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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
Lesson outlines how Jesus as the Great Physician heals across several gospel events. It covers the demoniac, Peter's mother in law, the leper, and especially the paralytic, noting faith, forgiveness of sins, and the purpose of miracles as divine authentication and compassion.
A terse aphorism on self love stating it cannot be filled by external abundance. The author C. W. Holmes suggests inner fulfillment cannot be poured from external reservoirs into an empty cup.
A devotional line cites Romans 14 4 asking who judges another man s servant. It notes each person stands or falls before his own master. The brief reflection presents religious admonition in a concise biblical quotation style.
A short devotional verse lines from scripture style text noting human frailty and divine memory. It references the Lord knowing our frame and remembering we are dust. The quotation emphasizes humility before God.
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing or tinting faded garments and home textiles. It claims no streaking or running, with clear directions. guides buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics to ensure best results.
A woman responds to marriage failure by pursuing a divorce to allow a fresh attempt at remarriage. The remark frames divorce as a remedy for ongoing relationship trial and renewal.
The London waterworks system nears completion after ten years of construction. When finished it will hold 6 500 000 000 gallons, making it the world’s largest reservoir.
An advertisement touts a refined woman by the perfume she uses. A Cutlecura Soap bath with hot water cleanses pores and a dusting of Cutleura Talcum powder yields clear sweet healthy skin.
A whispered exchange hints that a man known for airs is not influenced by liquor. Miss Cayenne clarifies he is a bootlegger, and his prideful display is due to the abundance of liquor.
Mrs J B Bogart of Atlanta says Teething babies never get real sick and credits Teething with keeping three sons aged five four and eighteen months well. She reports all children stayed healthy while using Teething and urges others to buy from druggists or mail 80 cents for a regular package and Baby booklet.
The California road runner, called chaparral cock, is a West native famed for sprinting ahead of horses and vehicles. Once widespread from Kansas plains to Pacific chaparral, the bird now grows rare as it inhabits deserts with limited flight ability despite strong running speed.
The article describes menopause symptoms between ages 45 and 60 including nervousness heat flashes and memory lapses. It cites testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and notes a public text book offer while mentioning horse distemper remedies and a light anecdote about a newsdealer.
The Birmingham Age Herald notes a shift from a $2,000 annual income to $20,000 yet calls Dubhwaite still hard up. The piece observes that high earners attract more backtalk from collectors, reducing the impact of higher wages.
A brief item notes quips about heat and cold world phrases from the Soulsville Courier Journal, reflecting a light editorial mood amid hot weather. The piece captures a local newspaper tone with concise, wry observations.
An airship in the Paris London service carries a combined radio telephone and telegraph unit with a Sowatts antenna output and about 180 miles range at 000 meters wavelength. The complete audio equipment weighs 125 pounds and is powered by a six volt generator and battery. A three-bulb amplifier handles reception from 500 to 1000 meters.
The Kansas City Star account notes Riley Regzt dew and Squire Ramsbottom sparring over political loyalties. Old Tom Rott is urged to campaign against returning to Old Party principles, while a debt of ten dollars from six years ago resurfaces in town talk.
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