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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
7
The article reviews this fall lingerie and dresses focusing on cotton and batiste fabrics. It praises refined detailing with embroidery, satin trims, and crepe fabrics, noting two sided dress designs, wide sleeves, and decorative buttonwork. It emphasizes craftsmanship and evolving silhouettes.
This lesson surveys Malachi’s critique of corrupt priesthood and social sins, focusing on offerings that please God and the call to righteous living. It covers Israel’s ingratitude, priestly profanation, ungodly marriages, divorce, social injustice, and the coming of Christ, with emphasis on giving and faithfulness.
A devotional excerpt quotes a biblical passage about purity and heavenly anticipation. It emphasizes believers striving for godly character as they await Christ’s appearing.
A devotional line cites Psalms 6 34 asserting faith in divine protection. The speaker proclaims fearlessness before a crowd, trusting the Lord to uphold them through danger.
A collage of quips and vignettes from a late 19th century paper. A colored woman jokes about marriage and flying machines at a police station. Humorous exchanges mix with notes on trade, manners, and everyday life in a fragmentary column.
Willie Tlense, a teacher, earned the nickname Cyclops for his keen gaze and lore about the cyclopedia he authored. The snippet notes his role as educator and writer, highlighting his distinctive moniker and scholastic craft.
The Patriarch of Ferney was a nickname for Voltaire the French philosopher. Thomas Carlyle called Voltaire the nineteenth century for his retirement in Ferney near Cleoneya Switzerlind where he authored much of his work.
A garbled note outlines a favor involving a man and trust, but the text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable portion centers on timing and cautions about relying on another's judgment without context.
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