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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
Indianapolis resident Mrs. R C Scott says Pepgen restored her digestion after a period on liquid foods. She reports improved appetite sleep and energy and urges others to seek Pepgen at first class drug stores. The ad also notes a Sydney Bulletin story about a soldier who claims atheism and is assigned to scrub canteens.
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain and allows removal without irritation. It touts a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and credits a Cincinnati genius as its inventor.
Quote from E W Howe on character as the first requisite of success in business. Emphasizes temperance fairness industry and intelligence as core traits guiding enterprise and conduct.
A health advice notice urges homemakers to seek a remedy for fatigue and back strain from daily chores. It mentions headaches and dizziness as signs of overwork and implies a remedy targeted at women.
Agricultural guidance shows how to store eggs in water glass or limewater for several months. Use fresh eggs from your yard, ensure clean shells and no cracks, and submerge in a silicate solution or limewater, keeping the level and temperature careful for long keepability.
County agent in Wauke sha county Wisconsin notes buyers focus on pure-bred sires. About 29 carloads of pure-bred Guernseys and 60 of grades shipped last year, along with 25 carloads of pure-bred Holsteins and 75 of grades, plus some Jerseys. The effort aims to clear the county of scrubs to boost sales.
The article explains pigs grow with initial muscle from protein rich feeds and later fat. without mineral matter and adequate protein feeds like milk or tankage, linseed oilmeal, or wheat shorts, young pigs falter. It warns against corn alone or corn with barley.
Hog marketing studies by the United States Food Administration show December marks the highest market activity for hogs, with July to September producing about half the winter shipments. After January receipts decline through May and June, followed by another rise, reflecting two annual pig crops finished for market.
Dr. C. P. Fitch of University Farm in St. Paul advises pig owners to maintain sanitary surroundings. Clean manure daily, remove mud puddles and old wooden floors, separate healthy pigs from diseased animals, use reliable disinfectants, and lime pens to prevent necrobacillosis.
Caution about tame seeming bulls warns that the most dangerous animals may appear friendly and pose a surprise risk to people who underestimates them. The guidance emphasizes vigilance around calm seeming livestock to avoid unexpected harm.
A devotional summary of John 16 7 15 and Acts 2 1 18 outlining the Holy Spirit as divine personality and guide. It covers his mission as comforter, world’s convictor, guide into truth, and glorifier, plus the Pentecost event marks and the prophecy fulfillment in Joel.
A reflection on quiet men who hide thoughts behind silence and how a smile betrays their mind. The piece weighs whether taciturnity marks folly or wisdom and suggests careful observation of when and where they smile to judge them.
A brief line notes a printer’s quip asking what he was saying and responding that it likely concerned there being the devil to pay. The exchange captures a colloquial medieval cadence and a hint of warned consequences.
An advertisement advises using Cuticura Ointment on the itchy scalp, rubbing spots of dandruff, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Use these products as daily toiletries to achieve clear skin and soft hands.
Geoffrey is disappointed at Christmas after his father vetoes a drum and whistle. Later he learns his mother will stay with them, and his father relents saying the child shall have the drum and whistle tomorrow.
A Surrey woman recovered her wedding ring that vanished while feeding a calf. The calf nickname “the golden cow” spread until an Oxford butcher bought the cow and, after learning of the lost ring, found it embedded in an internal organ and returned it to the owner.
A brief note from the Kansas City Journal quotes a reader's reply about viewing the opera program. The line shows confusion and light humor in a city paper note.
A log or board naturally rides the current, but swimming upstream requires something alive to counter the flow. The imagery contrasts passive drift with active struggle against a stronger current.
A brisk advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for foot care and shoe comfort. Sprinkle in the foot bath to relieve corns bunions and aching feet then shake into shoes to reduce friction and aid walking. Dealers nationwide offer it for dancing parties and new shoe break-in.
Old dry cells placed among hot coals produce a vivid blue purple and green flame as the sealed top burns away and heat drives a chemical reaction. A single cell lasts about 30 minutes to 45 minutes with no danger, and uses discarded batteries for free entertainment at fireside gatherings.
Watches crafted in Switzerland from Belgian cannon steel since 1914 and used on the front are ordered by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. The gold inlay monogram A E marks sovereigns. They will be given to exceptionally distinguished soldiers and military competition prize winners.
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