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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
3
Mrs Mildred Dyer of Redlands California credits her improved health and her happier household to her husband helping with housework and to Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound She notes the solution took years but brought strength weight gain and better balance at home.
The Supreme Court of the United States will cost the federal government 319,560 for the next year under the current appropriation before Congress. The figure, roughly the tribunal’s average, is included in the Justice Department total.
The quote suggests that when someone claims to be making the best of a situation, it often signals they are enduring the worst. It reflects a common sentiment about coping under strain and hidden discomfort.
Caleb meets Cox who outlines Golden's water crisis and potential power project. Baxter hints at Cox using personal leverage while Caleb weighs a Western engineering post near Beaver Lake and a financial rescue for his friend amid a fragile romance.
Hinckley, head engineer for Crystal Springs, escorts Caleb to view the lake’s stone and earth dams. He explains the clay core design that bends in earthquakes without breaking, noting the laterals and serpentined roads to gatehouses. Caleb asks about anticipating an earthquake.
In Calfornia civil engineer Caleb Warnes observes a coyote felled by two wolfhounds as a girl rider remarks on hounds. He visits the Clinton home of a Southern veteran and meets Betty. Warner learns of a water company link in Golden and plans a dinner meeting arranged by Wilbur Cox after a club luncheon introduces Caleb to the city’s power players.
United States District Attorney Emory Buckner recalls a prosperous businessman named George in a lodge anecdote. A friend challenges his methods, noting a piano bought on installments and later moved, prompting George to explain the profit in a quip about a five spot, ten spot, and moving costs.
An advertisement for Wrights Indian Vegetable Pill at 272 Pearl Street New York promotes a pill made from vegetables calling it a gentle tonic and irixative rather than an irritant.
A fragment of Robert Burns's supposed last poem is found in Waiko Maith Otago New Zealand. It is addressed to Miss Jessie Lewars the nurse at his side during his final illness who later married and moved to New Zealand. The text ponders conscience and fear.
Mrs. Sheridan disputes the famous Winchester retreat line. She asserts General Phil Sheridan did not utter the well known phrase and suggests the actual words were a series of dashes. The claim appears in Pathfinders Magazine challenging the traditional version.
The Soap purifies skin The Ointment soothes and heals The Talcum powders and perfumes Use Cuticura daily for clear skin and a complete toilet set.
The article notes Robinson Crusoe’s stubborn independence and constant restlessness as he pursues self reliance and personal contentment in solitude.
A sharp observation notes that many yearn for true democracy yet resist it when social status rises. The remark contrasts broad political ideals with personal advancement motives.
Reports sketch a messy tense scene around Baxter while Cox appears to align with Hinkley. Observers note shifting alliances and questions about the next move. The developing dynamics hint at further intrigues in the ongoing storyline.
The article reports Theodore Reinach using history and math to estimate the Delos Apollo at eight meters tall and the three Graces at one meter eighty each. The ancient gilded wood colossus by Tectapis and Angelelion stood with Apollo’s bow and the Graces with zyther, flute, and Pan pipes.
Fragmentary note references Johns Hopkins and a team nicknamed the Black and Blue Jay. Details and context are unclear in the readable text.
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