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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
7
A New York Times fashion analysis notes fur use surges this year with caracul trims and sable, lamb, and monkey skins featured in coats wraps and capes. Prices range from modest to extraordinary with mink wraps selling for thousands as designers showcase varied textures and tones in gray taupe and black duvetyn contrasts.
United States Department of Agriculture notes ornamental breeds can have economic value. Polish, Hamburg, Sumatra, and Frizzle varieties are described for feathering, color, lobe color, egg color, and utility traits while noting limited practical advantages for some breeds.
An article stresses the need for balanced poultry rations to boost egg production and health. It notes balancing acids and bases in feed, recommends alkaline components like digester tankage and meat meal, dried milk, limestone, oyster shell, and suggests green feed and fresh milk to counter acidity.
Buttermilk serves as an excellent all round feed for pigs and poultry. It provides highly digestible protein and contains vitamins essential for growth in young animals and maintaining health in all animals.
The lesson analyzes the letter to Philemon, detailing Onesimus the runaway slave returning to his master Philemon as a brother in Christ. Paul pleads with tact to accept Onesimus, framing repentance, grace, and redemption as the basis to abolish slavery in practice.
A historical religious quotation emphasizes God’s unchanging nature and swift witness against false swearing and oppression. It condemns withholding wages from workers, harming widows and orphans, and denying strangers their rights, urging righteousness and accountability.
A brief religious notice cites a prophecy about the latter times stating some shall depart from the faith as inspired by scripture I Timothy 4 1. The excerpt emphasizes warnings of spiritual drift and moral lapse.
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pepto-Magan as a blood builder that restores vigor and mood. It describes gloom lifting as blood improves, returning energy, bright eyes, and clear complexion, noting the product is available in liquid and tablet forms at the druggist.
A young woman voices a longing for a devoted partner who would love and protect her while a hopeful young man replies that kneeling in the dust is unnecessary. The exchange hints at romantic ideals and evolving courtship expectations.
Ads claim many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and credit Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure. A Life Insurance examiner notes many applications are rejected due to undiagnosed kidney issues. Sample bottle offer asks ten cents to inspect the remedy before purchase.
The obituary recalls Sir Ernest Cassell after his daughter’s death and quotes his remark that no financial success equals the love of a devoted wife and a happy family of children.
A vintage ad urges mothers to give a teaspoon of California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of sick children. It promises rapid removal of constipation poisons and a return to playfulness, noting millions keep the product on hand and to insist on the genuine label.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, claiming it ensures snowy white clothes. The copy urges kindness in housing by implying families deserve lower rents and promotes the product as widely available in grocers.
A Louisville Courier Journal note describes girls as giddy during a lively dance night. The report captures a cheerful social mood with brisk music and festive atmosphere.
Officials urge buying umbrellas during sunny spells as prices may rise when rain arrives. Retailers report stockpiles shrinking ahead of wet weather.
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