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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. Alice Green of Winston Georgia reports using Cardus over years to combat nervousness and exhaustion. She recalls three courses, noting improved strength, better health, and weight gain after each bottle, attributing her steadier condition to the tonic.
An aged Buddhist monk, famed as the owl priest, meditates atop a forested peak. A visitor asks for the truth of Buddha's teaching. The monk replies to eschew sins and practice virtues, noting a child can say it but an old man cannot live by it.
An advertisement promotes August Flower as a remedy for stomach impurities and dyspepsia, claiming it cleanses the bowels and prevents illness. It warns that relief can be costly and urges keeping a bottle for early symptoms. The page also includes a fiction scene with Algy and a pianist dialogue about music.
The advertisement touts Cleansing and purifying benefits for face hands and hair with Cuticura Soap and occasional Cuticura Ointment. It claims no massage or steaming required and offers a free sample by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
Fragmentary text discusses food influencing mood and a plan to quit bluefish. It mentions eye infections healed by Roman Eye Baleam at night and quotes Marcus Aurelius on swarm and bee. It also references vegetable pills this spring and a laxative ad.
Mrs Alaire Austin mistress of Las Palms ranch loses her way in the Texas desert. She ends up at a small camp where David Law an orange officer hunting a Mexican murderer stays. Law captures his suspect and kills another then escorts Austin home.
Alaire Austin manages Las Palmas near Brownsville while clashing with husband Ed a heavy drinker. Their strained marriage, border unrest, and ranch modernization drive a saga of land, wealth, and personal resolve amid a changing Rio Grande border region.
In the upcoming installment, Mrs. Austin's run in with a Mexican officer spirals into rapid complications as his mounting infatuation leads to disruptive behavior and escalating trouble.
Ella recalls Miss Alley singing in the parlor the night before and compares her performance to gargling. The maid’s remark, delivered to the mistress, captures a light moment in domestic life with a humorous simile.
A bystander and motorist converse about a ride and tire concerns when a car ticket is issued amid the exchange. The brief vignette appears in Chaparral.
Mrs Milford T Cumwenvas of 322 Harmony St Penns Grove testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her irregular periods crippling pain and weakness she says the remedy brought health and urges other women to try it for displacements inflammation ulceration backache and nervous ailments.
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