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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
7
A proverb urges choosing the most worn book for its wisdom gained by use and, analogously, the choicest man bears marks of experience. The advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from May Apple as effective for removing accumulated body waste.
Sloan urges Hugh to leave town to gain perspective while Corrie prepares for a dinner out. Hugh contemplates a vacation as news of rail orders, a banker’s death, and a mental cruelty case catch his eye. Ellen pleads to study art abroad, but Lizzie rejects the France Italy trip.
Hugh Marsh joins Doc Hiller and two friends on a Pennsylvania hunting trip to a club with twenty two hundred acres. They discuss joining, the lodge, stocked lake, and plans for grouse deer and black bear season as Hugh seeks respite from his steel plant worries. The scene shifts toward a scenic path to the lodge at Tunkerstown as their adventure begins.
Lesson outlines the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus to disciples, focusing on peace authority and conviction. It highlights Thomas's doubt, Peter's responsibility, and the central claim of Christ's living presence as foundational to faith and duty. The study cites scripture from John 20 and Revelation 1 to stress personal responsibility and the glory of the resurrection.
Selected line emphasizes the primacy of duty and honor over danger and self interest. It frames courage as adherence to ethical obligation rather than personal gain, aligning with values often celebrated in military and civic contexts.
A brief meditation on life likened to music where life’s rhythm depends on light touches and timing, echoing Ruskin’s belief that existence moves like notes in a well played symphony.
A fragment echoes a theological claim that God does not comfort to make people comfortable but to produce comforters in them. The line reflects a spiritual meditation on purpose and aid beyond ease.
Pattern 5766 offers a transfer design of a wall hanging 14 by 18 inches featuring two kitten twins. Includes color chart material needs stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Send 15 cents plus name address and pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York.
Rugs should be turned every six months to wear evenly. Boiling water removes tea stains from table linen. Cretonne slip covers keep color better when washed in bran water. Agateware chips easily so avoid scraping food from it. A pinch of salt helps eggs whip light. Prunes soaked in fruit juice make a tasty breakfast treat.
The note states that George VI created his brother Duke of Windsor on December 12, 1936. It adds that the title originated in 1331 by King Edward I for his son the Black Prince and has been in abeyance since the Black Prince’s death.
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