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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
3
The passage describes a scene aboard a grand house where a girl shows restraint and hospitality to a wounded boy, after his rough travel. The father observes, noting the boy’s sensitivity and the girl’s determined kindness as they secure his safety and wash his injured foot. Outside, Colonel Dale and Warhars discuss the boy’s future, while river oarsmen sing beyond.
Barbara Willoughby hosts her cousin Warry Dale from Kentucky as a grand reception unfolds at the Willoughby home. The scene mixes frontier images with genteel Southern manners as Warry adapts to a new room, ponies, and a tense mix of old and new kin amid lavish preparations.
A 1920s style guide describes bathing suits ranging from sensible wool pieces to colorful knit and woven designs. It notes net collars, lace trim, Peter Pan necklines, and varied accessories, emphasizing comfort, modesty, and fashionable detailing for both daily swimming and beach wear.
A white boy raised by Shawnees near Jerome Sanders’s Kentucky outpost warns settlers of a Shawnee war party. The fort is attacked and saved by Virginians whose leader is fatally wounded then recognizes the boy as his son.
A reflective note on staying calm during fortune or misfortune. The passage likens minds to clocks moving at their own private pace, even amid a thunderstorm, attributed to Rh. L. Stevenson.
Cumberland resident Mrs Joan Herer recalls suffering from back pain before marriage and childbirth. She credits the Vegetable Compound with restoring strength, easing labor, and enabling her to care for seven children. She invites other women to write and ask what it did for her.
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