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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
6
Judge Ostrander leaves his secure home for a moonlit city stroll toward a bluff and a derelict mill house. He recalls a murdered friend, faces a spectral memory, and approaches the Dark Hollow as town life thrums nearby at a night fete.
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The judge slips from his home at night after securing gates and meeting a vigilant officer. He seeks a private act to confront his past, leaving Bela behind as the loyal, now-deceased companion. The neighborhood unfolds with aging houses, a solitary woman, and a ravine shaping the setting.
A Philadelphia Record note explains how Austrians educated under Austria Hungary often cannot spell aloud unfamiliar place names. A well-dressed Austrian admits he can pronounce words but cannot match them to their written spellings, saying spelling skills were not taught at home.
The piece argues that those with money social position or special talent owe aid to others. It asserts nobility is proved by fulfilling obligations to those less fortunate. The old motto of chivalry becomes a universal standard for conduct.
A historical consumer ad promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe hepatic remedy to replace calomel. It claims calomel is mercury and harmful, causing nausea, bone necrosis, and digestive distress, while Liver Tone is 100 percent vegetarian, gentle, and guarantees relief by morning with a money back offer. It also touts suitability for families and children.
A woman from Pinel and Belt, who had ridden into Atlanta on her husband’s wagon, was arrested for talking back to a law officer. She jabbered for a half hour, blocking the street. the judge asked for her defense and she cited her husband’s look as influence.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura emollients for newborns including soap to cleanse and ointment to soothe rashes itchings and chafings. It claims safety from birth and offers samples by mail from Boston.
A Pennsylvania editor recalls receiving a habitually punctuated letter from a citizen. He asks about the rule and the correspondent explains a boyhood standard: place a semicolon every twelve words and insert two commas between each pair of sereicolons.
A mistress wishes happiness to Mary as she departs to marry. Mary notes her fiancé is steady given his surroundings. The maid reveals her young man works as a valet to a young millionaire and discusses his employment.
Advertisement extols Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for back soreness sprains throat and neck stiffness urging thorough rub in and noting that one strong application beats several light ones. Also contains a wry aside about marriage and a quip about duels.
A comic caption shows an older man advising against learning to handle a baby. The exchange contrasts ignorance with parental advice as the wife comments on the husband’s inexperience. The humor hinges on the suggestion that not knowing how to manage a baby might be preferable.
A dialogue segment contrasts Miss Prettyface with a false front and straight back. Mollie notes recognizing a gentleman by his overall manner in a crowded car. Lucius Moore adds a quip: a man fears his wife mainly because he is often guilty.
Leading doctors including Dy Wherle Dr Braithwaite and Dr Simon assert urine reveals disease principles. If you have backache scalding or frequent urination send urine sample to Dr Pierce Buffalo NY for free analysis. Dr Pierce offers Anuric Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with trial packs via 10¢ request.
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