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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
2
The piece argues for cultivation of quiet contemplation and calm minds. It links constant excitement to nervousness and suggests luck is shown by gladness. It notes that most people have contrasting sides to their character and hints at balancing doubt with confidence.
Read the offer in this paper. They will mail a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The notice appears in another section with the Hit-or Miss motto.
Dr. Harvey C. Lehman of Ohio University told the Ohio Academy of Sciences that best sellers and world class works tend to be produced by authors aged forty to forty-four. He cited Uncle Tom's Cabin and In His Steps as long lasting successes and noted women often peak earlier, between thirty-five and thirty-nine. He added that great books appear at various ages, though most masterpieces arise before forty.
Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania and ASOR uncover a 60 foot diameter circular brick fortress at Tepe Gawra, dating to about 4000 B C. Charles Bache calls it a fortress with thick walls and a temple like inner sanctum. The find links to biblical Abimelech era northern Palestine.
Dr David Perla announced at the American Association of Pathologists meeting in Boston a potential new pituitary hormone. The hormone is said to stimulate the spleen, the blood cell forming organ, which regenerates tissue after damage or removal.
A psychiatrist from the University of Chicago in the Canadian Medical Association Journal describes organ jargon the body uses to express social or emotional stress. He notes two thirds of clinic cases involve no physical organ disease but nonfunctional organs signaling mood and social adjustment issues.
Washington report highlights amateur contributions in astronomy. Will Hay, a British vaudeville performer, found a white spot on Saturn in August 1983. Masani Hayata, a Japanese melon patch worker in California, earned a 1981 medal for discovering a new comet.
A. N. Goldsmith of New York City received patent 2,082,410 for a one man motion picture theater operable by a single attendant. The combined ticket booth and projection room uses fireproof film and a single reel for a two hour show, aimed at small venues with restricted seating and low admission prices.
The report cites Balch of Massachusetts General Hospital noting a steady drop in hemorrhoid surgeries since 1928 as injection therapy proves effective in 85 to 90 percent of internal cases. Fansler and others emphasize patient suitability, painless outcomes, and shorter hospital stays compared with traditional operations.
The lesson outlines Jesus last Passover with the Twelve and the institution of the feast of the new covenant. It explains the Passover preparations the bread and cup symbolism, Judas betrayal, and the call for personal reflection on faithfulness to Christ.
A devotional remark compares happiness to a holy life. It likens sanctified souls to a garden releasing fragrance and describes heaven as a tropical domain where happiness naturally arises from purity.
A call to find purpose and apply strength of mind and body bestowed by God to one’s work, urging resolve and effort.
Cute Persian kitten motif for cross stitch projects. Includes transfer pattern sized 11 by 18 inches, material suggestions, stitch illustrations, color chart, and key. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 West Ave New York NY.
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