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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
7
Patient quotes doctors treating his illness in Fort Wayne with costly surgery. After trying a treatment advertised in a local notice he reports restored health in three weeks and returns to work. The ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.
Brancho Bob taunts the traveling man about winnings in a poker game. The man replies he won seventy dollars while Brancho notes he previously won twice as much. The exchange hints at a local discussion on anti immigrant laws as a patriotic pretext by Crimson Guiders.
A fragmented advertisement promotes See Tee ExX Prosetions and Afien's Foot Baxe as a powder to shake into shoes or bath for foot relief. It claims instant ease for tired aching feet and swelling, and urges readers to get the Standard Remedy for the feet today.
A brief exchange shows a seller offering a book for two dollars while the buyer questions the purpose and intent of the sale, highlighting a mixed motive behind the request and a price suggestion of two dollars.
Fragmentary line mentions a person connected with Red Cross and a named individual Jue, with a vague inquiry about someone's home. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable text. The item reads as a stray clue rather than a full news item.
An aviator who is brought into a society circle can always return the favor with a gracious compliment.
Richmond Pennsylvania resident Mrs Fraxx Culark praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health after severe nervous exhaustion and internal troubles. She credits the remedy with improved sleep headaches and strength and urges other women with similar ailments to try the product from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Massachusetts.
New York Tribune writer recalls months in Jolo with Deaconess Young and Episcopal bishop Brent. They describe Moros vs Filipinos, dangers, and a humanitarian mission using the Golden Rule to win trust among island communities and run classes and a dispensary.
In a New York hashery Lucile the waitress chats with a newspaper man about a man who claimed to write a song titled Lucile I Know You're Real He tries to flatter and tempt with oxtail sour tongue and a ditto while Lucile retorts with wit and sharp humor asserting his bid to flatter her is hollow
A devotional analysis of Psalm 23 by David the shepherd-king, exploring the shepherd imagery, God's care, and the believer's journey from pasture to green pastures and beyond. It links David and Jesus as shepherd and flock, with reflections on guidance, sustenance, and the hope of eternal dwelling.
A dialogue contrasts art's value with money as a manager insists on thinking. An advertisement urges Red Cross Ball Blue for wash day, promising genuine comfort. Snippets mention Kitty's front return and Alaska population estimates with census notes.
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