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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
7
Mrs M O Johnston of Richmond Indiana shares her case of years of weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes climbing stairs finally and moving to a new home while raising chickens and ducks with renewed health.
The Houston Post reports lawmakers discuss a heavy tax on idle lands in Washington, implying landholders will need to dig one way or another to meet the burdens.
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the original product that darkens hair in the natural way without dye. It emphasizes imitation and counterfeit comparison and lists a price of $2.00.
Fred Kitchen the comedian and Royal once toured Europe with an acrobatic act. At Naples Eldorado they walked the Waterfront and saw a statue nod gravely as Capri wine frustration wore off. Next morning they blamed a supposed earthquake for their alert appetites.
Gossip in a club overheard exchange about a man named Fred Darling and his wife influencing his appearance with a waxed mustache and manicured features. The voices remark on women’s role in such styling and the novelty of the act.
A woman notes sailors and a girl asks about the small vessels. The sailor explains the front vessels are tugs, and the girl responds that she has heard of tugs of war.
Fuller's long road to a Broadway understudy part collides with jealousy as Eunice Charters grows close to John Carlton. Amid car rides and late nights, Fuller confronts trust and career stakes, while Eunice wrestles between romance and ambition in a tense theater world.
The article surveys odd methods of hoarding cash during wartime. People distrust banks and hide savings in unusual spots such as under a tombstone near a mother’s urn, in a bell tower hole at Ely, and within ancient documents. Nottingham Castle also stored hoards while a vault keeper concealed seven thousand notes inside unreliable archives.
The piece mourns abandoning tradition and celebrates past generations’ cooking. It argues grandmothers’ recipes shaped taste and urges reviving old dishes while balancing novelty with heritage.
The sermon argues that eternal life is found in Christ not the Bible alone. It presents three Christs: the Christ of history, the Christ of experience, and the Christ of the heart, urging inner transformation to live as Christians. Reverend Samuel T. Woodrow, pastor, voices the message to Pilgrim Congregation.
In a social page vignette a former drunkard, once marked by drinking, recounts his conversion. When a coworker teased him about Christ turning water into wine, the man responds he believes and offers to prove God’s power by showing how beer has become furniture clothing and funds for his family.
The excerpt reflects on isolation as a path to self discovery and inner strength. It recalls Christ’s desert temptation and urges a personal struggle against inner darkness to fulfill one’s work and service for God. The author, Ida Akihom Weeks, frames solitude as preparation for righteous action.
An advertisement urges readers to quit calomel and try Dodson's Liver Tone a 50 cent bottle claim it cleanses liver and bowels without salivation. It guarantees rapid relief from sluggish liver sour stomach and constipation and even suggests giving it to children.
A chaotic street encounter unfolds as two intoxicated men argue with a third party about a grave matter. The rumor references a proverb about truth and judgment, echoing a Taft anecdote that warns against magistrates mixing legal duties with commercial affairs.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a cheap method to lift corns and calluses with the fingers. The compound supposedly dries on contact, avoids inflammation, and promises painless removal without infection, with small bottles available at drug stores or via wholesale houses.
A Monon passenger car crowded with travelers stopped at a small station. A man rose to offer a seat to a woman who had boarded with her husband. She accepted, but requested her husband sit beside her. He replied he could only comply with her wish.
An advertisement touts ethine-double strength as a guaranteed freckles remover. It claims applications nightly will fade freckling and clear the skin, with most needing no more than an ounce and a money back guarantee if ineffective.
A fragmented 19th century page cites mock dialogue about vanity and health cures. It advertises Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for stomach issues and La Creole Hair Dressing for youthfulness, alongside odd notes on aging, grooming, and travel mishaps.
Advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a solution for gray or harsh hair, claiming to restore beauty and luster. Product priced at $1.00 with directions for use implied in the ad.
A Foete Gardening notes a tough time with gardening explaining planted seeds but no neighbor hens missing, believing every hen is helping a thief, expressing frustration and fear of theft. The informal exchange shows rural concerns about crops and predation.
The note mentions two archaic names and references a spring tonic for the intellect. It appears as a fragmented quotation with obscure terms and a casual remark on men needing mental tonic. No clear event or person details are present.
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