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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
A vintage clinic style ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of constipated children. It claims a teaspoonful clears toxins, sour bile, and waste within hours and that millions keep the product on hand for a healthy child. The copy warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with age appropriate directions on the bottle.
In a terse scene from a game night, a player declares disdain for a rival, while another challenges the rival’s strategy with a calm retort. The exchange hints at tensions over moves and trust without escalating into confrontation.
A preacher interprets John 21 15 focusing on Peters denial and restoration. Jesus questions Peter do you love me and Peter replies I love you thrice and is given the shepherds program to show love by action. Obedience and service prove true affection.
The lesson presents a Bible study on Isaiah 61 and Luke 4 focusing on Messiah’s twofold program of grace and vengeance, the Acceptable Year of the Lord and the Day of Vengeance, plus the blessings of Messiah’s kingdom including comfort for mourners, beauty for ashes, and Israel as a priestly nation.
The fragment quotes a biblical admonition urging discernment of spirits and warns that many false prophets have gone into the world. It reflects religious reflection rather than a news event or public notice.
A terse motto from Wisdom 1 8 warns that those who speak unjust words cannot hide and will face chastising justice, reflecting moral admonition on truth and accountability in early biblical wisdom literature.
A historical note cites Romans 12 17 urging honesty in public life with a brief reflection on virtuous conduct. The line references honorable behavior seen by all and echoes moral guidance from scripture.
Frail readers tout Tanlac for revived strength and improved digestion. Mrs. Mary Choklat of Los Angeles says she went from extreme weakness to perfect health, crediting Tanlac with restoring nerves and appetite. Ad claims Tanlac cleanses the system and rebuilds bone and muscle, urging readers to buy a bottle. A second snippet notes a joke about hens in a kitchen setting.
Advert reads that Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, a kidney liver bladder medicine, is a physician’s prescription strengthener aiding organs to function naturally. It claims years of testing, widespread pharmacist endorsement, and urges readers to buy or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
In a Los Angeles Times style note the column mocks gender bias while recounting two court cases. A male driver pleads reckless driving after two glasses of claret faces 250 dollars fine or 180 days jail. A female driver who struck a man and a flivver receives ten days jail suspended, with excuses about nerves and tears.
The piece notes copper’s vast applications from trolleys to military needs and building trades. It highlights copper’s dominance in roofing gutters pipes and ventilators and cites the Woolworth Building in New York as a landmark using about a million pounds of copper for roofing elevators and interior decoration.
Dr. A. L. Piper for five years runs a grassnut hospital among the Alunda tribes of Africa. He recently bought medicines test tubes and lab equipment in America and must convey them on camels for 17 days under a scorching sun to Selentidle Amertcan.
A brief note on a girl resisting mockery and finding resolve when a boy tries to pry into her thoughts. The line hints at social pressure and the value of composure in youth interactions.
An Indianapolis News item describes a young man who sends candy to his远 distant sweetheart while away from town. Her friends imitate the habit, prompting a complaint from a fellow admirer who notes the trend among other girls. The candy giver defends the practice as costly yet safe.
A New York Sun item highlights a humorous byplay about roles in a household and the shifting duties of driving and directing. The snippet notes language reflecting social norms and the era's tongue in chief.
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