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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
Harrison Shepard Filgin states Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets repaired weakness headaches and kidney trouble. He urges others to obtain the discount from a local seller or Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo for free medical guidance.
A wealthy man in Youngstown recounts a dream about a tiny car that climbs a telephone pole, somersaults on the wires, and slides down another pole. He translates it as a mockery of his own finances and humor.
A quirky old recipe prescribes peeling and slicing cucumbers with pepper and vinegar, then throwing the mixture from a window. The note wryly reflects on taste and digestion while tracing the cucumber’s long culinary role and biblical mentions, linking to a modern salmon and cucumber dish.
A neighbor dispute unfolds in a living room when a ring at the door interrupts a conversation. A child answers the door as a sharp voice asks if the mother is engaged, leading to the mistaken claim the mother is married. The exchange captures a tense moment of miscommunication.
The Old Man Doodle claims progress or movement, noting that loss of probity is less of a handicap today. He cites hearing about self confessed crooks being technically acquitted, suggesting a changing moral landscape.
A quaint exchange asks why clocks reset after twelve, with Bobby answering that thirteen is unlucky and time restarts at noon. The dialogue reflects playful superstition about numbers and daily cycles.
A sermon outline on John 20 19 31 and Luke 24 94 tracing Jesus appearance to the disciples after the resurrection The lesson covers the disciples' commission and equipment through the Holy Spirit their authority in forgiving sins Thomas absence and belief and the gospel's concluding arguments for Jesus as Messiah divine and the path to eternal life
A compact reflective note on happiness and inner comforts, citing Bruce Calvert in Our Comforts. The piece contrasts worldly appetites with the joy found within, suggesting true well being grows near the heart despite crosses.
Review quotes Judge praising Penfield's portrayal of a small town where the people feel the characters are deeply authentic and recognizable to those who know them.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby’s red rough skin. It promotes Cuticura Soap for baths, Cuticura Ointment for relief, and Cuticura Powder to keep skin dry and scented. The ad positions these items as indispensable in routine care.
Charles M. Schwab joked that the world seeks disarmament and peace like a househunter seeks a conservatory. A buyer explains the need for a large conservatory to host six daughters’ “ripening,” noting a cheap nine‑room house with a conservatory is rare.
A fragmentary column notes thinkers over tinkers and urges self control. It contrasts age and mind with routine machinery, mentioning a norman and a street car in a reflective, literary tone.
The Chicago Evening Post notes experts estimate a mass gathering needs 180 dollars per child for six months of aid, with fears that wartime bills will exceed this. It questions the value of aid for orphans and mentions a 100,000 dollars purchase of tent-like shelter for Transcaucasia wards.
A garbled dialogue from Birnidinghsan Age-Torald presents a mock inquiry about a scientific term. The exchange features a speaker pressed for a specific name and a terse confirmatory reply, framed as a playful or satirical note on language and knowledge.
An unclear note describes a community event featuring goats and a solar energy theme with local participation by Mr. Jones and other residents. The fragment hints at vetting energy devices and public demonstration.
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of Castortla bottles for the signature arg PALA. In Use for Over 80 Years, Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria. The notice stresses verifying authenticity and warns against counterfeit products amid enduring trust in the brand.
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