27 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
1
A sermon by Rev Edward Hunt centers on eternal life through Jesus Christ. It argues life comes through knowing God, faith in Christ, and following Jesus, presenting contrasts between worldly living and the higher life offered by faith.
North Dakota enacts a law requiring labels on paints and pigments to reveal contents so buyers know if they are getting pure white lead and linseed oil or cheaper substitutes. The label rule aims to curb deception and could be applied to foods beverages and other products. Ohio reports fewer saloons and more revenue under licensing, a temperance side effect noted by the New York Tribune.
A Liscomb resident recounts a severe eczema outbreak covering the chest neck face arms and legs that recurred years later. After using Cuticura Remedies the eruptions ceased and have not returned for five years. The testimonial credits the products with curing skin disease.
Mrs. Highmus asks about cooking staff and Mrs. Upmore reveals a sharp trick. She says when a cook fails she travels out of town for a day and has her husband discharge her in her absence.
Public notice offers a trial bottle of Dr. Eline's Great Nerve Restorer for nervous diseases and St Vitus dance with a treatise, inviting readers to contact Dr H R Kling at 981 Arch St Philadelphia Pa. A quoted Baltimore American remark questions encounters during an automobile tour.
An old Baltimore American item markets Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief and gum softening. A playful dialogue features a Dandelion and a Thistle contrasting city life with farm life in a rustic joke.
The Rev Alexander McLaren argues stewardship requires conscience in spending and gifting not by habit or whim but through deliberate, intelligent administration of funds not owned by the spender. He urges a balanced approach to personal, family, and charitable expenditures.
Last words of the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon urge believers to join Christ’s service. The message describes Jesus as meek and bold in battle, bearing the cross and sharing burdens, offering life peace and joy to adherents.
George Simmons describes prayer as a force that brings serenity and trust after joy and sorrow. He frames prayer as an irrepressible sense of want seeking supplies from Infinite Fulness, an aspiration toward life worthily and hope fully.
Ram's Horn quotes urge complete surrender to Christ to replace selfishness with unselfish service. It argues that Christ dwelling in a heart requires dethroning self and idols, proving presence by humble living.
An article extols a long life with purpose and warns nervous exhaustion signals. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women during change of life and cites Mary L. Koehne of Chicago as a user. Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice to sick and ailing women.
George Clarke advocates holding a revolver with the middle finger on the trigger and the forefinger along the barrel to steady aim. He warns that the common forefinger pull causes recoil, increasing mis-aim, while the middle finger method reduces backing and helps bullets follow the eye’s aim, especially for beginners and potential burglars.
Mrs Newliwed questions 25 cents a half peck for beans. The huckster explains these beans are all hand picker, implying higher quality than the other seller who charged 16 cents.
A brief Philadelphia Press dialogue captures Miss Bragg and Miss Wise joking about proposals. The exchange hints at social flirtation and fashionable winter courtship without detailing any specific events or names.
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