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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
7
Florence, an 80 year old from Dakota, suffered monthly bearing down pains backache and headaches. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could work again and reported improved health. The ad promotes the remedy for female ills and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
The text reflects on the heart not being a mint for coinage and warns to stick to one thing. It notes that only those with a great life purpose rise above the crowd and that a person who mindes his own business will soon have business to mind.
Simple recipes describe Fruit Foam with peanuts banana and coconut, orange juice, gelatin and eggs. Muskmelon Frappe blends melon pulp with whipped cream and juice frozen in shells. Jellied Apples simmer tart apples in sugar sirup, flavor with lemon jello, then mold and serve with whipped cream.
A compact guide offers varied meat and vegetable dishes and sauces. Southern Hash, Baked Fish with tomato sauce, Ragout of Veal, chicken with broth and rice, Martinique Potatoes, French Lemon Jelly, Fish Savory and curry flavored steps are outlined with ingredients and method.
An old quotation by Dickens contrasts talent and luck with the need for durable character to rise, noting that opportunity and ability may aid ascent but resilience determines the climb.
A collection of old fashioned summer recipes for frozen sherbet lemon dumplings and gooseberry desserts. Orange sherbet uses milk cream sugar and citrus juices. Lemon dumplings mix bread crumbs suet and milk then boil and serve with honey. Individual cream chicken uses minced chicken with cream steamed in a ramekin. Gooseberry dessert bakes gooseberries with sugar, serves over sponge cake with custard whipped cream and pistachios.
Texas bankers publish a crop rate sheet for safe farming and bank credit to guide borrowers. It uses a 40 acre two-horse farm as a unit and details the food and feed crops needed to support a family of five. Borrowers report their own farm practices to compare with the sheet.
The Fluegende Blaetter in Munich notes a remark about a missing attendee at the first representation of a new theatrical piece. It quotes a backhanded reply about the audience member’s supposed important engagement and implies a critical exchange regarding attendance.
An old consumer ad touts Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims benefits for liver function malaria defense blood enrichment and overall system health. Price listed as 50 cents.
A dialogue notes heavy reliance on machines in society. It cites the apartment house as an example where even child-raising is described as done by elevators, underscoring pervasive automation in daily routines.
Public notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for theSignature of Quart Tht, claiming Castoria has served infants and children for over 90 years and that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A child asks who Thaw is as newspapers repeatedly reference him. The reply calls Thaw the man who put the b in rainstorm, framing him as a figure of note in ongoing coverage.
A testimonial from Jumbo Virginia praises a remedy for pellagra as a cure. The ad urges readers to request Baughn’s free Pellagra book, promising a refund if the remedy fails and listing American Compounding Co. in Jasper Alabama as contact.
An official from the gas department questioned a meter over a drop in quarterly usage. The householder explained that her daughter married last June, accounting for the reduced consumption. The inspector was satisfied and left without issue.
A newlywed declares a man should rule his house. His longer-married friend agrees in jest asking if he has spoken to his wife. The exchange highlights domestic authority humor between two men about marital roles.
An explanation notes wrist watches grew fashionable as gowns shed pockets. Rankin asks why, Phylo replies the change stems from minimal fabric making pockets impractical in modern gowns.
The remark characterizes a brief kiss between two women as a perfunctory performance. It notes the interaction as a small, minimal display without broader context or consequences.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel a toxic mercury compound. It claims calomel sickens users and harms bones while Dodson's Liver Tone is all vegetable harmless and guarantees relief by morning. It asserts gut cleansing and liver activation with a pleasant taste and suitability for children.
Lloyd George parries a chiding remark from a South Wales meeting. He quips that Welsh measure men from the chin up while the chairman measured from the chin down, silencing further personal remarks.
Princeton president John Grier Hibben spoke at Lake Mohonk on progress against oppression and violence. He cited a humorous parable about a plumber and a millionaire to illustrate demands for payment and restraint, noting the impracticality of erasing dues by force.
Mayor Riddle of Atlantic City quips that the great trouble on the Windswept beach is husbands meeting old flames and acting like moths in the seashore divorce scene. The remark highlights social tension around rekindled affairs and public gossip in a seaside town.
A general approach prompts discovery beyond what theory alone could predict. Researchers test practical methods to uncover gaps, guiding future work and refining theoretical models with real world data.
A lighthearted remark about brass bands suggests harmless beginnings but hints at potential disruption as music escalates. The line plays on perception of sound and public reaction to performance.
A man recounts a long winded tale and the other, in a short retort, asks if anyone paused to hear his ramble as he reaches for his hat. The exchange carries a humorous, casual mood typical of a light street conversation.
Articles tout economical sulfur baths as a trusted remedy for cleansing blood and aiding skin conditions. It recommends Hancock's Sulphur Compound for hot baths and a diluted bath for prickly heat in infants, sold by Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co. The ad frames sulfur as a natural curative, with nationwide availability.
A man with a small mesh net was seen returning to his bungalow. A neighbor asked if he was after a speckled beau, to which the net bearer replied he was going in after mosquitoes with vengeance in his tones.
A panhandler vented about suspicious men who follow him after a stranger gave a dime for food, then watched him spend it in a restaurant. His friend notes the pattern as they discuss safety and dignity on the streets.
A witty exchange contrasts domestic labor with professional skill. A husband admits canning peaches, while remarking on his wife’s influence, mentioning varied stenographers and the wife’s grasp of fashion and spelling.
A husband rebukes his wife for misgendering a bird as male noting that in fact the twittering is by the female bird. The exchange highlights a playful gender twist in avian behavior.
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