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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
7
A secretary reports a committee has a plan to present to Mr Grabcom. He surmises it is a tongue in cheek touching plan and jokes he is off to Florida and may cross to Cuba where strong drink rages and wine is a mocker.
Old garments can be renewed with Diamond Dyes that claim fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or blends. The instruction book guides over-dyeing on any shade and the color card helps match fabrics.
A salesman touts a combination footstool and phonograph and a customer says it will wake her feet. An advertisement claims Roman Eye Balsam rapidly heals sore, blood shot, watery, and sticky eyes with nightly use.
In a wartime debrief a veteran recalls the worst mistake in service. He recounts a moment when he challenged a captain over pay and physically confronted him seeking a raise, revealing the harsh discipline and consequences aboard.
Ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a gentle stain remover for baby clothes. Claims it leaves whites fresh and streak free, sold by all good grocers for 5 cents a package.
The dialogue features a ready-made philosopher and Mr. Chuggins arguing about appearance versus identity as he crawls from under a car. Chuggins imagines donning fur overcoat and cap to force a machine to treat him as a chauffeur.
A dialogue snippet shows a patient eating only rich food and a remark that this may explain his poor appetite. The brief exchange highlights irony in medical or dietary expectations within a medical context.
A married man pursues activities his wife objects to, highlighting a clash of tastes within domestic life. The item notes a provocative behavior pattern and implies marital tension without graphic detail.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes brands drive export sales as buyers rely on labels for quality. It cites butter trade, Denmark and New Zealand practices, and calls for stronger branding and quality standards to sustain dairy and other exports.
Poultry guidance notes flock size should guide hen house dimensions with four to five square feet per bird for flocks of 40 to 50. Smaller or milder climates require adjustments. A square or near square plan saves lumber. fourteen feet wide is convenient. keep the building low to simplify heating and ventilation.
The United States Department of Agriculture says hatching failures stem from egg quality and handling. Check breeding stock conditions for fertile germs, proper egg handling before incubation, and correct incubation environments. Keep a daily incubator temperature log for future reference.
Farmers are advised not to plow under manure or fertilizers when seeding a field to clover. Manure and disking leave a mulch that conserves surface moisture, especially through hot dry weather into midsummer.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promotes quick gentle relief and invites readers to request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York while mentioning the paper.
A former cabaret proprietor, pictured in despondent mood, laments wasted years and failed efforts to prove sober vaudeville equal to past performances enjoyed when heavily intoxicated. Friends note his papers for Cuba never materialized as cash and hope fade.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. Washburn of El Centro California extols Milks Emulsion as rebuilding strength after pneumonia. It claims quick appetite return sleep improvement and renewed energy, praising palatability and a money back guarantee with six bottles. The ad cites Terre Haute Indiana manufacturer and widespread druggists.
A film buyer and producer exchange in which the buyer jokes about buying the film while planning to kill himself by own action. Kongoland reports a native sheep breed that is without wool.
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