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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
3
A brief fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes playful banter about soap labeled as beastly and dog soap, mentioning Henry in a light domestic exchange and reflecting period newspaper humor.
Gude's Pepto Mangan is praised as a gradual iron rich tonic to restore vitality happiness strength in run down people. It is sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms and has been used by physicians for thirty years to rebuild health.
A playful quarrel unfolds when he forgets to bring bonbons bouquets and theater tickets, while she recalls his ardent declaration of love as the core memory. The exchange centers on remembered affection and missing tokens in a light domestic moment.
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Vader Balm for burns boils cuts corns piles or soreness anywhere. It warns against imitation products and directs readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
The quote notes that for 6,000 years, men have constructed assembly halls yet still face unresolved acoustic issues. It reflects a long-standing engineering struggle across eras with emphasis on sound in public spaces.
Edith receives a humorous remark about her sweet voice as a playful aside about buying candy, noting a past six months’s indulgence totaling about sixty pounds. The exchange centers on appetite, humor, and personal cost.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for relief from colds headaches toothache neuralgia rheumatism and general pain. It notes safe use when following directions and highlights the Bayer Cross as proof of genuine, physician prescribed aspirin for over twenty one years.
In a brief society note, Madge pushes for a larger diamond purchase while her husband opposes the idea. A wry exchange frames the domestic mood as Boston Tran reports a dialogue about jewelry and budget limits.
Send worn shoes to The Kenton Shoe Hospital a small factory offering parcel post repairs. Expert shoemakers with leather goods skills renew soles and heels and return items quickly in near new condition from 1001 1009 Market St Chattanooga Tenn.
A brief reminder urges readers to periodically assess personal habits. It emphasizes steady self examination as a practical discipline and suggests small, consistent adjustments over time.
A well known local figure faces public attention as questions arise about his knowledge and claims. Community members weigh the evidence and role in ongoing discussions.
Advice from the Kansas City Star urges starting home plans long before construction. Collect clippings and notes to shape the design, decide on features like center halls or sun rooms, and allow the architect’s preliminaries to rest before rushing to build. Too hasty action leads to regrets later.
Twenty five million trees have been distributed in five years from Canada's forest nursery at Indian Head Saskatchewan and planted across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Since 1901 the program has grown from few hundred thousand yearly to about five million annually and rising. Towns villages and farmers plant trees for shade beauty windbreaks and shelter for stock and crops. Women in western Canada have shown notable interest in the movement.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch writer argues that crowded city sections resemble centers of misery with crowded tenements and little space for movement. He contrasts urban hardship with country life, praising nature’s free gifts as relief from overcrowded environments.
Painting enhances charm and harmony with surroundings as leaves unfold and blossoms bloom. It preserves wood, keeps out moisture, and blocks summer heat rays. A good paint covering lengthens building life and boosts farmstead attractiveness, signaling neighbors well cared for property.
Lady Astor MP opened an exhibition on American Architecture at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London and argued that no architect should plan a family house unless married with three children and he should submit plans to his wife.
A reflective note urges intense effort and unwavering desire to pursue a worthy purpose. It stresses concentrating on achievable ambitions, determining what to give up, and persistently striving until goals are met.
A fragment recalls a girl kissing a man for each star seen and laments old courting rites with a crude idea of whacking a girl on the head. The note hints at a historical curiosity about origins alongside a modern ad urging readers to beat the Boll Weevil and buy Angus cattle from Sanford & Rich of Mocksville, North Carolina.
Brief dialogue exchanges reveal Reggie declaring madness when apart from Dolly and Dolly replying with a playful line about absence and memory. The light mood centers on flirtatious banter and mutual teasing.
An Indianapolis man working indoors for long hours creates a two foot long Chinese pipe with brass knob and shaped bowl. After finishing and smoking a tobacco filled pipe, he collapses unconscious from fumes and is revived by his wife. He keeps the pipe as a wall ornament.
Advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp, then rub spots with dant drus, shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming daily use as toilet preparations yields clear skin and white hands.
Jenkins, after browsing a store, spots a sovereign on the floor. A glove falls on it but cannot be retrieved. A shopwalker distracts with squid glue offer, and Jenkins flees before attempting a third retrieval.
A sharp critique argues many health ills stem from physicians prioritizing income over patient care. The claim frames medical ethics as driven by financial incentives rather than medical necessity.
An observation on valor notes that true heroes often work quietly behind the scenes, filling essential duties that sustain others, even when not in the spotlight.
The adage suggests that stretching imagination rarely reconciles two opposing ends. It argues suspicion only arises when provoked by motive or occasion.
A Chicago Journal excerpt depicts five year old Roslyn walking with her father on Drexel Boulevard. She explains the noisy clicking from her high arches and buckles, calling them godashes and collegie, revealing a playful child’s world.
The millionaire packer founder of Armour and company rode through the country with the late Jim Hill. Armour looked at a herd and quipped that one bite was for the reader and the next for himself.
A concise reflection noting that many individuals feel capable of outperforming others in roles they do not hold. It suggests universal skepticism toward expertise and hints at the pull of self assurance in professional tasks.
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