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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
14
A reader letter extols Dodd's Kidney Pills after long heart and bladder trouble with dizziness headaches and backache. The writer says six boxes cured both her and her son and warns others to seek treatment to avoid Bright's Disease and expensive medical costs.
A brief aphorism contrasts success with imprudence, suggesting perseverance and prudent action open avenues of achievement rather than arrogance. It frames discipline as the key to opportunity and progress.
An old ad promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for colds and headaches. The box shows H W Groves signature and claims to remove the cause. The copy emphasizes unique Bromo Quinine branding.
Po asks what causes heat and cold and the janitor, my son, is cited in Boeston Transcript as the source of the explanation.
A home and pharmacist prepared mixture to darken gray hair and improve softness. Combine water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to create a non staining hair darkening preparation sold in boxes with full directions.
A correspondent in France compares American and British views on rural and urban recruits. He notes city youths show sharper wits and faster adaptation while country boys are stronger but slower and need more guidance, though they display better morale. The British call cockneys the most game regiments.
A reporter visits Goritz on the eve of a major Austro-German offensive. He chronicles half-destroyed streets, shell-torn bridges, and a citadel view from the battlements as bombardment nears. The city, once bustling with 30 000 people, now houses about 5 000. observers report a looming decisive clash.
Cartoon dialogue shows Cholly and another speaker bantering over minds and scales. The brief joke relies on a pun about balance and precision. The panel captures dry humor typical of the era's Boston Transcript style.
Miss Titiania Bittner, a seventeen year old Denver girl, moved from a ten dollar per week press job at a dry cleaning shop to a thirty dollar per week machinist role at a munitions plant, a rapid wage increase tied to wartime production.
An old ad proclaims Chronic Constipation is dangerous and that Garfield Tea cures it. The piece features a quip trading on reader curiosity about the poet’s work and reminds readers of a humorous remark about the author’s motivation.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy to quiet coughs ease throat and lung inflammation and reduce bronchial irritation aiding sleep and morning expectoration. It notes fifty two years of American sale and usefulness in lung trouble asthma and bronchitis with claims of aiding nature and general health.
A brief exchange praises a man described as of iron will yet well tempered, highlighting a balance of strength and restraint in character.
Warning signals such as dizzy spells backache and urine trouble warn of kidney risk. Exercise outdoors drink water and take Anuric tablets to eliminate uric acid and prevent dangerous kidney disease as thousands endorse this remedy.
Punch reports a military order warning soldiers to tether horses to trees with caution because horses may bark and damage the trees, noting the front’s instruction on careful tethering practices.
Dialogue fragment contrasts seeing objects with a humorous route via the bridge of the nose. The playful exchange hints at a common misunderstanding about vision and perception. No identifiable persons or organizations are present in the readable text.
Goshen Indiana advertisement features Mrs Marvey Goss praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for womanhood and childbirth. She states she used it during pregnancy and afterward to gain strength and health, and she is mother to four children. A trial package is offered by sending 10 cents to the Invaders' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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