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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
6
Mr A P Davidson of Route 1 Primm Tenn describes his four year old daughter who suffered poor health for 18 months with no appetite. After using Ziron her skin improved and appetite returned, and she has been gaining weight. He urges others to try Ziron with a money back guarantee through their druggist.
A speaker notes a touching case occurring today and asks how much the tow charge was. The remark reflects personal impact and queries the associated cost.
An advertisement touts Tetterine as invaluable for clearing blotches and itchy patches and smoothing the skin. It claims eczema and torturing skin diseases yield to Tetterine and offers the product for 50 cents from Shuptrine in Georgia or by mail.
A Missouri Methodist minister Dr W N Provision spent six decades in the pulpit and was nicknamed the Henry Ward Beecher of Missouri. He recalled his Virginia mountains first sermon and the harsh reaction from an old backwoods listener who preferred sap to a grand sermon.
A distorted exchange shows a mother and children discussing household tasks and a man shaping who should perform chores. The dialogue hints at gendered expectations, early 20th century attitudes, and the idea of matchmaking within a family dynamic.
A fragment hints at a debate over voice and agency, suggesting a discussion on whether a person named Mei should be driven by others or speak for themselves. The text reflects uncertainty and a call for autonomy.
An advertisement claims nine out of ten cases of toothache nervous headache or sore areas can be relieved quickly by Vacher Balm. It warns to avoid imitations and offers a tube by sending 30 cents in stamps to E W Vacher Inc New Orleans La.
The Straits Mines in Singapore reports emeralds are the rarest and most costly stones due to a world shortage. Limited output from government owned mines in Colombia and other sources has persisted for years, sending a five carat emerald to London for 3 700 dollars and prompting attempts to market Australian greens as substitutes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a census taker and a Kansas respondent who cannot answer fully. The exchange hints at strain in daily life and an evening scene where a teacher's dictation is mentioned in Tires Magazine.
A clipped exchange questions whether a piece is a genuine antique. The denter remarks the item bears a mark that hints at its age while another speaker notes we live in a faster era. The dialogue contrasts valued antiques with the quick pace of modern life.
Valerie Henning of Panola County Mississippi reports net poultry profits of 525.35 this year while earning her college funds through poultry club work. At sixteen she holds the state championship and recently led a Mississippi delegation to Washington where bankers and businessmen offered a five day tour prize for district club profit leaders.
A club supervised by the U S department of agriculture and state category aided a girl who borrowed 18.50 to start. Her Barred Wrymouth Rocks produced 2 840 eggs from 19 hens in 1919, profits aiding her way to an agricultural high school.
Advice for poultry raising on farms stresses expanding flocks while acknowledging limited time. Women and girls often manage the flock, needing adequate housing and care. Valuable birds are worth keeping. poor hens are a liability and should be replaced. Ranger care and shelter are important for productive laying stock.
Farmers discuss protecting stock from illness and market timing for cockerels. Notes cover housing dampness, fertility, meat yield, feed strategies, and weighing birds to reach 176 pounds or two marketable weights. Bren sid charcoal noted as valuable feed for young chicks.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, pain free solution to corns and calluses using drops from a tiny bottle. It promises instant relief and painless removal of the corn or callous from the feet. The message ends with a suspicious note about street hawkers profiting from crowds.
The ad claims aspirin has been proven safe for over twenty years and prescribed by physicians. It promotes unbroken buyer packages with directions to relieve headache toothache neuralgia and colds, noting boxes of 12 tablets priced at a few cents and Bayer trademarked Turner versions from Bayer Manufacturing.
A witty exchange unfolds as The Snob flatters a young lady who reveals she detected his smile at his reflected image in a mirror. The scene highlights social vanity and self awareness in a clipped dialogue.
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