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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
7
A dubious health advisory warns lingering coughs can threaten health and urges prompt action. It touts Bear's Emulsion as a tonic to strengthen the system and fight germs, noting availability from druggists or direct from the manufacturer at $1.25 a bottle.
An old advertisement promotes Teething relief products claiming Teething is harmless and endorsed by doctors. It touts Teethina for bowel troubles and colds, urges parents to buy from druggists or mail 80 cents to Moffett Laboratories in Columbus Georgia for a package and baby booklet.
A compilation shows the world total of telephone wire at A2660, OOO miles. The United States accounts for 61 percent, Europe combined 25 percent, and all other countries share 11 percent. The figures illustrate global coverage and distribution of wire networks.
A playful exchange shows Tige begging for a cookle as Mama insists on giving him a piece. The dialogue captures family humor and everyday squabbles over treats.
Regina plans a Christmas tree for her Sunday school class but finds the vacant lot tree already claimed by David Langhorn. After a shared plan and a heartwarming communal celebration with 24 children, Regina and David end the night united in the spirit of giving with a Christmas Eve gathering.
Hundreds of children gather at Clemen C. Moore’s grave near Broadway and the Hudson to recite the poem and sing carols on Christmas Eve. Rev Milo Gates originated the ceremony to honor the beloved Christmas poem amid debates over its true authorship. Vanilla extract can be made artificially in the lab from eugenol and cloves.
An Ohio State University study reports rural doctors in Ohio treat about 1,512 patients on average, twice the load of urban physicians. The findings note urban counties attract rural practitioners and urban areas draw doctors away from rural practice.
A lighthearted note on choosing to linger in town when the last train has gone. It highlights suburban residents savoring convenience and urban access rather than returning home.
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