second paragraph offers wry maxims about trouble ambition and storytelling.
A veteran wearing an American Legion button debates the Louvre’s value with a youth at a city library steps. The scene blends art talk and superstition with notes on unlucky number 13 and life choices, then shifts to a humorous vignette about restraint and manners in a New York Central Magazine style.
Two afternoon frocks worn by Harriet Gustin showcase Paris designs. The brown satin gown features an accordion plaited voile skirt in Belgian blue with silk embroidery, while a black satin gown with blue gray plaid brocade overdress demonstrates long lines and refined brocade detailing.
Rich and charming matched sets emerge as autumn style trends. Designers pair hats with scarves or smocks and durable companions, showcasing black satin embroidery and intricate imagery with birds among flowers. Ribbons velvet and duvetyn fabrics drive new bag designs to match hats in a rising vogue for ornate millinery and accessories.
A church lesson outlines Proverbs 24 verses 19 to 21 and 29 to 35, warning against winebibbing and gluttony. It details the woes of intoxication including poverty, remorse, quarrels, wounds, red eyes, and moral perversion, urging abstinence and noting ultimate spiritual consequences.
The fragment discusses melancholy skewing perception toward gloom. It notes how beauty becomes a grim skull through a somber lens, reflecting a pessimistic view attributed to Bovee.
A compact quoted note on speech versus thought from Delany in Surface Christianity and W. O. Holmes. It contrasts inner thoughts with outward words and suggests restraint in speech.
The piece notes rational behavior in panic, warns against forcing markets, and observes wartime price declines. It cites clothing and textiles reduced production, with cautions on mass cancellations and delayed supply. It ends recalling theater exit guidance and urging calm.
Peat is widely used as fuel in northern Europe and as fertilizer in the United States. It yields Europe gas and by products, serves as absorbent and substitute in dressings, and acts as stable litter. In the U S peat is valued for fertilizer filler, stock feed, and soil improvement due to nitrogen content and mechanical effects. Black peat is preferred for fertilizer due to higher nitrogen and density.
The city of San Salvador, capital of Salvador, endures earthquakes and eruptions from Izalo volcano. The cinder-covered peak, about 6000 feet high, rises from the Santa Ana range, with periods of dormancy, smoke, steam, and occasional flames. Known locally as a lighthouse for the Central American coast, Izalo remains a looming danger.
London Panch cites an American newspaper claiming grafting tomato shoots onto potato plants can yield above ground fruit with underground roots. The article, however, does not clarify whether the plant should be called pomato or to tato.
The first literary efforts of Maeterlinck met failure as his fret book of poems gained no recognition. He was forced to print twenty five copies of his fret play and distribute them freely among friends.
A fragment quotes remarks about Owens calling him a human dynamo and notes skepticism about his ability to work and pay bills. The dialogue highlights tension over responsibility and capacity.
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