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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
3
An essay contrasts the sturdy moral chain of humane reformers with the weak links of personal fault. It argues that many ignore deep thinking, undervalue virtue, and cling to self-esteem while neglecting duties to improve others and the world.
A reflective verse about character over appearance urging genuine action over talk. It emphasizes living true to values in work, payment, effort, and perseverance, asserting that character defines judgment more than words.
In a school service a prankish Smiley disrupts with caricatures and jokes. The next day an old college friend, now a theater manager, considers Smiley for a comedy part but Mrs. King insists Smiley’s tragic flair would not suit the play.
Mrs Alexander King attends a lawn party with her son John when Mr Smiley sabotages a camp stool. A frightened cry follows as a visiting Frenchwoman falls victim to the joke. Later Mrs King attends her husband’s friend’s funeral, ushered to a pew out of respect.
The piece advocates plain wholesome family meals with fruit and vegetables, light meat portions in warm weather, and rest days. It provides basic recipes including baked chicken in milk, a simple batter for gem pans, and a fruit cream dessert with jelly and whipped cream.
Mrs. J. B. Holleman of Greenville Texas endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after relief from nervous sleepless days. The ad claims the remedy has aided women from girlhood to mid age and is sold by druggists nationwide.
Advertises California Fig Syrup as a pleasant laxative for bilious feverish sick or constipated children. It claims to sweeten the stomach start the liver and bowels without cramping or narcotics and warns to ask for the genuine product with directions printed on the bottle to avoid imitation.
The article notes Queen Victoria as the pro fessor of a monumental book, the largest ever published. It stood 18 inches thick and weighed 63 pounds, compiling jubilee addresses of congratulations.
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