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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented ad-like line touts a health cure claiming to fix constipation and liver torpor with a product named CAS CARETS, urging quick use and promising visible results. The text reads as a promotional screed with no verifiable details.
Farmers discuss growing and sharing cabbages from city plots and growing methods for home vegetable gardens.
The New York Tribune notes how seabirds travel far to find rain by sheltering under a passing storm. Thousands of birds gather under a rain cloud and drink the rainfall, allowing them to quench thirst during long sea voyages.
A garbled reminiscence describes a drowning death and a friend named Jones. A companion recalls catching a cold crossing a river and failing to meet expectations, with fragmented lines about attire and sorrow.
A report notes Eulacins faces bad luck in negotiating with others. He admits he cannot even change his own mind without getting the worst part of the deal.
A business man describes how careful self analysis led him to change his diet. He blamed over eating for stomach heaviness and pain and found relief after using Grape Nuts. After a month he reports better digestion, regained weight, and renewed business energy and clarity. The letter is credited to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
An article notes fisher and fox trapping tactics in northern Maine. It details fisher behavior near streams, live trout bait, and shore approaches, plus fox trap setups along Allagash river with spring poles and unscented traps for a triggered catch.
A report from the steamer Mongolia says aviator J. C. Mars was prohibited by British authorities from flying near fortifications in Hongkong. Mars, who left here in January, had given exhibitions in Honolulu and planned ambitious work on his current tour.
John Grohan of Glenville keeps a white Leghorn as a pet and trainer. Each morning the hen follows him to the trolley tracks. When Grohan boards, the hen runs home. One day he dropped a nickel which the hen picked up and returned as he hurried away.
Dan Finch of the Des Moines City Railway proposes a school plan to reduce future injuries. He argues children can learn to avoid danger in streets and crossings, citing Portland and other cities where self preservation is part of grade school curricula.
New York state board of charities in its annual report to the legislature recommends a million dollar farm colony for tramps and vagrants. It argues current confinement in penitentiaries jails and workhouses costs 3260000 annually and that farm colonies could be humane and self-supporting through resident labor.
Utah state officials forward to New York a check for 798546.85 signed by Mary W Harriman in payment of five percent inheritance tax on 55000 shares of common and 51900 shares of preferred stock in the Union Pacific railroad worth 15980937 belonging to the late E H Harriman estate. Utah claims the tax since Union Pacific is incorporated in Utah.
The passage attributes fatigue loss of appetite and skin eruptions to impure blood and asserts a great constitutional remedy can cure it. It emphasizes a link between warm weather and poor blood condition and frames the remedy as effective.
The text extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for its supposed wide range of restorative properties from over twenty ingredients. It warns there is no real substitute and cautions against cheaper preparations marketed as “just as good” as they are inferior and more profitable for sellers.
A farmer offers a ride on a hay wagon to a millionaire who boasts of finding solace on a rolling couch. The farmer objects as the man confesses guilt over abusing Mother Nature and plans to return to a simpler life. The millionaire vanishes after a tense moment.
David M. Shaw describes severe itching and sleepless months from December to March diagnosed as eczema. After using ordinary soaps and creams, he used Cuticura Ointment and Soap, noting rapid relief and full cure within days. He recommends the remedies and notes availability through Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
A humorous quote from the Washington Herald notes a man’s scar as a result of proposing to a wealthy woman. The remark explores social class and romantic pursuit with light tone.
Ladies may fit shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder. It shakes into the shoe to ease tight or new footwear, providing rest and support. Refuse substitutes. For a free trial package send to Allen S. Olmsted Le Hoy N. Y.
A compact reflection on mutual regard. The quote notes that the admired may differ from those who admire them, highlighting reciprocity and judgment in social relations.
An advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with gum relief and claims to ease pain, cure wind colic, and relax inflamed gums. It also mentions Garfield Tea aiding digestion, cleansing the system and purifying blood, and compares will to live among plants and animals to humans.
A warm expression and gentle tone offer support and encouragement along the path of daily life.
A West Philadelphia man and his wife separate over a quarrel sparked by a new hat. The husband said she bought a hat for $20 and asked his opinion, and he replied honestly, ending the brief dispute.
An advertisement touts Spohn's for distemper pinkeye heaves in horses. Sold by druggists and harness makers or by mail from Spohn Medical Co. Ind. Prices 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle. Agents wanted and a free book offered.
A brief exchange from Stray Stories features the Street Young Thing wondering why a man fears proposing and the Chronic Bachelor quipping that his guardian angel tries to hold him back. The wry line reflects humorous social observation.
Advertisement touts marine eye salve in aseptic tubes for eye illnesses, promising no morphine and urging druggists to stock new sigs. Claims a valuable eye book included in each package and promotes the product as a preventive measure against infection.
The piece urges action when due and promotes Garfield Tea for spring blood purification. It asserts that one need not be a detective to spot fault and emphasizes timely undertakings in everyday life.
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