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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
3
Bald Mrs J W Pickins of Los Angeles says persistent indigestion nervousness and fatigue left her unable to rest or work. She credits Tanine for restored appetite sleep and energy and notes she runs a bookstore at 219 Mercantile Place with renewed health. Tanine sold by druggists.
A humorous exchange at a church plate where Mrs. Smith-John questions a poor donation. Mr. Smith-Oh explains the money was for heathen relief and jokes the recipients cannot tell the difference between bad and good coins.
Advertisement warns against calomel its dangers and salivation and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. Claims one spoonful improves liver function without sickness and even suitable for children. Includes an optimistic gardener joke from Wheeler's Magazine.
A vintage advertisement warns that harsh laxatives harm infants and endorses Teethina as a harmless, physician backed remedy. It claims fifty years of use and offers a 30 cent package plus a baby book from Moffett Laboratories in Columbus, Georgia.
A quoted exchange from the Kans City Star features a heated debate about a father deed transferring a farm to a child in exchange for lifelong care. The response denies the arrangement, labeling the plan as not a simple calculation.
A fragmented note discusses Dr Peary's Dead Shot stories and a claim about expelling worms. It contrasts enjoying a wood fire with the effort to cut logs and concludes that crawling out is better than being thrown out.
Reverend C H Benson argues Jesus modeled persistent prayer in baptisms, selections of disciples, temptations, transfiguration, Passion and death. He urges believers to imitate the praying Christ and seek guidance through prayer in all trials and partings.
A biblical reflection cites James 2 2 4 warning against favoritism toward those in fine dress while sending the poor away. The passage condemns partial judgment and evil thoughts based on appearance and status.
Reverend P. B. Fiwtzwater of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago presents an English Bible study lesson. Copyright 1822 by West arn Newspaper Union.
A Bible lesson outlines Jesus sending seventy two two by two, their appointed mission, dangers they face, and rules for serving. It highlights prayer for more laborers, the need to prioritize the gospel, and the disciples' returning reports and Jesus’ responses.
An excerpt citing Zechariah 8 16 urging honesty and justice in civic dealings at the gates. The passage emphasizes speaking truth to neighbors and executing judgment with peace as a community standard.
No clear news item found. The text presents a biblical proverb fragment about prudence guiding wisdom and invention, without identifiable people, organizations, or events.
A short quotation attributed to Alexander Maclaren urges that the toughest periods require strong support. The line, "Best men needed. The worst times need the best men," echoes a call for leadership and resolve amid crisis.
Mrs. E T Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee writes she spent half her time in bed three years ago due to a female ailment. After taking S E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham Sanative, she is a well woman for two years and can farm, tend chickens and handle housework. She urges others to try the remedy to regain vigor and happiness.
The Sahara’s arid wastes shrink as windmills and motorcars penetrate oases linkages. Wells raise tillage, soil warms with water enabling tropical fruits millet and cereals. A trans Saharan railroad is proposed by France amid technical challenges for a southern link between Algeria and French West Africa.
A nervous friend hears a proud wife say she feels safe with George at the wheel as he joins the Red Cross, learns first aid, and knows where the supplies are stored.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Californian Pig Syrup for constipation in children. It promises gentle action, no cramping, and asks buyers to request the genuine product by name, noting directions for all ages are on the bottle.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can refresh draperies, skirts, sweaters, and other fabrics with simple directions. It guarantees no streaking, spotting, fading, or running and asks buyers to specify wool or silk versus linen or cotton.
A fashion writer notes fading old prejudice against being photographed and hopes this signals greater willingness to model attire. The text contrasts opinions on image and dress with a brief aside on Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill. An ad snippet questions value and pricing for a product, while another line hints at cosmetic effects of a blush remedy.
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