Brothers Share Grain Legend in Palestine Verse
In Palestine years ago a fable speaks of two brothers with a field of grain and a harvest. The elder claims the larger share while the younger secretly aids his sibling, leaving their stacks unchanged at dawn to test the other's generosity. A moral on mutual aid amid hardship.
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Drugquist preparations offer cough cold and rheumatic relief
The prescription and manufacturing department is under W. A. Kinnear Ph. G. The remedies are marketed for coughs colds hoarseness and as external applications for man or beast. Glycerine Lotion praised for chapped hands or face and preferred by users over other powders.
Larkin and Maria on a Georgia plantation trial
An elderly narrator recalls a Georgia plantation tale of Larkin a famed craftsman and his beloved Ria Maria John Paxton’s estate owner presides as a wedding follows a forced union. The couple marries amid plantation life with mistreatment looming as debts force sale of slaves at the courthouse.
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Child Prays Direct to God in Bedtime Exchange
A five year old on the South Side tells of hearing prayers, then kneels by his bed and addresses God directly. He asks for protection for his parents and asks for a dot, delivering a earnest, simple bedtime dialogue that ends with Good night God. The scene is recounted through quotes from the Atlanta Constitution and Chicago Tribune.
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