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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
2
In Sweden, large family estates, some over six centuries old, are being broken up into smaller plots and cottages. Officials say modern economic conditions render large estates unprofitable, prompting the land redistribution.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily skin cleansing healing and scenting essentials for a complete toilet table.
A speaker muses on the gloom of winter and the impact of sunlight. He comments on a transparent dress and its effect between him and the golden rays, noting that winter is near.
Roanoke Virginia advertisement offers big commission to take orders for Germany produced jockeyer music alarm clocks. Company name Woods & Co. lists Box 111 for inquiries and orders.
A humorous vignette shows a freshman asking how the senior became a great speaker. The senior replies by recalling his start addressing envelopes as the first small step toward public speaking.
Advertises Balsam of Myrrh in three sizes for cuts burns bruises sores mosquito bites and bee stings. Includes urging to wait for relief and implies benefits will come to those who persist.
A historical note claims a salve called Dead Shot can expel worms or tapeworms, countering the belief that complete removal is impossible. An advertisement at 372 Pearl Street in New York hints at barber services encouraging dyeing hair young.
Sunday lesson outlines the Wise Men seeking Jesus, Herod's fear, and the discovery of Jesus by the Magi. It emphasizes that true wisdom leads to the Savior, God's Word endures, and divine providence guides events from Bethlehem to Egypt. The text contrasts worldly luxury with spiritual priorities and notes gifts given to Joseph and Mary.
A garbled line of verse appears to reflect time and service interruption with obscure names and phrases. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures to form a full news item.
Fragmentary note discusses purityand simplicity as guiding virtues. The text appears as a moral aphorism or personal reflection, with antiquated phrasing suggesting a historical or religious context and unclear attribution.
A brief moral note urges immediate repentance and confession after a wrong deed. The text emphasizes accountability and turning toward virtue, urging readers to own actions and seek forgiveness.
A small rubber lined pocket for travelers and a pretty wall case are shown. Cretonne lining and ribbon cloth decorate the pocket which folds into an envelope shape with compartments for washrag comb and toothbrush. A powder puff or soap pocket sits under the flap. The wall case uses a cardboard base covered in silk cretonne or crepe. It hangs on a wall via a back hole and suits both men and women.
Lovers of beauty welcome lifelike roses made from crepe paper with gray basket woven from paper rope. They mimic natural roses in three shades and may be lightly painted with watercolors, a valued gift from one woman to another.
A collection of domestic tips on efficiency and cooking from the period. It covers storage ideas like a wheeled tray for the kitchen, laundry care with borax, and simplifying baking with prepped ingredients. It also includes fruit and pie tips, tea accompaniments, and various seasonal recipes such as One Egg Plum Cake Bean Porridge Apricot Sponge and Chocolate Bread Pudding with step by step instructions.
Children can make a desk set using a beaverboard base covered with a colored blotter. A strip of ollcloth is tacked over one end and the opposite corner remains uncovered. Two Ollcloth pieces form blotter and pen wiper covers and Mother Goose scenes decorate the fabric.
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