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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
6
Mary Made recounts a split personality and a diary that grows into a novel. The tale begins at Andersonville with Nurse Sarah narrating Mary’s birth, the astronomer father, and a marriage that unsettled the household as pride kept reconciliation distant.
A young girl recalls asking what divorce means and facing adults who dodge the question. She describes storeyard gossip, a mother’s heartbreak, and a move to Boston as they cope with separation and a new life.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article details fly trap principles and proper maintenance. It explains two main fly classes, trap designs like the conical hoop trap, bait mixtures using molasses and sugar, and cautions on care, placement, and supplementary methods including sticky papers and poisoned baits.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that public information campaigns on cattle tuberculosis have not reduced milk consumption. Instead, improved herd health increased cow numbers and milk intake. Local authorities have adopted clean herd rules, boosting trust in dairy products.
J. E. Mowrer of Akron Ohio, a railroad man, credits Tanlac with ending stomach distress nausea and indigestion. He says his appetite returned and he feels much stronger after weeks of weight loss fatigue and nervousness. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Erie railroad police captain E C Reed forgot his tax due and was served with a warrant for nonpayment. He later paid 17 dollars at court and admitted the error was on him, per the Indianapolis News.
A vintage ad advises washing children handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue, describing a hopeful routine for cleaning.
Eleanor Franklin Egan of the advisory committee for the disarmament conference is praised as both a brilliant talker and writer. She remarks at a Washington dinner that “Woman’s lot has changed greatly since I went off to the Far East in 1904.” She recalls 1904 views that men sought gain while women gave and forgave.
Advertisement touts Cuticura for soothing itchy rash in babies with Cuticura Soap hot baths followed by Cuticura Ointment and Talcum. Claims purer, sweeter skin and notes 25¢ price for each item.
An excerpt features Miss Cayenne pondering laughter amid scarce smiles. She notes that flapper humor endures and that laughter serves as a form of applause in difficult times.
Leominster Massachusetts a key center for comb and hairpin making has suffered due to the bobbed hair fad limiting demand. The article notes industry impact in a town renowned for its hair accessories and manufacturing.
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