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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
7
A Conneaut Ohio letter extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. Mrs Frank Luce and Mrs W H Woodford describe relief from pregnancy ailments and claim their babies were healthy. The ad promotes the medicine as a tonic for pregnancy, with trial package details.
A health ad claims dull kidney pain signals meat overloading kidneys. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily to stimulate sluggish kidneys and neutralize urine acids, naming Jad Salts as a life saver for meat eaters.
Ada asks Adolf to promise letters from every town he visits on his world journey. He questions if her love is genuine or just a habit of collecting foreign postage stamps.
Thousands of women are urged to check for kidney and bladder issues as hidden causes of general malaise. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy that may restore kidney health, with sample bottles offered by mail and larger sizes at drug stores.
Advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle tonic to improve liver function and digestion while urging readers not to delay in doing good and taking the remedy today.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes guaranteed to give rich fadeless color to wool silk linen cotton and blends with a direction book included. It invites shoppers to match materials by consulting the Diamond Dye Color Card and notes a cautionary line about practical jokes.
The lesson outlines Deborah as a pivotal prophetess who summons Barak to battle against Sisera. It highlights Barak’s initial reluctance, Deborah’s role in strategy, and the divine victory with Sisera slain by a woman. The piece frames Deborah and Barak’s triumph as a model of fighting on God’s side.
The text warns that hoarding wealth for personal gain deprives the inner life of its true resources and purpose. It frames wealth as a distraction from spiritual or moral fullness and emphasizes inward richness over external accumulation.
A brief reflection on work and time notes that wisdom lies in time spent on labor. The maxim emphasizes productive use of time and the价值 of diligent effort.
A reflective maxim asserts that future greatness requires current virtue. The saying urges steady self-improvement and moral integrity as the path to a significant life.
Tiny Timothy endures strict routines as Sundays and Tuesdays demand silence for lessons and lodge duties. A bridge club invitation excites family chatter while grandmother quips mother will merely listen and learn to gos sip like others.
A caddie consoles a golfer noting worse players exist. The golfer swings misses the ball but uproots a large turf patch, prompting the caddie to quip that those players avoid being caught on the links. The exchange appears in Everybody's Magazine.
In a Japanese city a fur shop proclaims service with a sign promising ladies’ and gentlemen’s skins repaired while they wait, reflecting a brisk postwar consumer economy and bold advertising.
Roger Pocock details a Greenland Eskimo winter dugout with turf walls, a single window, a tunnel entry housing dogs, a raised family sleeping dais, and a stone stove burning seal oil. A light hearted comic note follows about a patient and a blown-out direction prompting a jump outside.
At the Jackson day dinner Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska relayed a joke about the habit of calling wives the better half. He cited a story from the prince of Wales who visited American doughboys and found posters of his parents labeled with King George the Fifth and The Other Four-Fifths.
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