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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
Smoothing it over with Cuticura appears in a gadgety beauty ad. It suggests washing with Cuticura Soap and Water, applying the ointment on rising and retiring, claiming to improve complexion and relieve itching dandruff and rough skin.
Advices warn that merit and education, not noble blood, elevate men above brutes. The piece cites Michael le Vaucheur and promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh as a preventive and healing remedy for infections from cuts burns wounds and sores across three sizes available in stores.
A fragment notes a belief in India that the moonstone is sacred and never sold, with mention of a trial offer for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl St. N. It also references a proverb about a chicken and a vague health remedy claim.
Mrs Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving severe pelvic inflammation and pain that nearly required surgery. She reports improved health, restored appetite, and willingness to share her experience with other women seeking the remedy. Mrs Beard of Bey Texas also notes relief from "Change of Life" symptoms after using the product, reporting weight gain and improvement after trying both liquid and tablet forms.
A humor item presents Mrs Newlywed preferring boys over girls while Mrs Oldwed favors boys, noting daughters sneaking cigarettes, attributed to The Progressive Grocer gossip column.
A Sydney Bulletin report notes a voice culture expert criticizing harsh speech. The expert addresses how tone affects communication and public impression in social interactions.
The article argues for expanding the national highway system with more paved segments, citing the Vancouver to San Diego route and the need to connect northern and southern regions. North Carolina leads eastern states, while Kentucky and Tennessee consider issuing 50 to 75 million dollars in state bonds to finish trunk-line projects and ease cross-regional travel.
The article notes increased traffic on newly paved routes, citing 1919 Pacific Highway paving near Medford Oregon and a rise from 4448 to 22000 tourist autos in 1920. It argues wider pavements reduce congestion and improve safety for all road users as communities expand their road programs.
In this column the author weighs road quality versus costs for drivers. It notes the forest service pro rata shares to 31 states and Alaska for national forest lands funding. It highlights over ten million dollars spent yearly on highway construction to improve the Bankhead Old Spanish Trail through the Southwest toward year‑round reliability.
Mrs J C Pope of 275 Grace Street Athens Ga says the Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription relieved her pregnancy symptoms. She reports improved health after use and steady nerves, with tablets available through all dealers and from Dr Pierce Buffalo NY.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item recounts a notoriously married man asked by a friend about a night of trouble at home. The man says he read before bed and that his wife walked in on him with a chess book, implying mischief as the cause of the disturbance.
Fragmentary dialogue recounts Uncle Ben defending himself amid caustic remarks. The visiting orator’s speech is described as taxing with effort to speak. The scene hints at pride and defense around a heated exchange in a public setting.
A dialogue notes Briefless preparing to marry Bonds's daughter the millionaire. The question arises whether he will give up the law business to enter the son in law business.
A fragment notes that Mottier-Winler may have the talent but requires sudden pressure from a strong paddle to reveal it. The remark cites John and a fatherly reference, implying doubt about immediate readiness and potential under stress.
A dramatic couplet narrates a dangerous glance that, by grievous chance, causes a bystander to fall. The vivid scene hinges on a quarrel between a man and a woman and the unintended harm to an innocent observer.
A humorous conversation among flappers reveals a shift in concerns as they discuss auto brakes rather than fashion. The quick exchange underscores everyday urban chatter in a period setting.
A quirky transcript shows an interrupter at a lecture on architecture. The speaker begins with fundamental principles while a heckler or disrupted audience member asks how to build a doghouse, prompting a playful exchange.
A heated exchange reveals mounting suspicion over finances in a domestic dispute dialogue between a wife and husband. The husband questions spending patterns while the wife challenges the motive behind the marriage.
A report notes an entertainment at an asylum where Clarence performed. It mentions audience reactions with multiple encores and questions surrounding whether the patients displayed insanity during the event.
They discuss the beetle fashion clash with Miss Grub as a stylistic example. A second bug remarks that clothing aesthetics influence perception. The snippet shows a light, dialogic exchange on appearance.
The text reflects ongoing hardship despite relief efforts. It expresses collective grief and the challenge of adapting to a difficult, lifelong struggle while learning to navigate changing conditions.
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