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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
2
Mrs. Johanna Little of Kansas City reports relief from gas, sourness, headaches, biliousness, and sleeplessness after taking Tanlac. She says indigestion and nervousness no longer bother her and she can perform housework like it’s play. Tanlac is sold by druggists. over 85 million bottles sold.
The piece notes recurring discussions on polygamy and counters the idea that polygamy brings joy to men. It argues that a man with multiple wives endures constant complaints and disputes, and that a wife’s refusal to strike does not excuse the husband from punishment.
In a rural exchange, the boy Jaxi is praised as a smart kid while Farmer Corntessel worries over whether the farm can support him. The farmer contemplates shouldering all the future concerns.
West is held captive on the Seminole with Natalie Coolidge aboard. He frees her after learning she was not where he expected, and they work together to escape as the yacht sinks, launching into a desperate swim to safety on a life raft.
Captain West and a passenger survive a yacht sinking in Lake Michigan. They cling to a raft and hope for rescue as the ship disappears with its fleeing crew likely ashore. she seeks answers about the voyage and the attackers.
An advertisement promotes Nujol as a natural, harmless laxative alternative to pills and salts. It claims constipation relief comes from lubricating the digestive tract like Nature, without medicines or griping, and notes Nujol is used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Ludwig and Georgette discuss a Paris book that the evensors refused to pass as chatter grows. Georgette plans to finish her mothers cook book before starting the new read, delaying the Paris title further.
Drugstore reports show kidney issues are common yet unnoticed by many. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy popular in dry stores. A Life Insurance physician notes many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney problems. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
The Pittsburgh Post argues Boston papers recycle a Coue style phrase predicting steady improvement Every day in divers and sundry particulars they claim shows progressive amelioration in everyday progress reports.
A laundress sings O’ Happy Day while hanging a snowy wash, praising Red Cross Ball Blue in this cheerful old advertisement. The copy links a bright mood to a laundry product amid a domestic scene.
A light exchange notes the subject’s popularity with women, humorously tempered by mentioning the ones he resides with at home. The quip reflects social teasing and domestic context in a casual conversation.
An old fashioned tonic claims to rebuild strength by nourishing elements rather than stimulation. It promises to aid tired and run-down systems with concentrated nourishment and asserts no dangerous drugs are included.
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