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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
2
A Brooklyn Eagle style guide advises early care for wounds to minimize scarring. Emphasizes careful cleansing, avoiding greasy dressings, keeping skin soft and elastic, and using frequent soothing lotion applications after dressings are removed. Claims patience and persistence reduce scar visibility, especially on exposed areas.
Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for curing her mother’s rheumatic pains. The letter states the pills relieve distress and nervous irritability when used as directed.
Residents and visitors listed in Warsaw area including Mrs Ira Leckrone Ruth Haney Nable Burt from Montpelier Ohio J W Walburn justice laborer J C Cavender and family from Hobart visit for Thanksgiving. Medical society meeting in South Bend and various short trips and socials mentioned.
A patient from Ingleside North Carolina endured 15 years of indigestion and doctors before trying Dr King s New Life Pills. He reports full relief from constipation and stomach issues after use. Sold by Ragers for 25 cents.
Guidance for treating minor bruises from gentle bumps. Warm cloths applied to the bruise help ease pain by warming and moistening the area, aiding blood flow and resorption.
A 65 year old woman credits her glossy hair to regular brushing. She washes less than current fashion, keeps a clean scalp with wet and dry brushing, and uses hazel water every ten to fourteen days to cleanse and cut oil.
The cream can be frozen in five minutes at a cost of 2 or 3 cents. Place the preparation in a tin bucket and submerge in a pall containing a weak sulfuric acid and water mix. Add a handful of common salt and the mixture becomes extremely cold, enough to freeze a bottle of wine solid in minutes.
To keep ivory carvings from fading place them in a bowl of cold water for twenty four hours. Remove and lay on a soft cloth to dry in the open air without blotting. If water remains in the carvings blow it out to prevent color loss.
A historic tip advises washing porcelain with a mixture of turpentine and salt to remove stains. Use one cup salt to one quart turpentine, wet a rag and rub the surface gently, avoiding stiff brushes to keep the porcelain smooth and white.
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