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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
3
Emma Jennings of Clearwater Cab reports severe collapse from grippe left her unable to move or dress herself. After taking Tanlac she regained energy and can perform all housework. She praises Tanlac as her best friend and notes widespread sales of over 35 million bottles.
An extracted line extols a truly loving spirit urging to seize every chance to give pleasure as an anonymous triumph attributed to Henry Drummond.
Lesson centers on prayer in Luke 18 1 14 The story contrasts the persistent widow and two contrasting prayers of the Pharisee and the publican It emphasizes steadfast prayer faith in God and humility before Him plus ends with Christ's teaching that the humble worshiper is justified and the proud is not. It also includes practical recipes and a closing Emerson quote about personal greatness and integrity.
A bid of 5900 pounds secured a first folio at Sotheby's in London after a spirited sale. A New York firm pressed to 20250 dollars before London experts prevailed in a duel between Quaritch and Sabin. The copy came from Richard Johnson’s Manchester collection. last May the Burdett-Coutts Daniel copy sold for 8500 pounds and moved to the United States.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for dyeing or tinting faded garments and draperies. It claims simple directions, prevents streaking or fading, and suits wool silk linen cotton or mixes. The copy urges telling the druggist fabric type and promises perfect results even for first time users.
The missus tells the gentleman to have a seat in the drawing room while she is in negligee and will come down in a few minutes. The servant notes she is naked as a jay at the moment.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for quick local relief with an internal tonic said to improve general health. The maker F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio notes the product has sold for over 40 years through druggists.
The plan aims to increase radium production at Joachimsthal near Carlsbad to four grams per year. An Anglo American syndicate with substantial capital has been formed to achieve this, with most radium destined for English and American hospitals.
Advertisement claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity comfort health. It promises no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste and no irritation even with daily two shaves. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A brief dialogue shows a reader dismissing a magazine as unworthy while another challenges him to read it, highlighting a clash over literary taste. The exchange frames a minor clash of priorities in a public setting.
Community workers found initial hesitation delayed progress but ultimately finished the project. Officials noted the slower start did not prevent completion and praised the eventual teamwork among crews and volunteers.
A prayer thanking God for harvest abundance and asking ongoing grace to nourish the soul. It praises redemption through Jesus Christ and invokes honor to the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost for ever and ever.
A meditation on inner joy and grief, noting that true experience happens within the soul. It contrasts silent joy with silent sorrow and invites reflection on the crucifixion example of bearing hardship.
The text explains how protein and starch balance affects health, noting starch in bread rice and potatoes can cause weight gain if overconsumed. It describes starch digestion starting in the mouth with saliva, risks of improper combos, and how excess starch or sugar may be stored as fat or lead to disorders. It urges mindful mastication and meal balance.
A guidance on giving criticism only when a friend asks, and withholding critique otherwise. Emphasizes respecting boundaries and avoiding unsolicited advice.
Warren Wright president of Calumet Baking Powder Company credits newspaper advertising for top sales. He says Calumet is 214 times higher than rivals and attributes this to lavish newspaper space. He argues housewives trust newspapers for reliable product information after thirty years in marketing. A proverb ends the piece.
An advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue for fresh clean baby clothes without streaks or damage. It promotes wealth by marrying for advantage and claims broad availability at good grocers in a period tone.
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