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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
12
A reflective poem expresses gratitude for God health and beauty while humorously noting relief at not being born a turkey. The speaker mentions a rose, goldenrod, and non jerky cer ves in lightweight, personal tone.
The Southern Cultivator and Farming notes gratitude for divine favors and blessings from nature. It urges daily thanks for life, love, and the abundance found in fields, streams, flora, sunshine, minerals, and human progress, while acknowledging human wanderings.
Lydia M. Cloidl cherishes festive family lore in the Kansas Farmer with verses about Grandmother crossing the river and through the woods, a cap of grandmother, and joyous references to pudding and pumpkin pie.
An excerpt of a classical poem or hymn with archaic spelling and phrasing. The speaker invokes the Lord to ease weariness grant release from pain and bring laughter to the sorrowing while addressing a personal claim of treasure. The text reflects religious devotion and rhythmical prayer language.
Historic notes recount a feast with five deer and large wild turkeys but emphasize giblet gravy as a lasting feature of New England cooking. The piece traces early methods using heavy cream, sour, giblets boiled in water, and accompanying rice and buttered asparagus, noting the dish survived into later kitchens and even as a favorite of notable officials.
The passage recalls fertile earth after winter, with imagery of sorghum shocks and harvest abundance. It notes patience sanctifying days and the belief that all things work for good, then marks after harvest comes a day of rest and the celebration of Thanksgiving with implied seasonal gratitude.
Oblo Farmer reflects on self credit and collective influence shaping American life. He argues most prosper from civilization and religion, while individuals often overstate personal achievement and overlook communal origins and training that enable earning a living and living well.
The scene describes Cuery Texas hosting a vast turkey parade in early November with 10 000 to 20 000 birds marching through town as brass bands play. The event leads to nearby packing plants where turkeys are prepared for shipment to northern markets.
The United States public expresses gratitude for plenty and peace as holiday reflections begin across communities, encouraging thanks for health, home, and shared values amid the season.
A short reflective note urges gratitude for material and spiritual gains and calls readers to assume responsibility in giving back. It emphasizes that much has been received and much is expected, with true homage coming from sincere hearts.
A Pennsylvania public health official argues against tampering with quarantine signs and urges compliance with disease control. He notes the fines for interfering with health orders and stresses epidemics affect all, urging acceptance of quarantine for the greater good.
An old advisory notes that electrical vibrating machines may aid hearted and overweight people but warns against overuse. It urges medical guidance for those ill or near illness, emphasizes fundamental exercise and fresh air, and cautions that no device replaces real workout.
Historic Gadgirth estate in Ayrshire six miles from Ayr is tied to the Chalmers family medievally. The land was royal domain via the farthing lands and later linked to Reginald De Camera after Bannockburn. The site housed castles, Knox dispensed sacraments there, and Mary Queen of Scots is said to have fled Langside. The estate spans about 400 acres with several farms.
The relief offered by Castoria is presented as a universal standby for fretful babies. The ad claims Castoria eases colic, constipation, and diarrhea and should be used promptly with medical advice if symptoms persist. It cites the familiar H. Fletcher signature on every wrapper.
A Milwaukee woman recounts how Najol restored her health after ongoing sleeplessness and social hardship. She credits improved sleep, clearer skin, and a more active life to Najol, saying it helped her become happier and more successful. The appeal targets students and young women with promises of regularity and vitality.
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