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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
7
The text sketches a cheeky, folksy exchange about gender roles and social attitudes with a playful slang tone. It also notes a curious line about a dog and Mooverizing, plus a fact about California irrigating numerous farms across vast land areas.
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a centuries old remedy for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims gentle cleansing, non patent medicine status, 200 years of use, direct import from Holland and money back guarantee with three sealed sizes and druggist availability.
A church lesson outlines the Disciple's role as salt light and city, and the Great Commission. It notes Christ's purpose to save a corrupt world, the need for disciples to preach to all nations, and Paul's call to Macedonia as a first fruits in Europe.
A devotional line by MelIntosh speaks of God as a loving father. The speaker emphasizes that divine affection rests on being a child, not on personal strength, and closes with assurance of Tam as a faithful, tender hearted figure.
A quotation from ZJ Hamilton praises the Bible as timeless and endlessly revealing. The speaker notes that repeated study yields new insights and wonders, affirming the enduring power of scripture.
An assortment of ad like tips and clippings describe lemon juice mixed with Orchard White for a cheap skin lotion and promise clearer complexions. Other fragments cite wartime talk with Reginald Wrist, General Foch questions, Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, and short anecdotes on dignity resilience and farmers reviving old practices.
In an old tale from a society book, a village woman named Sally Sweeny, illiterate yet trusted to run weekly errands for her family, misreads a note but cleverly recovers the hidden word by visiting the shop, prompting astonishment from a draper and a cheer from onlookers.
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