Abinet E Ne Life’s Tumultuous Quiet Bark
Fragmentary lines show poetry fragment about a small bark amid life’s turmoil. The readable text hints at tone and imagery without a clear narrative or named figures.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary lines show poetry fragment about a small bark amid life’s turmoil. The readable text hints at tone and imagery without a clear narrative or named figures.
Rainy days are ideal for planning outfits and meals while unfinished chores get done. The piece notes kitchen hacks, rug care, and homemade decorations with odd stray tips about ironing, frosting, and small craft ideas, all presented in a compact housekeeping voice.
Fragmentary lines hint at a close relationship as one figure rises and turns toward the other. The text evokes affection and a game like gaze, but the precise scene and identities remain unclear.
A collection of short quips and proverbs contrasts human behavior with humor. The piece notes four personality types, marks rarity of politeness, and jokes about public notes and monuments insuring permanence. It ends with a pun about dove tinted letters addressed to a lady.
An anxious scene hints at a domestic guessing game about a new cook. The narrator contrasts with the satisfaction of clean snowy laundry, promoted by Red Cross Ball Blue. The text dismisses dull thinkers as Bloeckheads and closes with a crisp line about effort and cleanliness.
Los Angeles police chief Butler questions a woman mistaken for a vagrant. She proves to be a working spouse of a man in France. She jokes about his return and the old gag about her dependence. A wry remark about thrift and manners closes the anecdote.
A practical guide to light desserts like cream puffs with ice cream and custards, plus two recipes Chocolate Junket and a gelatin molded orange dessert. Also a note on fats in the body, their roles in protection and fuel storage.
Miss Myrtle Johnson of 1216 Seventh Street Muncie Indiana suffers six months from nervous dyspepsia and poor appetite. After a few Pepgen doses she reports relief restored appetite better sleep and five pound weight gain. Pepgen available at leading drug stores.
A thinking man asks if one believes in a hell of eternal fire. The chronic thinker replies that belief is not reality but could be advisable to consider.
An advert claims Othine double strength removes freckles quickly with daily application and money back guarantee. The copy notes most cases need only one ounce to clear the skin and improve complexion. A wry family joke about travel appears in the clipping.
Advert for Boschee's Syrup claims to quiet coughs soothe throat and lung inflammation ease bronchial irritation and aid sleep. It says the medicine has been made and sold in America for fifty two years and helps build general health, useful in lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis and related ailments.
A cartoonish line claims China has more quacks than any nation, citing a recent article about ducks. The joke hinges on a pun about quack doctors versus duck quacks.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum for pimples redness roughness itching with a fragrance on skin. Claims 25c each and urges bathing rinsing drying and dusting with talcum for a smooth complexion.
A compact saying notes that some men, like wells, are driven to drink. The line contrasts stubborn habits with compulsion and hints at social concern about intoxication.
The text warns that thick head, coated tongue, and various ailments stem from auto-intoxication due to neglect. It cites symptoms like sleepiness after meals, dizziness, indigestion, and fatigue, then recommends castor oil or Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from May-apple and aloes as a laxative.
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