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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
3
Florence Webster Long in the Indianapolis Star reflects on a small town’s pride, its built environment, and the nostalgia that colors memories. The piece contrasts idyllic scenes with everyday life, noting sentiment softens perception and deepens attachment to a cherished place.
A local druggist lauds Dodson's Liver Tone as safer and more effective than calomel for liver sluggishness and constipation. The remedy is described as a pleasant vegetable tonic, suitable for children and adults, with a money back guarantee and no next-day griping.
Women excel in seed testing and analysis with many employed in state departments of agriculture. The brief notes highlight women contributing to agricultural science and seed quality work.
R. Long credits Eatonic with relief from neuralgia induced upset stomach and says the remedy left him perfectly sound. The ad urges readers to use Eatonic after meals to reduce acidity and gas and claims quick digestive aid with a small book and pharmacist guarantee.
A narrow schoolyard contest ends with Maurice, a shy boy, earning praise for effort. Despite teasing and confusion, he stands tall as others cheer and a teacher encourages him to keep trying.
Harvard experiments show that dense crowds exert higher pressure than engineers estimate. Forty men weighing 180 pounds total produced 18 pounds per square foot on a six by six foot box, suggesting higher maximum loads on bridges and elevated rail platforms than the 45 pounds per square foot previously assumed.
An old advertisement claims Vacher Balm relieves pain instantly and urges readers to buy locally from FE W. Vacher, Inc. in New Orleans.
Orville Wright spoke at a Dayton dinner about Capron pine 109 passengers and flight prospects. Scientists proved airships could be dangerous toys, heavy and unstable, but debate continued as plays and letters debated aviation’s future and a Hanging Judge manuscript drew curiosity.
A guide on laying out flower borders and shrub lines to create pleasing curves and recesses near a house. It discusses situating beds and a back veranda view, plus avoiding clutter to allow future growth and harmony among landscape elements.
Los Angeles maintains a 31 member city planning commission appointed by the city council for three year terms. The article notes retirements affecting membership and mentions an executive captain of the nine committees. It also lists a horticultural aside naming annuals for planting and various flowers and plants in a separate fragment.
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