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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
6
A reader letter praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after a long battle with heart disease bladder inflammation and kidney trouble. The writer says six boxes cured her and her son, warning others to seek treatment early to avoid Bright's Disease costly care and death.
A compact aphorism notes that success requires more than bold arrogance and highlights patience, discipline, and steady effort as keys to unlocking progress. The phrase cautions against arrogance as a barrier to achievement.
A damaged notice notes the recall of Bromo Quinine laxative tablets branded Grove’s due to cold and headache relief claims. The box bears the signature BHW GROVE’S and warns the product removal from shelves.
A comic exchange from the Boston Transcript about heat and cold, where a parent explains that a janitor causes heat for a humorous effect. The captioned quip reflects playful newspaper humor.
A home remedy blends Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair without coloring the scalp. Mix 1 oz Bay Rum and 74 oz glycerine into half a pint of water, or have a druggist prepare it. Directions are in each Barbo Compound box.
A France correspondent notes American officers compare city and country youths to British wartime observations. City boys are quicker to adapt and show initiative, while country youths are stronger but slower and need more guidance. morale remains higher among country recruits but adaptation lags.
Reporter tours Goritz on the eve of its agony with the Austro-German offensive bearing down. He describes half-destroyed streets, pontoon and rail bridges wrecked, and the citadel’s observation post struck by a shell. The retreat follows as shells rain and Trieste looms in peril.
A witty exchange questions thinking and reason as a measure of mind. The quip contrasts belief in balanced scales with the need to reason to avoid bigotry.
Miss Titiania Bittner, a seventeen year old Denver girl, moves from ten dollars a week as a dry cleaning presser to thirty dollars weekly as a machinist in a plant producing war munitions.
An advertisement claims chronic constipation is dangerous and promotes Garfield Tea as a cure, urging readers to try the product as a remedy.
A witty exchange about poetry asks why the speaker writes. The dialogue pair features a curious onlooker and a poet, pondering motivation and craft with humorous candor.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as quieting coughs soothing sore throats reducing bronchial irritation and aiding rest. It claims fifty two years of American manufacture and usefulness for lung trouble asthma croup and bronchitis with sale in civilized countries.
Dialogue contrasts two men with iron will and calm temperament. The exchange hints at a strong personality tempered by restraint and measured judgment.
Anuric tablets advertised by Dr. W M Pierce claim to prevent kidney disease by eliminating uric acid. The ad urges warnings like dizzy spells backache and rheumatic pains, advises exercise open air water intake and diet changes, and promotes a 60 cent package with trial offer and Buffalo New York contact.
A Punch report notes an order issued at the front urging great care when tethering horses to trees. It warns horses may bark and damage the trees, advising soldiers to avoid tying them to foliage.
An advisory highlights inspecting Castoria bottles for the signature In Use for Over 30 years. It notes Fletcher's Castoria as the trusted remedy for infants and children and underscores the product's long history.
An advertisement from Goshen Indiana features Mrs Marvey Goss testimonial praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. The ad claims the product helped her through pregnancy and motherhood and offers a 10 cent trial package by mail from Dr Pierce Innva lids Hotel Buffalo New York.
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