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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
3
The Utica Globe comments on the yearly homecomings in many counties and towns. It highlights reunions with old friends, public addresses, and church services, and notes the melancholy of change while cherishing keepsakes from the past. It urges city residents to revisit their roots and relive boyhood moments.
A mangled diary of travel voice and tavern talk appears in a fragment from Kangas City Star. The veteran traveler boasts of sleeping in 87000 beds while a salty tavern keeper questions the hotel bed’s quality.
The faults of antique furniture lie in its need for space to be displayed properly. A piece occupying about twenty by eighty inches can only be appreciated when given adequate room.
A Radio Exchange note suggests one set of radio instruments can form a wireless line and multiple sets may not expand the net. The idea proposes government radio systems use the net to protect aviators and passengers in flight by preventing stray incursions into bad conditions, likening it to protective chicken netting for hens.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure-all for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming extensive customer testimony and urging readers to request a sample bottle by mail. A secondary item notes a Detroit boy hoards house keys and becomes the butt of schoolyard envy.
An annual week to clear accumulated rubbish should be permanent. Fire and health departments must issue civic edicts to curb inflammable trash. The fire service notes easier public obstruction than establishing a cleanup habit. Health risks from waste and dirt rival fire hazards.
The text argues that in a country town people rarely go hungry or lack work. Sleep is deep and restorative at night, while city life with constant traffic and crowds disrupts rest. It suggests small towns shield humanity from many urban misery factors.
Plain advice on building a simple durable home tailored to needs and environment. Emphasizes avoiding excess ornament, choosing a comfortable living space, and budgeting for practicality like a good-sized living room rather than a large library. Also includes unrelated garbled text about storage and winter preparations.
The Birmingham Age-Herald cites a dialogue line about cutting time, then promotes Cuticura Talcum with a price of 25¢, claiming the trio Soap Ointment and Talcum render other perfumes unnecessary. A stray note mentions toads returning to the old pond to mate and lay eggs.
An old advertisement touts Vacher Balm for colds croup and pains. It urges avoiding imitations and offers a sample by mailing BH W Vacher Inc New Orleans La.
Quote notes the paradox of many thriving individuals who deny luck shaped their rise, emphasizing self reliance and perseverance as key factors in achievement. The remark frames fortune as external while effort remains central to success.
A remark contrasts gendered attire with identity noting garments reflect female personality more than male, suggesting clothing exposes character in society.
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