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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
2
The article highlights Oregon valley canning and factory work, focusing on Julia Schmidt of Silverton and her five year struggle with weakness. It credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her improved health and urges other factory girls to consider the product.
Dr C J Moffett promotes Teethina a gentle formula for infants and children to ease gas digestion colic diarrhea and stomach troubles. The 50 year history claims safety ease of use and doctor nurse endorsement with free sample and booklet offer from C J Moffett Co Dept W11 Columbus Ga.
A witty note on humor lasting beyond a week and a month. The speaker muses that life cannot stay a grand song if one’s expression remains relentlessly solemn. Humorous banter suggests joy endures with laughter.
Police rescue crews free Oscar and Edward after a hillside cave in near Glendale, New York. The two boys were buried by sand but remained unhurt aside from scratches after half an hour of careful hand tunneling. Patrolman Strauch coordinated the rescue as bystanders assisted and debris shifted.
A brushmaker, 28, blinded in war, seeks divorce from his 38 year old wife who is also blind. Married two years they lived happily until he alleged she deceived him about beauty and age. She contends he judged her appearance before marriage and raised no complaint until others spoke.
Frank Ortiz, a mechanic, dropped a monkey wrench onto an elevated track area in New York. He snatched at it while a train passed, bringing his face to the third rail and causing a blaze that burned him severely and damaged the wooden structure. firemen saved him and he was hospitalized.
Nathan Herman, 33, survived eight days on oxygen feeding after four bullet wounds in Baltimore. Police said the injuries were personal in nature. Doctors called the case remarkable though fatal, noting such treatment usually yields only about forty eight hours unless lungs recover.
Five people in Wilmington are under treatment after being scratched and bitten by about a dozen cats that suddenly attacked pedestrians on Front and Dock streets, according to witnesses.
Fifteen year old John Bennett was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm in Martin’s Ferry Ohio. His clothing was torn from him by the bolt and he is now recovering from burns with only a single mark remaining.
A vintage advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, safe stomach aid for babies. It claims Castoria cures fretfulness fever and colic without harsh taste or shocks, notes it is vegetarian and suitable for sleep aid, and touts a free care and feeding book included with the product.
The guidance suggests consulting a reliable dancing master as the next step when someone is unsure what to do. It emphasizes finding a trusted instructor to provide direction and skills for progress.
The text outlines Amos 2 4 12 and the theme of temperance on World Temperance Sunday. It discusses Judah and Israel sins including despising God's law bribery injustice and idolatry, then highlights God’s judgments and mercy toward Israel with references to Egypt Ammon and wilderness wandering.
The piece argues that faith must come from truth in God rather than self assurances. It cautions many seek belief as a feeling of safety before genuinely trusting in Jesus and following Scripture.
Marcus Rainsford writes on faith when faced by the devil trying to test believers. He warns that attacks may crush or finish faith unless it is seen and kept.
A local druggist touts Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to flush clogged kidneys and soothe bladder disorders. The remedy is described as inexpensive and refreshing, with a suggested daily use before breakfast to maintain kidney activity.
Benedict Gleagler of Pocono, Pa, owned a high bred cow that declined in milk. His son found the cause in the pasture a fawn feeding from the cow. The deer finished its meal and wandered away while the cow nursed on grass.
A quip notes Binks flunked engineering after asking a professor how to compute horsepower for a donkey engine. The joke hinges on confusion between horse power and the animal’s power, reflecting a playful misunderstanding in technical terms.
Examination of the mummy of King Tut Ankh Amun revealed pierced ears and earrings discovered in an outer casket, highlighting adornment practices in the ancient tomb.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for a sick child with signs of stomach and bowel distress. It claims a teaspoonful will gently move waste without griping and promotes the product's fruity taste. It warns to buy only genuine California Fig Syrup from the named company and to beware of counterfeits.
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