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Dawson County Advertiser

Location

Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1937

Page

7

Household Hints on Cooking Sewing and Cleaning

Practical tips advise correcting overly salty dishes with a pinch of coarse brown sugar. Avoid long basting threads to prevent holes. Suggest oiled silk for bathroom curtains in many colors. Recommend mending chamois gloves with fine wool to prevent tearing. Clean windows with cold starch for shine. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.

Associated Newspapers WNU

Great Men Inspire Humanity Through Their Lives

A reflection on how the lives of eminent individuals serve as enduring teachers for humanity, illustrating virtue, courage, and lasting impact.

Fowler

Night reflections and old temptations at Marshes party

Ellen lies awake after a social evening filled with memories of Jerry and Kezia while Kezia uses charm to ensnare men. Ellen prays for a future with Jerry and frets over his attention and her unspoken longing.

Kezia Marsh Returns Home In Corinth Family Ties

Kezia Marsh arrives in Corinth to a warm welcome from mother Fluvanna and sister Margery. Hugh, now working at the steel plant, drives her home as family tensions unfold with Dorrie and Ellen Pendleton while secrets and engagements loom among neighbors and friends.

Ellen Marshes Jerry Kezia Hugh Margery Will Platt Roerich Gallery Art Williams Corrie Pras Kezia Marsh Corinth Marsh Fluvanna Kezzias Dorrie Doc Hiller Fluvanna Marsh Jim Ellen Pendleton Cam Lizzie

Henrietta Johnson America’s first woman painter

The article notes Henrietta Johnson as America’s first woman painter, active ca 1707 to 1720 in Charleston South Carolina. She never married and died March 9 1728. Her pastel portraits include Col William Rhett and other colonial officers, with few surviving works commanding high prices for rarity and historic value.

Johnson Henrietta Johnson America St. Philip’s Church Charleston S. C Carolina Col William Rhett Lords Proprietors Steve Bonnet Rhett South Carolina Europe

Lots of Variety in Crocheted Edgings Pattern 1300

Pattern 1300 offers dainty crocheted edgings for collars cuffs lingerie towels sheets and napkins with tatting like tops. Beginners can follow the simple directions plus illustrations and material lists. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY with name and address.

Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York N. Y

The Road of Truth and Beauty Conveyed by Quote

Feodor Chaliapin proclaims there is one road to beauty, the road of Truth. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted as a tonic aiding women for nearly 70 years. Ady.

Feodor Chaliapin Mask

Fatigue Forgotten On the Day of Victory

An Arab proverb notes that fatigue vanishes on the day victory is achieved, implying triumph brings unexpected energy and resolve. The saying frames victory as a moment of renewed vigor and purpose.

Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Relief for Coughs

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a quick remedy for chest colds and bronchial trouble. It claims relief from the first bottle and urges readers to try Creomulsion immediately.

Joley Foley

Springtime turmoil fills Fluvanna home with Kezia

Kezia's constant activity brings chatter and noise to the house while Fluvanna struggles to adjust. Margery reports illness in her family and asks for help with two young boys. Millie Jennings visits as Baby recovers, and the line ends with a request to take the children out in the car.

Kezia Fluvanna Margery Michael Will Will Platt Millie Jennings Baby

Typhoid Mary: The life of Mary Mallon in New York

The story traces Mary Mallon known as Typhoid Mary through her origin in Ireland to New York where she worked as a cook. It recounts Soper's discovery of her role in outbreaks and her repeated confinement and eventual death at age sixty six after years of semi imprisonment on North Brother Island.

Congress City New York Hugh New York City Mary Mallon Westchester Long Island George Soper Municipal Health Service Mary North Brothers Island

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