Sure One Demonstrates Sewing Skill in Duel of Wits
In a feisty exchange a challenger asks for a knock down argument about sewing capacity. The reply asserts prowess with a bold claim to "fell this seam" showing confidence and skill.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
7
In a feisty exchange a challenger asks for a knock down argument about sewing capacity. The reply asserts prowess with a bold claim to "fell this seam" showing confidence and skill.
Two women view a poulterer’s display in Smithfield with two ducks blackened and dried by long cold storage. One says the bird looks like it has been gassed, a pointed remark reflecting the crowding concern.
An old medical ad offers 3100.00 for incurable catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via blood action on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years with testimonials free, from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Quote debate on talking women in Birmingham Age-Herald satire. It contrasts a woman with a mission who would dominate conversation with one who thinks she is misunderstood, then notes Congress must settle a strike and Garfield’s cautious appetite.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at misfortune and misdirection in love. One speaker remarks on someone meeting their ideal rather than Louise, while another urges action and purpose.
A thinker defines a prophet as someone who anticipates the unexpected, framing prophecy as anticipation of unforeseen outcomes. The remark underscores the tension between prediction and surprise in spiritual discourse.
The article urges Sunday schools to devote time to the Easter lesson and review, argues for realistic teaching standards, and outlines twelve lessons about Jesus. It notes the Holy Land’s recent historical changes and predicts a Jewish state’s possible early establishment.
A reflective quip contrasts prayer and telescope to glimpse heaven, asserting pure obedience as humanity's first law. It notes the added burden of tomorrow making today harder and links obedience to rational purpose.
An inconsistent Christian is not proof the Bible is untrue. The remark argues personal conduct does not negate biblical claims and emphasizes belief rests on faith and text rather than every believer’s behavior.
A paradoxical saying contrasts devotion with proximity to divinity suggesting spiritual distance arises from sustained piety. The line implies that closeness to the divine resists formal closeness or display.
A home-body recalls neighbors discussing a letter from Jack about a girl who sent him homemade gifts. She explains the girl claimed Uncle Sam as their uncle making them cousins and instructs him to share candy with cousins in various seas and lands. The tale ends with a playful remark about the girl.
Warzone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for troops. Shake into shoes and feet bath for comfort, aiding walking. available nationwide at 20 cents. Also: Philadelphia woman hailed as heroine for multichild rearing and farm labor. Cuticura soap advert promises tender skin care with free samples.
A local orator at Amiens delivers a long list of flattering epithets to Henry IV of France. He interrupts with a sharp quip about being very tired, revealing the monarch’s witty impatience after a long journey.
An advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures eczema salt rheum old sores itching skin ulcers and all skin diseases. It guarantees relief from blind bleeding or itching piles with a 30 cent box or money back. A testimonial by David A. Seymour supports the cure.
Advice urges anglers to stay put to improve chances of catching fish rather than chasing new streams. Emphasizes that mobility can cause missed bites and less consistent results.
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