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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
7
The article notes a trend toward giving young daughters a complete wardrobe like their mothers. Stores display juvenile apparel to appeal to children and parents, with emphasis on dressing for various occasions and teaching proper taste as part of a family fashion culture.
The article describes sports hats with straw bodies and straw facing options, including tagal straw hats cut from plaques. It links hat styles to school and morning wear dresses in gingham and chambray, outlines fabrics like crepe de chine and voile for party frocks, and highlights color themes such as copper shades, yellow greens, and ribbon accents in a sporty, outdoor fashion tone. It mentions smocking, embroidery, and decorative details like checkered black and white ribbon crowns and corduroy-welt Ritz cloth hats as season features.
Lesson summarizing Uzziah king of Judah from age sixteen to his death a prideful fall. It notes his prosperous reign built ports fortified Jerusalem and military strength, then his transgression entering priestly duties leading to leprosy and banishment. Concluding that pride brings swift divine punishment and death.
Pusey writes that God alone is the Cause and Upholder of every thing to which He has given being, emphasizing divine sovereignty and self-existence as the source of all existence.
A devotional line exalts God for kindness and mighty acts toward people. It invokes praise and gratitude, framing faith as response to divine generosity and ongoing intervention in daily life.
A compact quotation notes a blockhead who cannot enter leave sit rise or stand like a man of sense, attributed to Bruyere, reflecting on stubborn behavior and misplaced priorities in human conduct.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It describes the product as a gentle vegetable compound with quick, mild effects and offers a 10 cent sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
An advertisement promotes sending shoes by Parcel Post to The Kenton Shoe Hospital a small factory at Market St Chittamoga Tenn. Repairs use factory methods by expert shoemakers with wide experience promising shoes returned near new. Services include leather goods repairs and luggage renewal.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for cold symptoms headache toothache rheumatism and general pain. It highlights the Bayer Cross on each package as a sign of genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years.
A dialogue outlines desire to advertise a college with seventy five professors ten million dollars in equipment and full higher education facilities. The discussion covers stadium travel and a strong football team as emphasized selling points with extra ad emphasis on advantages for youth.
An old Louisville Courier-Journal clipping notes a bachelor overhearing a passerby remarking on birds with a playful exchange about tweets. The garbled lines reflect a casual, humorous street exchange captured in a historical column.
Advertisement for Angus cattle from Sanford and Rich of Mockeville North Carolina urging buyers to purchase to combat boll weevil damage.
A fragmentary snippet shows characters Trey and Doe discussing restrictions and affection. The lines hint at social norms and romantic tension within a rural or period setting. The text preserves voice without additional context or resolution.
The eminent specialist tells the patient he’ll be out in two weeks. The weary patient asks “Out how much” as the doctor hesitates at the bedside amid a day packed with 267 calls and duties.
A social gathering at the suburban home of the Young Matron ends with apple pie praise and satire. Guests note the pie’s green apples and insufficient sugar while the groom cheers the crust's browning and declares the tale proves love is blind to culinary flaws.
In a tense scene three children Jane, Robert, and Telen crouch before a closed curtain while Margaret searches another room. A muffled voice urges Robert to keep his eyes closed as the indeterminate scene unfolds and a graphophone stirs curiosity.
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