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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
2
Mate Malasi of Exeged holds the world record as bridesman having performed at 1 574 weddings. In Hungarian peasant weddings the bridesman wears a ribboned hat and carries a streamer decorated stick to deliver invitations by word of mouth. He also composes a poem for each dish and directs the dances at the feast.
Kansas City report says Prof Edward Bartow announced at a chemists convention that hexanitroglycerin made from inositol, from corn steepwaters, could surpass nitroglycerin in potency as a solid blasting agent. Costs may drop with production, boosting corn as an explosives resource. The Iowa State University chemists improved the process to reduce cost per pound.
A Bedford Hill inventor Otto Huttman proposes warlike insect control using shells and bombs filled with insecticide. Shotgun shells would disperse insecticidal dust clouds over trees and fields, with explosive breakup timing to maximize coverage and kill pests. He outlines range estimates and deployment from a standard shotgun to wipe out insects.
Dr. F B Flinn of Columbia University warns that arsenic exposure is rising in daily life and work. Blood and urine tests reveal traces in many people from foods sprays and dyes. He cites two exposure types dust related and incidental from materials used across diverse trades.
Dr Lewis J. Moorman presented at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting that home care with proper sleep food and sunshine can protect children from tuberculosis better than a preventorium. Based on 18 years at the Oklahoma City Dispensary 1 1456 children remained at home under observation with only one death from active TB, supporting home care over institutional prevention in exposed or infected children.
New York report: American Standards Association forms a committee led by Dr Vern Q Knudsen to develop national noise measurement standards for hearing devices. The group includes manufacturers, specialists and users aiming to guide physicians and the deaf with scientific data.
The piece summarizes FDA chief warnings about three slimming product types: laxative salts that strip nutrients, severe calorie cutting that harms muscle and nerve tissue, and thyroid or dinitrophenol drugs with serious heart and eye risks. It argues for safer weight control through gradual food reduction and exercise.
Lesson focuses on Jesus forty days before the ascension with encounters on the road to Emmaus the unrecognized companion openings of scripture and the recognition at meat. It covers Jesus in the midst of the Eleven offering peace showing wounds eating with them commissioning to preach repentance and remission of sins and finally his ascent to heaven energizing disciples through the Holy Spirit.
The passage extols a grateful heart as a magnet for blessings. It compares the unthankful heart to a finger in sand, while a thankful heart draws heavenly mercies each hour, likening iron and gold in divine sand to reward faith.
A short reflective line by C. RossettL urging inward growth to reach perfection. The quote links earthly imperfection with celestial attainment and emphasizes personal development.
Enchanted dress features include dotted swiss and voile fabrics with puff sleeves and wide cuffs, a bowtie neckline, two front pleats, and a flattering blouse. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1846-13 covers sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches. Order by sending fifteen cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago Illinois.
The piece reflects on the repetitive nature of life as cycles within cycles. It questions whether high and low paths converge, ending where they began. The text invites contemplation of distance, sameness, and renewal in human experience.
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