Silence Is Golden Says Women Prefer Thriftier Ways
A Duluth Herald column notes women naturally shun costly options preferring thrift and frugality in daily choices, reflecting a broader social sentiment on value and spending.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
2
A Duluth Herald column notes women naturally shun costly options preferring thrift and frugality in daily choices, reflecting a broader social sentiment on value and spending.
A terse report notes rising tensions in Franklin amid anger over local matters surprising residents. Authorities urge calm as residents voice grievances and seek resolution through peaceful dialogue.
A local hockey feature uses shorthand slang to preview upcoming rink action. The article notes fans expect fast skating and scoring as teams clash on home ice.
The notice claims PAZO ointment cures itching piles within 6 to 14 days. It asserts relief from burning or protruding piles and promises sleep after the first application at a price of 60 cents.
A brief note compares Mount Everest with Mount Cook in New Zealand and other top peaks, mentioning height comparisons and the notion of the tallest isles. It also includes an advertisement for a cold remedy and a laxative product with E. R. Grove’s signature on the box.
An ad for Laxa Quinine tablets promises tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or ringing in the head. The small note cites E. W. Crowd and a price reference of 10c.
One half of a house on Jackson Street for rent by Geo. Rountree. False start text indicates rental offering with location and contact.
Genuine Porto Rican potato slips offered for sale. See Dr. LD Darby for details. Dated 12 19.
A brief line from The Duluth Herald reflects on forgiveness, noting that forgiveness is harder when the foe appears wiser and more sane than oneself. It suggests a moral stance on rivalry and restraint.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind, bleeding or producing piles. Instantly relieves itching and aids sleep after first application. 0c. FOR SALE Barham and Mixed Peas See Dr. L H Darby. Time to protect your tobacco crop get hail insurance from A C Jenkins opposite Postoffice Vidalia Ga.
Promotes vigor by purifying blood with iron and quinine. Claims to enrich blood, boost appetite, and color cheeks, noting it destroys malarial and grip germs through its strengthening, invigorating effect. Sold for 60c.
A London Weekly Telegraph excerpt recalls a landlady scolding a lodger for late hours. The text notes two early morning arrivals and warns against another late return with a facetious, self admonishing tone.
A remark on marriage and social status notes that a wife may harm her husband by enlarging his family connections. It argues social standing is relative to the town’s perception of importance.
A fragment recalls youths sheltering in a barn to smoke and read Deadwood Dick adventures, capturing a nostalgic glimpse of past leisure and rebellion in rural life.
A woman observes that trust toward a man strengthens only after surrounding people lose faith. Her remark highlights social perception and personal discernment in relationships.
Advertisement states that worms cause unhealthy color and stomach issues in children and promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular two to three week treatment to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. It claims the tonic helps dispel worms and restore health with a pleasant 60 cent bottle.
A concise reflection on how a boy in the eighth grade perceives education when his educated father cannot assist him. The note implies social or familial obstacles to schooling and growth.
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