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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript shows Rastus and a companion discussing sweets and fruit in a playful valley dialect. The couple mentions chocolate treats and candied cherries as part of a whimsical life moment.
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions let any woman dye or tint worn clothing and home fabrics at home. The ad asserts rich color for skirts dresses waists coats stockings draperies and more with a guarantee of no streaking spotting fading or running.
A fragment notes Mrs Bilbelwve asking about the new cook's experience. The text references a start date and requests for an afternoon off. Mentions Boston Evening Transcript and Dr Teery with unclear context about a "Dead Shot" and remedies.
In Feathers the bird of paradise feathers become illegal prompting women to seek alternatives as bootlegging persists. The dialogue hints at illicit routes while authorities crack down on feather trade.
The article argues the danger of corrupting Christian minds through false philosophy and the need to trust the gospel of Christ crucified. It emphasizes renewing the mind with scripture, wearing the helmet of salvation, and upholding individual salvation as central to faith and witness.
Lesson text discusses the penitent woman who anointed Jesus and the Pharisee Simon. It contrasts debt and forgiveness, showing all sinners need salvation. The forgiving woman loves deeply, while Simon doubts Jesus, highlighting that the one forgiven much loves much.
A fragmentary quotation questions moral distinctions, noting when a man leaves households one might count spoons to gauge virtue and vice. The line reflects distrust of moral clarity and social judgment.
A Chinese Proverb asserts that many men can form a camp, but it takes a woman to create a home signaling traditional gender roles in domestic life.
The text foregrounds a biblical beatitude from Matthew 5 6 urging hunger for righteousness and promise of fulfillment. It presents a devotional line highlighting spiritual appetite and reward in faith.
Geo. Davis of 110 Naglee Street in San Francisco says Tanlac cured his ptomaine poisoning after months of diarrhea and weakness. He credits Tanlac with restoring his strength and allowing him to return to work daily, praising the medicine and its widespread availability at druggists.
Aerial propelled craft operated over frozen rivers carries passengers across the ice. The system uses an exposed propeller to draw a deeponed hull, transporting up to twenty people at a time as conditions allow.
A Grand Prairie mother praises Teethina for calming her teething infant Frances after two weeks of sleepless nights. The ad extols Teethina as a forty year household remedy for teething colds and bowel troubles and instructs to send 806 to Moffett Laboratories Columbus Ga for a booklet.
A collage of archaic classified lines advertises handyman work house care and rental requests. Entries include offers of steady work household tasks nanny positions and room or apartment listings with terse cryptic phrases and minimal detail.
An unnamed farmer contests how world relations should be adjusted and laments the inability to erase a marriage owed on an unforgiving form. He argues the system prevents completing a necessary agreement and questions the process.
A garbled notice reports a German physician described as Pischweller who died recently. It claims longevity secrets involve a specific sleeping posture and position, asserting that a certain stance aligns energy from northern currents to extend life. The fragment appears as an advertisement-style filler with nonsensical lines and unrelated queries about golf.
Rep Bak reportedly delivered a jagged speech in Washington attacking opponents and calling out “swine” and “husk” imagery amid tense crowd reaction. He questioned voter turnout and suggested consequences for those who oppose his stance as the audience grew restless.
A recent Superior Court session led by Judge Thornton examined foreign-born applicants for U S citizenship. A U S naturalization officer grilled an applicant on government knowledge with a question about the first president, Washington, to illustrate the process and public chatter surrounding it.
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