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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
3
In Red Thrush Iowa Rev Tolliver, his daughters Helen Miriam and Ginger Ella prep Marjory for a beauty contest. Marjory wins a $5000 prize and gives it to her father for Chicago eye specialists. Ginger plans a Parsonage Home for the Blind with donated funds.
In a quiet scene at a family wedding, Ginger watches Helen marry Horace and struggle to say goodbye. Helen hides a last gift for Ginger a diamond ring left on Ginger's desk and a final letter to guide her, as Ginger returns to the old house to shoulder family duties and care for her blind father.
The article surveys historic animal reverence from Ancient Egypt where Apis bulls were trained and mummified after death, to the white elephant in Asia believed to host a dead soul. It notes the serpent as a fearsome revered figure with serpent temples in Whydaoh Africa and links to ancestral spirits.
A historical quote stresses that preserving the best requires immense charity wide tolerance and sincere respect for opinions not ours attributed to P G Hamerstoz.
Lesson outlines the divine mandate of labor from Genesis to Thessalonians, stressing six days of work, Jesus as a working God, urgency of skilled labor, Paul as an example, and the principle that those who refuse to work should not eat, with guidance against gambling and theft.
Ainsworth reflects that humans cannot be masters of the situation and that the divine will governs all. He asserts God alone is Master, and humans should accept their limits rather than try to solve every unknown.
Fragmentary note reflects a Baptist view that God always answers prayers, sometimes with a no, and emphasizes faith in divine wisdom.
Descriptions of the Bright Young People include babies dressed in fashionable outfits and attending par ties with scooters and toy motor cars. The trend has ignited a new wave of discussion about the younger generation in England.
Local remark cites a ruined picnic as a cautionary note about uplifting others. The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a dismissive line about people hating to be pitied.
Three English railway lines order large numbers of pressed steel ties for comparison with wood sleepers. One line to install 10 500 ties, another 6 000, and a third 600, each weighing 192 pounds.
A light quip from Life wittily contrasts stacking stories high with a joke about elevator time. A second line plays on poetic love letters written on a cake of ice, delivering a chilly whimsy.
A Philadelphia grandmother recalls her granddaughter following a trusted health method. Margaret Zell asks for a Nujol sample after reading about it and now takes a tablespoon daily. She reports general health improvement with no medicines or drugs involved.
An advertisement offers a dealers guide to wholesale artic premiums and how to sell products via agents. It lists contact addresses in Ottumwa Iowa San Francisco California and Glen Cove New York. The notice urges readers to write for free lists of daily needed articles and money saving tips.
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