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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
2
Mrs. Harry Pike of 721 N New Jersey Street Indianapolis praises Pepgen as a tonic for the stomach and nerves after three months of nervous dyspepsia. She says she could eat anything now and feels stronger, urging others to try it as a remedy available at first class drug stores.
The article traces Japan joining the war via a 1902 treaty with Britain and outlines extensions in 1905 for Korea and Indian interests, 1911 limiting Britain’s obligations excluding the U S, and notes the alliance extending to 1921.
Advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a fifty one year old remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds settling in the throat. It claims to aid sleep ease expectoration and natural healing and notes American manufacture and long sales history.
A fragmentary quote attributed to Carlyle discusses manhood rising when necessity is faced. It argues that true growth comes from embracing necessity, transforming struggle into freedom, and reconciling inner doubt with unavoidable limits.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as building the system and cleansing the blood to prevent colds. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. If not cured, $1006? discusses a money back offer.
Quoted voice compares ongoing aid to an axle’s squeal, suggesting little real support for progress. The dialect highlights frustration with insufficient assistance and stubborn obstacles in advancing.
In Vermont a boy named John Alexander joined the Vermont Poultry club in 1912 despite family opposition and skeptical neighbors. He rose from a few eggs to county champion status by 1914, showed at county and state fairs, earned ribbons, then led the state in 1915 and expanded his business to selling poultry settings and breeding stock across New England. By 1917 he ran his own plant, issued business stationery, and served as superintendent of a state institution’s poultry farm while growing his enterprise.
Discussion of county group plans emphasizes concrete aims over broad activity. Projects include road improvement, agricultural fairs, rural telephone systems, schools, livestock improvements, cooperative marketing, and social welfare, with caution to start small and build momentum.
The piece urges installing a pressurized water pipe system to provide ample water for home and barn, stressing ease of access and overall satisfaction from having water readily available.
Plant cowpeas with corn for pasture and hog fattening. They provide excellent hay for dairy cows and are good feed for horses. Mixed with corn they store well in silos, with running varieties preferred for their foliage.
Reports from Dickenson North Dakota Cheyenne Wyoming Nephi Utah and California field stations show wide year to year yield differences among varieties of common and durum wheat oats barley and spring and winter wheat. While averages vary across locations certain varieties consistently offer higher long term yields and profitability.
This lesson outlines Jesus identity as Lamb of God Messiah and Son of God and Man. It links John 1 to John 3 16 and Romans 8 31 32, showing salvation through faith in Christ who gave his life for many and God’s readiness to provide all things to believers.
During spring months control measures target cereal and forage crop pests. Insects overwinter in rubbish and vegetation. thorough cleanup and burning destroys hiding pests. In the upper Mississippi basin grasshopper eggs lay along ditch banks and uncultivated areas and can be destroyed by winter disking.
Lesson ry by Rev. P. B. Fitzwater, D. Teacher of English Bible at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Copyright 1919 by Western Newspaper Union.
F B Meyer emphasizes total adherence to divine commands from Deuteronomy and Jesus teaching. He warns against selective obedience and notes that one faithful command unlocks blessing and forward spiritual progress while disobedience leads to stagnation and loss of power and joy.
A reflective note on God’s love surrounding believers with gladness. It asserts that those who love God sense a fatherly, constant affection in every moment, unaffected by worldly alters or loss.
A concise reflection notes that men are judged harsher for lacking religion, despite outward displays or rhetoric. The idea contrasts public piety with private belief, suggesting suspicion follows secular appearance.
An old style advert promotes Freezone a tiny bottle costing cents for corns and calluses on feet. It claims removal leaves pink healthy skin without soreness. The copy notes phrases about ignorance and blisters and mentions Roman Eye Balsam for eye irritation. It ends with a quip about self made men talking shop.
An old herbal tonic claims to build strength, cure colds and influenza by improving blood with wild roots and barks. It promotes Sage's Catarrh Remedy for nasal washing and offers a trial package by mail from Buffalo New York.
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