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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
3
Lesson text on forgiving others based on Matthew 18. Teachings include Peters question on forgiveness, Jesus response seventy times seven, and the parable of two creditors. Emphasizes mercy, forgiveness as standard for believers, and living out God’s mercy toward others.
The quote urges gratitude each morning for meaningful tasks that must be completed. It argues that forced work fosters temperance self control diligence willpower and virtues that idleness lacks.
The passage presents Jesus as filled with life and joy from the finest things in existence. He taught disciples that they could take the best in life and wield it as power.
The Canadian section drew applause for its display of Clydesdales Belgians and Percherons in evening parades. Saskatchewan showcased many prize winners including Lady Bruce, a Canadian bred Clydesdale, as judges recognized dominance in multiple classes. Canada earned grand championships in Clydesdale stallions American bred mares and Durum wheat among others. The article notes American spectators warmly welcomed Canadian efforts showing wartime resilience and productive vigor.
A light local musing notes that vows of love are as earnest as expressions of affection for a groom’s family. An aside claims chronic constipation is dangerous alongside disagreeable manners, humorously promoting Garfield Tea as a cure.
A travel remark about taking a sleeper leads to a sly reply promising a bad sleeper in the speaker’s front office. A French proverb about door states a binary choice between open and shut.
An advertisement from Fort Wayne Indiana promotes Grando Pine as a home remedy for coughs colds hoarseness bronchial issues and throat irritation. It claims quick relief from the first dose and features testimonials from George Pollick of Logansport and Mrs John Porter of Paulding praising its effects and urging buyers to avoid imitation products.
The passage urges recognizing the potential for good in others and circumstances. It emphasizes effort, quiet approach, and the peacemaker's blessing, suggesting that inner discipline and restraint guide toward harmony.
The passage extols the Indian concoction of quassia root burdock aloe and oak with buckthorn sweet anise gentian and nettle as a natural fluid food. It calls this the great family medicine and tonic of today Lincoln Bitters and claims its supremacy over other formulas.
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