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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
An advertising piece touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming sworn testimony and customer reports prove its value It invites readers to obtain a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mentions bottles sold at drug stores.
The passage argues that a razor that loses its temper can influence the user to lose composure as well, illustrating a humorous cause and effect between tool behavior and personal conduct. It notes the psychological link between an irritable blade and human irascibility.
A Life snippet notes a man from the tailor's visiting while the speaker plans to return tomorrow to order another suit, saying I can't pay his bill but will be around then. The remark captures a brief client tailor interaction and future intent.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough itchy skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, Cuticura Dusting Powder, and Cuticura Talcum as indispensable trio for comfort and care.
A light exchange notes neighbors wear costly clothes while flowers prove scent is not tied to beauty. The dialogue hints at wealth appearance and the irony of fragrance versus fashion.
In a camping party any member who can fry potatoes is tasked with the cooking chores, a rule that assigns all food preparation to the potato fryer as the group's informal kitchen chief.
Advertisement asserts Red Cross Ball Blue as the world’s finest product of its kind and that every woman who has used it knows it to be true.
The old saying notes that patience does not guarantee the expected outcomes, as the results often diverge from what one anticipates after a long hold. It reflects on unmet hopes despite perseverance and the irony of delayed gains.
A humorous aphorism notes that gaining brief legal knowledge can help a person avoid serving on juries by avoiding disqualifications or misunderstandings in the selection process.
Col. Fred Owens recalls Geronimo surrender after a sunlit pistol sighting and the Apache Kid using a smoke screen. He chronicles his Ranger life from Philadelphia Centennial to pony express days and dramatic frontier action in Texas and New Mexico.
A photo shows Mr. and Mrs. James H. R. Cromwell, descendants of Mrs. EB Stotesbury, with Mrs. Cromwell Delphine Dodge. She owns a pearl necklace valued at $825,000, famed as once belonging to Empress Catherine of Russia. The sale sparked a lawsuit between two major jewelry houses.
Ralph Magazino a 25 year old Brooklyn motorman insisted his wife wear cosmetics. When Helen refused he allegedly beat her. Magistrate Liotta placed him on probation pending further investigation.
Sergt. Samuel Joseph of Hazard Kentucky, shot 102 times and wounded 67 bullets, is treated at Good Samaritan hospital Lexington after 15 months of front line service in World War I. He fought from Cantigny to Chateau Thierry and the Argonne, with 28 months in hospital before recovery.
A devotional lesson on John 20 19 31 and Luke 24 34 outlining Jesus appearance to the disciples on Easter day the mission and equipment given to believers the authority to remit sins and the evidential belief of Thomas plus the gospel's purpose to show Jesus as the Messiah divine Son of God and source of eternal life.
The young ex-emperor Hsuan Tung faces a sight problem that prompted an American expert to prescribe spectacles. The decision on wearing "specs" was debated within the imperial household as failing sight loomed.
Christ saw much to weep over and to pray for in the world yet nothing to view with contempt, reflecting his compassionate outlook.
A brief reflective line notes that true happiness comes from within rather than seeking externally, with Bruce Calvert emphasizing inner contentment nestled in the heart.
A brief quotation notes that comforts in life tend to develop alongside our hardships, reflecting a thoughtful, reflective sentiment about resilience and growth through struggle.
A huntsman visits the farm to settle damages caused by hounds and finds only Mrs. Hodge at home. He asks if the farmer has undergone an examination, to which she replies that the examination was done, though she decries the crude language used.
In a casual exchange at dinner, two men discuss a co worker’s daughter. One jokes that sending her to a hill hospital would cure her in a month, while the other questions if it is a convalescent hospital. The reply clarifies it is a corrugated iron facility.
A craftsman envisions a small, inviting space featuring six ash trays as a defining detail. The concept centers on a warm atmosphere where smoking would be accommodated through a built in array of trays.
Mrs. Florence Coop of Kokomo Indiana says she felt tired and worn out until trying Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription which she notes worked quickly without unpleasant taste and improved her whole system. She also used Dr Pierce's Lotion Tablets for cleansing and found them perfect.
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