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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
2
The article explains how Valentine cards became a global industry, tracing origins to England and wartime shifts. It highlights New York as a major hub, the main card types including comic lace and novelty designs, and describes mechanical and hand processes used to produce lace valentines and silk puffed borders.
A New York Herald correspondent reports that four large Belgian refugee camps in Holland house around 70 000 people, with private houses aiding shelter. Government funds cover costs while camps cost 620 000 dollars to build and 40 600 dollars for restoring homes. Children cost 8 to 20 cents daily for feeding and adults 14 to 28 cents, plus clothing and schooling expenses.
A devotional study of Philippians emphasizing confidence in the church, unity, humility, and the mind of Christ. It outlines two sections: the Comfort of Love and the Comfort of Knowledge, and explains Christ’s incarnation, crucifixion, and exaltation as the model for believers to follow. The text notes Paul’s imprisonment and urges unity of mind, love, and purpose.
A Richmond reader reports relief from menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement lists common changes of life symptoms and urges timely use to restore health, highlighting dizziness headaches and anxiety as part of the change.
In a London Tit-Bits tale, young Joseph H Choate deflates a boastful witness during defense. Asked why he objects to a defendant’s noise, the witness says it disturbs his peace of mind. Choate notes the witness admits only having a piece of mind, amusing the court.
A thoughtful man considers conscription duty saying he might avoid fighting due to gas bombs but would work night and day to raise recruits for the country. He emphasizes personal sacrifice over combat.
A silk gauze face shield has been invented to keep dust from entering motorists eyes and noses, offering a lightweight protective option for drivers in dusty conditions.
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