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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
4
Poem-like reflection on the hearth as the central measure of a man's life. contrasts wealth and city growth with enduring ties to ancestral home and memories. cites Longfellow's voice about not buying back old associations.
Mrs Morris visits a farmhouse to hear her son David Holland begin his first sermon as pastor with Dr Wilson. She wrestles with belonging and class, then finds courage as David greets her and helps her join the service, tears turning to joy.
A minister guides an elderly woman to a seat among his congregation, while the crowd tears up at the tender scene. The moment deepens bonds with his flock as the old woman glows with happiness and the choir sings Joy to the World.
D R Williams of Canby Minnesota argues farm youths will increasingly prefer rural life over cities. He cites wealth buying farms, a University of Minnesota educated superintendent, and a ten acre farm program that teaches modern farming to high school students, keeping many youths on the land. Washington Post reports in a contrast to past migration to cities.
A patchwork digest notes a long Simpson tunnel record, Salvation Army reach, Scunthorpe church stones, 92000 missionaries, a Chamonix ski jump, and Elizabeth Kilbourne's sewing machine claim. It reports bees in Exeter stone, Chile salt deposits, honey guide in Africa, Ceylon land leeches, and a reflection on friendship as life’s best thing.
A Success Magazine essay argues education should foster self sufficiency in girls as in boys. It insists girls are not same as boys yet should develop independence and responsibility to care for themselves and others, aligning schooling with modern freedoms and destiny.
Mrs Marryat complains small annoyances to her husband in a light exchange about shoes. The husband replies with a gentle chide remark about lacking decent footwear. The Philadelphia Press captures a domestic tone with witty humor.
The article argues that Peruna combines standard catarrh remedies and tonic herbs. It asserts many years of physician usage and notes chronic catarrh affects nose throat lungs stomach or other organs. It emphasizes Peruna’s label discloses principal active constituents for criticize inspection.
Mme de Boigne describes Queen Charlotte of England in Genoa appearing in a gilded seashell phaeton drawn by two bald horses. A small child driver in angel attire guides the rig while a fifty year old woman sits inside in a pink ensemble with feathers and a rose sash.
A reader argues coffee causes headaches and that Postum offers relief. The letter from a Wisman recounts shifting to Postum after years of coffee and notes improved health for the writer and family. The Postum Co. of Battle Creek promotes the beverage with claims of better well being.
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