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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
3
Mrs Cartes Morgan of Tully New York says she suffered severe weakness and sickness until using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports strong improvement after four bottles and plans to continue treatment, praising the products as worth their weight in gold.
Claire in Cliff Dorrance's office noses into a glass ball that hides a thief. She drops the ball into the thief Jack Carew’s hands after a staged dusting, enabling Cliff to trap him. Claire earns Cliff’s trust as he proposes marriage and reveals his plan.
Osaka Mainichi recalls Kyoto’s first electric car era and a man hired to run ahead warning passers by. The piece reflects on history repeating and Kobe’s modern, international image as smoky trains intrude on the shore and stir urban change.
In large rubber plantations of Indo China, alternate tapping replaces daily tapping. Practitioners use long or short cycles with rest periods. Long cycles tap for one month out of three or four. short cycles tap every one to four days. Sometimes schedules combine to allow at least six months of rest over two years.
D. A. Oswald notes the glove industry links with church history. He cites Charlemagne in 790 granting monks of Sythia the right to use skins for gloves girdles and book covers, showing gloves long tied to monastic life and devotional artistry.
The judge orders Brown to pay alimony and he is chagrined while his wife grins. The exchange highlights contrasting reactions to the ruling.
Landlady admits a coffee weakness at the breakfast table as a boarder notes the brew is rather weak. The exchange hints at ordinary domestic humor and familiar routines between landlord and occupant.
A lesson recounts the discovery of the Book of the Law in the temple during Josiah's reform. The king receives the book, reads it to officials, and leads a covenant to follow God's commandments. The prophetess Huldah confirms judgment yet promises mercy for Josiah's repentance.
Jesus warns his disciples that riches hinder entry to God’s kingdom. He cites the camel and the eye of a needle as a vivid lesson, stressing the difficulty for the rich to attain eternal life.
A short quotation attributed to George Eliot emphasizes that actions shape character as much as intention. The line mirrors debates on virtue and responsibility.
An expedition from Leningrad aims to locate a 16th century Russian colony rumored to survive near the Indigirka River mouth in Yakutsk. Reports by M Zinzinoff and Arosin describe a small remnant people speaking old Russian unaware of modern events.
A German physicist reports an invisible electric death ray capable of emitting ultra short waves under three meters. The device fits in a cigar box and kills flies mice and rats within minutes without harming human tissue, aiming to destroy disease causing bacteria inside the body.
A Gainesville Florida man reports severe cold and cough relief after taking Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. The advertisement touts blood enrichment and health strengthening benefits and promotes tablets or fluid with a trial package offer from Buffalo New York.
A fashion mannequin with a youthful left cheek and an aged right cheek attends English race meetings, restaurants, and hotels to publicize face lifting. Curious women receive a business card after viewing her altered right side cut with a skin crescent near the ear. The operation cost about 500 dollars.
A Grand Rapids Press quotation notes that counting the cost even when paying in installments helps avoid larger payments later. The saying stresses foresight in budgeting and debt management.
The question invites comparison between peak happiness moments and age. It suggests happiness may recur or shift with time, prompting reflection on whether younger years felt brighter or simpler.
An aphoristic remark notes that time in politics can sweeten relations. It suggests long tenure fosters ease and amiability between two men in public life.
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