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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh by internal use, influencing the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and improve overall health. Sold by all druggists with circulars free by BF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It adds a humorous note about convincing a woman she snores.
Druggists endorse Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine that strengthens organs and aids natural function. It has stood the test of years and is sold on merit. A sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a mention of this paper.
A reflective exchange features a character asking what makes a good talker and answering that a true talker speaks to make listeners want to hear more. The dialogue emphasizes communication and engaging presence without sensational detail.
The advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross as a trustworthy remedy. It claims aspirin’s safety after 21 years of physician guidance and millions of users for conditions including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. It notes affordable 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists. The Bayer trademark is identified as the monoacetyl ester of salicylic acid.
A character rebukes another for disposing of Reg in a harsh way, arguing the man quit smoking the speaker’s preferred cigarette brand, revealing a petty grievance over loyalty to a brand. The exchange suggests personal tension tied to a trivial habit.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Chapter X continued with a copyright line and partial time indicator.
Gardiner and Riles discuss a scheme to extract forty thousand dollars in bills from Harris for a fictitious mine. They plan to stage a meeting with a non existent owner in the hills while avoiding police interference and keeping the mine’s ownership secret. Jim Travers letters warn of trouble as Beulah travels west.
Gardiner and Riles work on a letter to Harris from a homestead setting. Riles critiques the draft while the room shows a blend of elegance and ruggedness with shelves of books and a statue. The letter pitches a coal mine worth up to 500000 dollars and urges investment and transfer of funds.
Gardiner and Riles plot to send a crumpled letter to Harris as a pawn in a grim scheme. A cowboy delivers the fatal missive, while Gardiner preserves a handwritten copy in his pocket book, ensuring possible evidence if the plan leaks.
Harris struggles to arrange farm affairs during his absence as Mary’s impulsive decision to visit upsets plans. The hired man agrees to milk cows for Mrs. Riles while Harris and Allan set off from Plainville for Winnipeg and the New West, with tension at the station and a jab at the land fever and Monroe Doctrine.
The study compares life length and maturation time between humans and horses. It notes a five year old horse is as old as a five year human and discusses behavior expectations, highlighting broad parallels in development.
Mrs Emma Reifenstein of Syracuse New York reports dramatic weight gain and renewed health after two years of weakness. She says Tanlac restored her digestion sleep and energy and praises the medicine to neighbors. Her husband Mr J Reifenstein credits Tanlac for her recovery and notes their fifty two years of marriage. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Advice claims Red Cross Ball Blue eliminates rust stains from laundry caused by poor plumbing and urges readers to try the product for relief from spotting and trouble.
Ruth O’Hanlon recounts a tale in Life about a clever artistic maiden with bobbed hair and smocks. Suitor No.1 declines, Suitor No.2 praises but is dismissed, and Suitor No.3 pretends to praise and is eventually married.
A compact proverb styled item notes the saying that every person receives a turn of fortune and even vigilant guardians face a quiet period. It reflects turnabout and patience in public life.
A brief reflection on frugality suggesting saving money when options to spend are scarce. It emphasizes prudent use of funds and resourcefulness in tight times.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin care. It claims Cuticura Ointment treats pimples redness and itching, Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse, dry, then Cuticura Talcum leaves a fragrance. It cites a 25 cent price.
H. A. Knight reports in Iron Age that about one tenth of wire nails are now cement coated. The process uses a hot tumbling barrel with a resin-based compound to apply a thin tough coating. The friction of driving melts the cement and forms a glue that cements the nail quickly.
A Boston geologist and philologist claims Eden was in the Ohio area near the new occupier state. Regardless of proof Ohio is a garden spot for presidential timber, notes Brooklyn Stitt ard Union.
Arthur H. Falwell notes in Leslie's that the partner who rises fastest for the Star Spangled Banner is often slowest to respond to government tax requests. The remark contrasts public ceremony with private fiscal duties and hints at hypocrisy in patriotism and taxation.
A brief quip notes that in inheritance or legal contests a will often sparks dispute. It hints at rival claimants and the likelihood of courtroom or arbitration action following the will’s execution.
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