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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
2
Shoemaker of Clatskanie Oregon sped 70 miles per hour in someone else’s vehicle after mistakenly taking the wrong car. He dashed to a parking lot to grab his own and apologized when the owner of the borrowed car accepted the apology.
Mrs J H Daniel of Biloxi Mississippi describes weakness and nervousness eased by Cardus Cardui. After six bottles she gained strength and regular cycles while pain subsided Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits. If it does not help consult a physician.
A brief item notes finger exposure or pinch incident. guidance suggests seeking timely advice.
A health feature discusses slow gradual weight loss for middle aged women and men. It contrasts two cases of self induced dieting, noting facial aging, energy loss, and health risks from rapid reduction. The article advises personalized targets, rest, exercise, and cautious dieting with medical guidance. It cites a study on dinitrophenes showing limited success and average weight loss across patients.
The Jericho visit centers on Zacchaeus the tax collector. Jesus seeks the seeker and grants grace before conversion. Zacchaeus responds with immediate restitution and a transformed life. The lesson links honesty in worship with ethical living for all believers.
A bustling dinner party sequence discusses a book selling ten million copies. Jasper Newton Hunt, author of Hunts Progressive Speller, is linked to the rise of popular works. Paul de Kruif and Frazier Hunt figure in a tale of curiosity, a hidden manuscript, and a cement tomb for the prized volume.
A quotation emphasizes core virtues urging a firm faith good life clear conscience honest policy and temperance as the best approach to living. It frames virtue as wisdom and practical guidance for daily conduct across both worlds.
A brief note credits Watts with affirming belief in God’s promises as enough to venture eternity on them. The quote emphasizes faith trusting divine assurance over earthly certainty.
Readers reflect on love as an act of giving rather than a pursuit of getting. The piece contrasts popular belief with a humane outlook, urging generosity and selflessness as the core of enduring affection.
A Barbara Bell pattern No. 1873 B outlines a simple nosy day dress in crepe silk pique linen or cotton with smooth lines and front panel fullness. It requires minimal sewing, no troublesome armholes, and includes back darts for a slim waist. sizes 32 through 44 with yardage and ordering details.
Soot on wallpaper can be removed with corn meal. rub on until soiled then brush off. Mix equal parts alcohol and glycerin to keep an automobile windshield clear in rain. Double tea leaves for iced tea. Ice melting weakens tea. Dilute canned soup with vegetable-boiled water for better flavor. Convert worn tablecloths into napkins. Seal garden pool wells with waterproof paint. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A playful note from the Washington Post asking why cats purr, offering a simple explanation of feline vocalization and its possible causes in mood and communication.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. This advertisement appears in another part of the paper.
A reflective statement noting that romance in nature can enrich life and contrast with work that keeps a person away from natural surroundings. It emphasizes how absence from nature can dull experiences.
A fragment notes Hewie is perceived as biased, knowing only his side of the case and lacking insight into opposing arguments. The remark hints at credibility concerns and partial familiarity with the dispute.
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