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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
3
Market reports show plentiful pears peaches grapes and other fruits for winter canning. Two recipes follow to make grape juice jelly and pear ginger jam with fruit pectin sugar and paraffin seals for about eleven six ounce jars each.
In a humorous vignette Jackie asks the nurse to weigh a newborn and inquires jokingly how much a pound of the baby would cost, reflecting a light mood in a medical setting.
An advertising pitch touts Nadinola Bleaching Cream as an inexpensive, trusted method to whiten complexions in ten days or less. It claims removal of blackheads freckles and sallow tones with nightly massaging and a money back guarantee.
Janet Mercer a young English literature and rhetoric professor meets Arthur Fleming a mathematics and chemistry professor on a train bound for Lostrand Academy. They arrive at the station and encounter Mrs. Denver who serves as matron at the academy.
The party arrives at Lostland Academy a grand mansion in the hills with ivy covered walls and a Greek temple design. Haskell guides them through a hushed hall as portraits of former presidents and a deep lake with a 225 foot fall loom nearby, while Wilton Payne joins as psychology teacher and Janet Mercer contemplates the eerie setting.
The lesson centers on Hezekiah’s summons to all Israel and Judah to observe the Passover, unite the nation, and renew devotion to God. It notes the unusual timing arrangements, the scope embracing both kingdoms, and the urgent invitation to mend broken ties with heartfelt repentance. The Passover is kept with zeal, removal of idols, priestly duties renewed, and seven days of rejoicing.
A short saying attributed to J Hud son Taylor urges that readers begin with impossible tasks then call them difficult, and finally claim them done if they are Christian. The fragment reflects a religious motivational tone.
Cheyenne Mountain school in Colorado Springs showcases a juvenile rodeo replacing football with events like steer riding calf roping and steer decorating. The program emphasizes youth involvement and Western spectacle, drawing praise as an extraordinary educator led recreation.
An earnest young Scots minister tells an elder his sermon roused the people. The elder replies that God often does great things with small means, pointing to Samson and the jawbone of an ass.
A housewife suggests thoroughly cleaning brass to remove stains and grease then applying a clear copal varnish to keep bowls and brass articles polished and gleaming indefinitely. The note emphasizes ease of maintenance and long lasting shine.
Mrs. P. M. Ellis of San Diego reports in Collier's Weekly that Americans anticipate the Messiah. A Californian man has built and deeded a large house to David, while a Long Island woman transformed her mansion into a Hebrew-style home with Palestinian dresses to greet the Savior.
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