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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. T. J. Archer of 1147 Shepard St Petersburg Va praises Tanlac, saying it cured her long standing indigestion, heart pain from gas, headaches, dizziness, and rheumatism after three months of misery and inaction. She reports no further indigestion or headaches since starting Tanlac.
The Birmingham Age-Lerald notes a skeptical Mr Grampson dismissing table rapping and cabinet noises as foolish. He says no one should attend a spirits demonstration in the public square at night unless a genuine sign appears.
The George Jr. Cram Company offers profitable summer employment at 682 East Georgia Street Indianapolis. School teachers or college students are preferred to sell a new fast selling product to schools and homes. The work is pleasant and open to ambitious men or women who should apply at once for details.
A young woman visits a friend whose five year old daughter explains mamma is not home. The seaman apologizes and jokes about paying a courtesy call. The fragment ends with a stray ad style line about Red Cross Ball Blue keeping linens white and Uncle Sam taking money for dusting.
In a zoo cage conversation the Leopard disdains gentleness and lap dog culture while boasting wild ways and strength. Cousin Cheetah admires uniqueness yet recalls past hunting life and notes the keeper’s bond. The exchange reveals contrasts between wild instincts and tame companionship.
Lesson outlines Nebuchadnezzar's siege of Jerusalem, Zedekiah's rebellion, and the city's capture. The episode details the burning of the temple and royal palace, destruction of walls, and deportation of many inhabitants while leaving some as vinedressers under Gedaliah at Mizpah.
A collection of pun riddles noting why a pig is strange because it is killed before it is cured and why patterns differ. It playfully links cities with letter shapes and tree bark puns while commenting on spring dangers and the ugliest tree, the plane tree.
A biblical verse from Ephesians 4 28 urging theft to stop and urging labor with hands to provide for those in need. The text emphasizes honest work and charitable giving as a remedy to theft.
A devotional line cites Nehemiah 13 22 urging remembrance and divine mercy. The brief scripture emphasizes mercy as a guiding spiritual appeal.
No Peace for Them presents a biblical verse from Isaiah 48 22 about divine judgment on the wicked. The quotation emphasizes the certainty of divine displeasure and universal call to repentance in a religious context.
A fragmented reflection on judging art and knowledge notes that many people mistake their quick judgments for understanding. It cites a Greek photograph before the Parthenon, linking classical grandeur with modern beauty, and hints that a little knowledge can mislead.
Scattered text describes stone implements resembling Stone Age tools found in hills along the Split Rogkang and Sioux rivers, links to Chilean archaeology, and references a San Diego historian studying prehistoric artifacts. Mentions President Harrison and the 25th anniversary of the League of American Pen Women in connection to the copyright bill.
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