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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
6
Helen notices her husband Arthur may have a lover after he hides a jewel and acts evasive. A Broadway chorus girl is injured and cared for by Helen revealing the affair. Helen argues for divorce, but Arthur seeks forgiveness after the truth comes to light and he vows to reform.
Magnificent stretch in the Andes named Huailas between the Black and White ranges. Narrow and broad sections show green alfalfas, vegetables, grapevines, orange trees and figs, set beneath snowcapped peaks in a tropical heartland scene.
The wild grapevine emits a sweet odor and grows with little care. It can cover fences or trellises, with blue grapes valued for fruit. Ivy does not dampen walls. it helps dry them by shedding moisture. Transplanting grapevines occurs in late fall or winter. Geraniums and other seeds grow easily with fine soil and access to air. Balsams benefit from a single straight stem and pinching to encourage bloom. Pinching flowers early extends bloom and size, especially for sweet peas and pansies.
Flowers need friable fertile soil and proper spacing for thrifty growth. Keep beds away from lawn centers, use borders, and let lawn clippings mulch to protect soil. Fill shallow depressions gradually with garden soil while keeping shade trees away from the house to improve air circulation.
A miniature water garden is practical and interesting requiring less attention than a flower bed. Use a split sugar or vinegar barrel or wooden tub sunk in soil. Create a 12 inch square box filled with pond mud or loam plus manure. Plant nymphea root, cover with 2 to 3 inches of water, and top up as growth begins, avoiding water changes.
A sermon records Jesus in Bethany during passion week praising Mary for anointing him with costly ointment. It contrasts Marys unselfish devotion with Judas and others who criticize. The tale highlights gratitude over prudence and recalls Jesus blessing Mary while condemning worldly envy.
A vintage advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming hair becomes light and wavy after a simple application. It asserts cleansing of dust oil and dandruff, relief from itching and hair loss, and promises new hair growth after a few weeks. The ad endorses a 25 cent bottle from any store.
A humorous exchange between Willie Hibrow and a genial old gentleman. Willie notes resemblance to his father as the old man remarks on observation methods used by humans and animals.
Green's August Flower advertised as a universal remedy for stomach troubles and indigestion caused by torpid liver and related symptoms. Marketed for 25c trial bottles and family size, from G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey with distribution in the U S A abroad and Canada.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a woman editor questions a male reporter about his black eye. The reporter jokes that he does not get black eyes in fights, the other fellow does, and the editor wonders if the eye came from her husband.
Mr. Robert W. Ferguson of Hingham Massachusetts credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney disorder backache and near death in Vancouver. He says occasional use keeps kidneys regulated and warns to buy only DODD'S. An unrelated closing anecdote notes mourners at a funeral.
This early 20th century ad promotes Cuticura for facial eruptions and hand skin. It instructs applying Cuticura Ointment on the face after cleansing with Cuticura Soap, soaking hands in hot Cuticura Soap lather, then rubbing in Cuticura Ointment. Free samples offered by mail with postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
The senator remarks that constituents are split on several issues. He avoids taking a firm stance and acknowledges difficulty choosing a side as public opinion shows strong but varied views.
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