The Greedy Slave Quote by Herrick
A line from Robert Herrick presents the idea that a person who covets more remains a slave forever portraying desire as a lasting bondage.
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Evermore
Herrick
Dawson County Advertiser in Dawsonville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
6
Why Adlerika Cleanses Constipation Quickly
A dated health warning touts Adlerika as a fast acting laxative solution. It claims twelve to twenty four hour delays cause gas indigestion and sleepless nights. The product allegedly uses seven cathartic ingredients for a two hour relief and is endorsed by doctors and druggists for 35 years.
Reading aids eye health says Harvard doctor urges regular exams
Dr Theodore L Terry of Harvard Medical School advised readers to maintain adequate illumination and use glasses when needed while continuing to read and watch movies. He urged periodic eye exams every two to three years to detect disease early and noted eye health can reveal other illnesses such as kidney disorders and tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore L Terry
Harvard Medical School
Terry
Hayfever A Product Of Civilization Says A Scientist
Dr. R P Wodehouse of Arlington Chemical addressed the American Institute in New York warning hayfever is a by product of civilization. He linked ragweed to soil disturbance and urban development and said allergy results from modern environment rather than innate weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Wodehouse
Arlington Chemical Company
American Institute of New York City
Dr. Wodehouse
Hayfever
Wodehouse
Ground Fire Found Bad Medicine for West's White Pine
E F Rapraeger of the U S Forest Service reports fire harms western white pine in Idaho timberlands seen by Lewis and Clark. He notes three harm paths from even mild ground fires including understocking decay and excessive branching lowering timber value. Complete protection from infancy to maturity is needed for high quality pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. F. Rapraeger
U. S. Forest Service
Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Rapraeger
Uncommon American Woman Who Modeled Lincoln from Life
Vinnie Ream of Wisconsin born 1847 rose from copying at the post office to become the first and only artist to sculpt Lincoln from life. At sixteen she won the commission, spent hours with Lincoln in the White House, and her statue was unveiled in 1871 in the Capitol rotunda. She later married Lieut. Richard L. Hoxie and died in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Capitol
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Vinnie Ream
Wisconsin
West
Post Office
Clark Mills
Lincoln
White House
Congress
Capitol
Winnie Ream
Richard L. Hoxie
America
Harvard Study Claims New Matter Bolsters Hemophilia clotting
Harvard researchers Dr. Arthur J. Patek Jr. and Dr. F. H. L. Taylor report a brown gray mass extracted from blood can quicken clotting in hemophilia. The substance, linked to prothrombin, may be a novel clotting factor found in normal plasma and altered in hemophiliacs. Further identification is underway.
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New York
Harvard University
Arthur J. Patek, Jr
F. H. L. Taylor
Covadonga
Spain
Science
Harvard
Barbecued Camel in Early American Diet
Smithsonian paleontologists identify bones at the Folsom site in northern Colorado as camel remains, suggesting camel steak was eaten by the earliest Americans along with bison. The piece contrasts modern roadside camel dishes with ancient meals of Folsom people and notes the rarity of two camels today.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Colorado
Charles Willson Peale the versatile American painter
Maryland born 1741 Peale started as a craftsman then ran into debt and shifted to clockmaking silversmithing and painting. He studied under Copley and West, painted George Washington, led militia in the Revolution, served in the Pennsylvania Assembly, founded a portrait gallery and the Peale museum, later shifted to religious painting and left 269 portraits and historic scenes as a national memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willson Peale
Maryland
Peale
Copley
Boston
England
Benjamin West
Virginia
George Washington
Pennsylvania Assembly
Washington
Independence Hall
America
Party sewing and Barbara Bell patterns attract readers
A serialized sewing feature discusses making party dresses at home with The Sewing Circle and Barbara Bell patterns. It highlights mothers teaching daughters, pattern numbers 1237 1241 and 1852, yardage needs, and invites readers to order the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book from Chicago.
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Joanie
Rose
The
Jolly Twelve
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Maxims and Thoughts on Life and Friendship
A collection of aphorisms on work today and tomorrow, patience, happiness, temper, and friendship. Observations contrast optimism and pessimism, warn against haste and extravagance, and note future generations and hard times. The tone is reflective and folksy with practical wisdom.
Lost Virtues in Self Interest Themed Note
A reflective aphorism notes that virtues vanish amid self interest much like streams vanish in the sea as observed in a Rochefoucauld style musing.
Periodic Pains Relief with Cardul Product Pitch
Advertises Cardul as a vegetable medicine for menstrual cramps claiming thousands of women testify to its benefits. Urges medical consultation if relief fails and promotes Cardul as a home remedy that aids overall strength by better nutrition absorption. Pronounced Card-u-f.
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Cardus
Our Allies Good Manners and Soft Words Note
Aesop quote about how courtesy and gentle speech win difficult issues. It highlights the power of polite conduct in resolving disputes and gaining cooperation. The line emphasizes soft words as a strategic tool in negotiation and alliance-building.
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Aesop
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New Pattern Book
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