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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
3
Mrs Wolcott describes severe illness from calomel and bilious headaches. A cousin recommended Dodson's Liver Tone and she reports rapid facial fullness, weight gain, and renewed energy. She says the product relieves biliousness constipation and headaches and is available from druggists with a guarantee.
Seismologist from Stanford University asserts that good engineering and construction keep American skyscrapers safe during earthquakes.
The lesson recounts Jethro meeting Moses after Israel's deliverance at Mount Sinai. Jethro brings Moses' family, blesses the Lord, and approves worship. He warns Moses against overwork and prescribes a system of shared judges over thousands to tens, with selected rulers and God fearing truth tellers. Moses accepts the plan and appoints the judges.
A reflection on Jesus growing in silence and unseen work. The highest service may be prepared in humble surroundings through patient, unrecorded duties as the Son of God grew strong.
The quote proclaims that the sole remedy for indolence is work, for selfishness is sacrifice, and for unbelief is to cast off doubt by doing Christ's bidding. It emphasizes active faith through action and service.
After many years women cyclists have returned to competition in England attracting about 12 000 spectators at a recent race meet.
The Constantinople cemetery is described as a colorful social hub with shady cypress trees flower beds winding paths and refreshment peddlers. Maids take charges there for outings officers mingle with city belles and a Ramadan class may be held there. Toward twilight it is portrayed as a garden of Aphrodite for lovers.
Scientists uncover 2000 year old burial site near the Atlantic in Broward County Florida. An 85 foot idol made of sea mangrove and shell carved features suggest a female figure. The mound lies about 500 yards from the ocean on a high site near early white settlements.
An amateur driver crashes his car and, after being rescued from the wreck, asks a doctor for help. The physician replies he is a veterinary surgeon, prompting the driver to admit he was foolish to try operating the machine. The humor hinges on the vet treating a human patient.
The readable line shows a dialogue fragment about Dora and an announcer, with one party saying they tuned him out. The context and full identity are not provided.
Faced with dwindling demand for coal, Ruhr district operators employ every economy method available to reduce expenses and maintain operations.
The Westminster Gazette reports a Bush House exhibition in Strand W C showcasing handicrafts by blind women some deaf and dumb. The dresses, praised in Paris and London salons, are sold by retailers in Rue de La Paix Bond Street Regent Street and Oxford Street. Each girl handles all garment stages from yarn to final piece, earning higher wages. 800 to 400 garments are produced weekly.
Cortlandt Bleecker joked at a wedding breakfast in Lenox that most are disappointed in love after marriage. He quipped that marriage marks the start of a woman’s life and the end of a man’s, noting marriages are made in heaven yet brimstone matches exist. He added that marriage gets easier after the first fifty years and that choosing a spouse matters little since you’ll still find another person.
Analysts estimate total U S railroad investment will reach 24 billion dollars by end of 1926, the largest amount in any industry. An improvement bill of 750 million dollars is planned for railroads in 1926 as traffic is expected to be the heaviest in history.
Comic puns mix in a page of circus chatter with Dill offering a two heads joke and Gill delivering a sharp line about finding work. The brief exchange spotlights lighthearted banter as entertainers tease roles and opportunities.
A terse, fragmentary line differentiates bonehead as a hard headed insult from pudding head as a milder term. No identifiable people, places, or events are present.
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