Think I Think a Lie Poem Reexamines Belief and Bias
A reflective poem recalls youth and shifting views on guilt friendship and honesty. It questions the integrity of leaders preachers doctors and editors while noting personal growth and lingering doubt about what the speaker thinks and says.
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Toaster
Leo
Lso
Hills of Glenloch All Day Singing Near Goshen
An all day singing is planned at Goshen near Glenloch on the fourth Sunday in June and open to all singers. The piece urges correcting misaddressed notices from Roopville route 1 misnaming Rev and Mrs G N Aderholdt as Mr and Mrs. G N Aderholdt noting the preacher farmer distinction. Local social updates follow with visits and shoppers among Mrs Bessie Howard Miss Pearl Brown and others.
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Goshen
Glenloch
Roopville
Route 1
G. N. Aderholdt
Tom Spearman
Mra
Miles Brown
Bessie Howard
Miss Pearl Brown
Clara Bowden
Mrs. Taylor
Willie B. Yarbrough
Misa Pearl Brown
Mississippi letter from Nugent Carroll county boy
The writer in Nugent Mississippi reports a poor farming spring the lumber industry drives export from the coast and notes the unveiling of Jefferson Davis gate. He mentions the Davis home used as a soldiers home with 250 inmates and three inmate weddings since Christmas. He places the location between Gulfport and Biloxi facing the coast.
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Linfield
Davis Home
Gulfport
Bilex
J, Ia. Davir
Remedy for rheumatism by topical liniment
The article asserts most chronic muscular rheumatism responds to external application of Chamberlain's Liniment rather than internal medicine. It claims relief with liberal use and notes a price of 35 cents per bottle.
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Vesta
Chamberlain
Dallas Man Goes Back to Work After Illness
W. J. Camp of Dallas Georgia recovers from months of stomach trouble and skin sores after using Palgett's Indian Herb Juice. He reports improved liver function appetite and sleep after two bottles and credits the product with restoring his health.
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W. J. Camp
Dallas
Georgia
Ifo
Aevial
Palgett
Unturs
William M. Casey Dies at 37 in Faith and Family Circle
William M. Casey born July 12 1882 died May 7 1920. He joined the M. E. church early and left seven children eight including a faithful wife. In illness he spoke of incorruption and resurrection faith while comforting mourners and hoping for eternal reunion in the city of the redeemed.
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William M. Casey
M. EE
Grandpa
How Is Your Complexion Aimed at Health Advice
A health note advises women to improve beauty with baths diet and exercise and warns that dull yellow skin and flabby flesh may signal indigestion or a sluggish liver. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a corrective remedy and mentions legal blanks at the office.
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