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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
Sam Lr Auber laments the final canvas after six months of effort. He recalls days of feverish, absorbed painting and days when he cannot paint at all. Crittick notes the work was created on one of those slow days.
An advertisement describing catarrh and its remedies claims BALLS CATARRH MEDICINE builds up the system and cleanses the blood to prevent colds. It states chronic catarrh may follow repeated attacks and promises a $100 cure if unsuccessful. © H. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
An exchange features Briggins praising Jiis work while Mr Groweher notes the interest lies mainly in its use as a subject of conversation. The remark underscores social dynamics and the way work becomes a talking point.
A 20 year old New York Sun printing recounts a Christmas question from two young girls asking if Santa exists. Frank P Church, a noted journalist, presents a timeless setting of an eternal truth alongside Moore’s A Visit from St Nicholas as a classic of the season.
The famous 1897 editorial reply to Virginia O’Hanlon defends belief in Santa Claus. It argues that faith and imagination give life its beauty and joy, comparing disbelief to denying love, generosity, and childhood wonder.
A quotation celebrates belief in Santa Claus as a real, enduring charm beyond proof. It asserts that unseen wonders, faith, and imagination are the true anchors of childhood joy and the world of fairy tales.
A wartime Christmas poem echoes faith and hope as the world bears years of conflict. It envisions peace on earth and renewed human hearts, urging divine presence for those still grieving and a lasting witness of Christ in all lives.
Doris asks if they will go skating but Marjorie recalls they planned a skate day. George sees her hat trimmed with his tie and, after noticing it, asks her to go for a walk instead.
In Albion Michigan Mary Dutton at 205 N Ann St endorses Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription saying it helped during expectancy and when run down. She reports quick improvement after a second course when other medicines failed and recommends it to readers.
Readable excerpts show testimonials from Detroit area residents praising Dr Pierce medicines for feminine troubles and general health. The letters claim rapid relief and strong belief in the remedies, reflecting early 20th century health advertising.
A testimonial from A Newth of Columbus, Ohio praises Peterson's Ointment for curing itching and soreness from piles after one box. The ad claims relief in days and endorses the product at 35 cents a box, with mail orders via Peterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo, New York.
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