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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
2
The article compiles home economy advice on reusing soap scraps, preserving fabric, cleaning with cedar, thinning foods with bread crumbs, cooling methods for fronds, and moth prevention. It includes tested recipes and cooking ideas such as apricot coupe and various cookies, plus tips on dressing wild ducks and serving soups.
A religious lesson on Joshua as Moses’ successor, his commissioning after Moses’ death, and God’s renewed promises. It highlights Joshua’s call to leadership, crossing the Jordan, conquest of Canaan, and the need for courage and obedience to God’s law for success. The text compares Joshua with Jesus and emphasizes divine presence.
A compact reflection on culture stressing that true cultivation begins with possessing divine nature before growth. Moody asserts culture follows inner spiritual transformation, framing culture as a byproduct of spiritual renewal.
A poetic fragment portrays a weary pilgrim nearing heavenly gates as Evening loosens his sandal shoon, with Day and Evening guiding the path to harmony. The image emphasizes twilight as a crossing between labors and rest.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal shows a playful exchange about serving cocktails and telling stories for children. The dialogue mentions chicken feathers in goblets and references modern wise children.
A collage of wry quotes and adage snippets on money success and fashion. It threads playful lines about stenographers, spouses, cemeteries and backbone, reflecting a light era voice despite fragmented phrasing.
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