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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
7
The article surveys schoolwear for girls focusing on fall wardrobe essentials. It notes crepe de chine blouses, long overblouses, peasant sleeves, embroidery with silk and beads, and coordinated outfits with serge coats, plaid skirts, and jersey fabrics. It highlights ready made outerwear, simple lines, and practical warmth for younger and older schoolgirls.
In a clipped readable fragment a local item mentions Vesey Hus and a listed event tied to LUNE and a brook context. Details are sparse but imply a community note or notices section from a historical page. Names and places appear but exact actions or dates are unclear.
A lesson outline on Ezra 7 1 12 and Neh 8 1 18 teaching the joy of scripture. It outlines a model Bible class with a representative and appreciative assembly and urged reverence for the Word. It notes how clear reading conviction joy sharing and obedience followed understanding.
A brief excerpt voices ideas on perception and fault, contrasting social scrutiny with personal responsibility. It references Franklin and Rochefoucauld while noting blindness as a hypothetical cure for desire or vanity.
Louis editor quotes Henry Watterson noting gluttony and mind on stomachs. He recalls a lord’s castle smoking room filled with hunting trophies including antlers skins and stuffed birds and a fat guest asking if the lord ate it all himself.
A high school girl in an Oregon town copied a Sir Walter Scott line and altered "stream up to their bellies" to "stream up to their wrists" on her assignment. The teacher discovered the change upon collection.
The article recounts a playful golf rivalry between Eugene Grace president of Bethlehem Steel and Charles Schwab their big chief. Grace claims he had one stroke while Schwab says three at a hole prompting light banter about counts.
An onlooker describes Zeke Dawdle lite as taking a leadership role at a new store site. Squire Witherbee notes Zeke acts as superintendent along with several other men whose wives run boarding houses. The warning is that any misstep by workers would upset Zeke’s day.
The snippet hints at a wedding scene with plain vows and speculation about sensational divorces. The lines reflect a contrast between moving music and perceived divinity. Names, dates, and locations are not provided.
Two weeks before his murder M, Rathenau spoke with friends about a superstition linking his alleged “unlucky day” to Saturday. He recalled near-fatal incidents on Saturdays, including a child injured in a runaway and a past fall that nearly killed him. He noted Sat as his bad day.
Experts in Gothic wood carving and medieval painting reveal a lime-based preparation to clean the outside stone of Westminster Abbey. The process aims to remove grime from the gray facade without damaging woodwork or tomb alabaster, restoring original color tones.
A presumed quotation attributed to Alexander Hamilton discusses human nature as a mix of reasoning and improvidence. The line contrasts rational capacity with unsteady conduct, reflecting Enlightenment debates on virtue and governance.
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