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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
2
This promotion claims Dodson's Levertone as a powerful stimulant for a sluggish liver and bowels. It promises quick relief from biliousness and dizziness, claims to regulate and activate internal organs, and offers a free sample bottle by writing Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
A Pratt West Virginia woman, age 30, reports severe weakness and bed rest improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits three doses and two bottles with recovery and offers to answer letters. The letter advises others it will do all it claims and more.
California dairy owners lifted state butterfat per cow from 183 pounds in 1920 to 239.2 pounds in 1927, adding 64,297,051 to income over seven years. The effort used cow testing, feeding, breeding, culling, 4-H youth programs, and community competitions to push toward a 265 pound goal.
Alfalfa pasture yields more pork per acre on average than other forages. It appears early in spring, remains productive into fall if clipped as needed, and can support 10 to 20 sows per acre under average conditions. Avoid overgrazing and aim for two small hay cuts plus pasture. Rich in protein and minerals, it complements corn in hog rations.
L I Rickey of the University of Illinois advises testing seed oats for germination after samples from the university showed wide variation. Some oats were bin burned in storage, destroying life in much of the seed, with tests as low as nine percent. A quick 200 to 300 kernel test in soil or moist cloths can confirm vitality at home before planting.
The note emphasizes timely pig tooth care and silage for milk production efficiency. It warns against overcrowding in brooders, advises about plant acidity preferences, and cautions that male birds spread bacillary white diarrhea in poultry. It also covers orchard cultivation, livestock abortion remedies, and cow immunity after abortion.
An 1875 medical approach by Dr Caldwell using simple vegetable laxatives and roots is cited as the basis for Syrup Pepsin. The ad touts mild herbs with pepsin, claiming safe, drug free relief for constipation biliousness and indigestion. A free trial bottle is offered with Monticello address listed.
A brief Border Cities Star quip imagines a landlady and new boarder bantering about a three season bed. The line pokes fun at seasonal comfort and digs at the absurdity of living arrangements in a wry city-room style.
Lesson text outlines Zedekiah's rebellion against Babylon, the siege of Jerusalem, famine, and the city's destruction. It outlines Nebuchadnezzar's siege, Zedekiah's flight and fate, the burning of the temple and king's house, and the dismantling of temple furnishings with officers and priests taken to Riblah.
A reflection on how minor daily matters shape lives. The author suggests small acts, prayers, and habits carry outsized influence, guiding personal character and life outcomes more than dramatic events. The piece emphasizes consistency over grand gestures.
A reflective quotation by Dr. S D Gordon contrasts colors as symbols of faith. It states a color blind man perceives God's truth as arousing and the color of love as noisy and irritating.
Physicians recommended Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid. One spoonful provides quick relief, dispels gas, and sweetens the system, suitable for adults and children. available at any drug store.
A dialogue scene captures a father and daughter discussing a friend who stayed late and a playful exchange about showing photographs and light bills. The exchange preserves a domestic, era-tinged mood focusing on family interaction and a humorous remark.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful cleans the liver and bowels and directs buyers to request genuine Californian Fig Syrup from the druggist with age appropriate instructions on the bottle.
A New York Times style excerpt describes European roads linking villages and towns. It notes highways pass country borders and villages with rough cobbled main streets, designed to slow fast cars and protect geese pigs and chickens, encouraging drivers to stop.
Two golfers reach the eleventh hole dead even. A perfect drive sends one ball into jungle. The opponent’s ball drops down a rabbit hole, prompting the caddie to fetch a ferret from the club house as the duel continues.
Lord Reading's remarks on behalf of the Kellogg anti war pact electrified the House of Lords provoking praise that he did the impossible and likening addressing the upper chamber to speaking to tombstones by winter moonlight.
County agents report growth in the 4 H club movement as of 1928 with 666 000 members, an increase of 47 000 over 1927. The projected number completing their work in coming years is also about 47 000 higher than last year.
In a summer scene a mother shows rooms to a prospective tenant and emphasizes a cool basement while highlighting the kitchen and dining area. Little Richard helps by turning on a hot-water faucet and quips that the water is cold, aiming to prove the space’s comforts.
A historical note traces the basque garment’s name and style to a similar piece worn by Basque peasants in France and Spain, explaining its origin and fashion lineage.
A terse dialogue reveals a confusion about a death. One speaker asks if Jones is alive, another corrects that it is his deceased brother who is gone, prompting an acknowledgment of the loss.
A historical note explains a publisher's dozen equals thirteen copies, tracing to the baker's practice of offering thirteen rolls per dozen sold.
A social event invites young women to showcase talents, hoping to brighten spirits and lessen loneliness by providing opportunities for interaction and community support.
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