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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
2
A hurried poet clarifies his line about the subject of May, correcting a reader who misinterprets his reference as a sonnet to the month. He emphasizes the phrase the merry month of May and explains the intended meaning.
A terse reflection notes the challenge for a truthful person to embrace ardor or zeal. The line suggests caution about overzealous behavior amid honest judgment.
A biased testimonial touts a large bottle of medicine as harmless and pleasant for feverish or bilious children. The text urges readers to buy 60 tents worth and test the product’s supposed benefits, presenting a questionable endorsement.
A timeless home cook's guide offers numerous salad ideas from Tomato Cucumbers and Onion Salad with French dressing to Lemon Salad with pineapple and lettuce, plus Tomato Aspic and Ceylon Tomato variations. Creamed Celery in Cheese Shell and Crown Roast of Lamb with peas are also featured for meals.
An advertisement touts Dr Peery's Dead Shot as a powerful safe remedy that expels worms or tapeworms with one dose and no castor oil required. Ady.
Maud admits flirting but claims caution while Ethel warns of potential danger. Maud retorts she will risk nothing without financial security and a raft of money.
Lesson text outlines Joseph’s rise to prime minister after interpreting dreams, his brothers’ famine era testing, and Judah’s plea for Benjamin. It emphasizes Joseph’s magnanimous forgiveness and the broader parallel to Christ’s mercy, urging steadfast devotion to family and homeland.
A religious quotation from the Maritime Baptist urges readers that God will require accountability for the talents entrusted to each person rather than those not received. It emphasizes personal responsibility before divine judgment.
A quotation discusses selfishness claiming it demands sacrifice from others yet offers none in return for love. It critiques selfish souls who lament their own lack of reciprocity in affection.
Arnold Whiteson and hundreds of users credit Dodson's Liver Tone with curing bilious spells and restoring appetite after malarial symptoms. The ad promises quick relief from constipation, sour stomach, and headaches, claiming one dose nightly improves mornings and warns of a money-back offer if calomel fails.
A London novelty uses a villain who halts before a deed and asks the audience "Shall I?" The crowd’s response guides the plot creating comical situations as action pauses to Let spectators decide. Thoreau is quoted on friendship as a life measure.
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