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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
8
Reflective prose urges reverence for the elderly man with white hair and worn features. It emphasizes showing kindness now while he remains, so future generations remember with gratitude when they too face aging and death.
An old column promotes myrrh as a remedy for fall illnesses. It advises warming the body, using antiseptic rinses, and applying tincture of myrrh to cold sores. It also claims myrrh can improve eyesight, prevent nervous ailments, and help with fevers and obesity when used in sachets or fabric linings.
Lutheran church notes alternating Sunday services at 10 30 am and evening services, Wednesday prayer meeting, Sunday School at 9 730 am. Pastor HT A Greenawalt announced. Also a health ad for Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets priced 23 cents. A New York usage note compares flat and apartment terms.
A Kostiska County Farmers Institute, under Purdue University School of Agriculture, is planned for Monday and Tuesday, January 26 and 27, 1903, in this place.
Persons subject to attacks may find relief with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The preparation is suitable for children and can be diluted with water and sweetened to improve palatability. Sold by Rager.
The passage notes that as a youth Disraeli believed in his future success despite being unknown. It suggests his conceit was a core element of his genius and that early in life he pursued fortune, with marriage for love being one of his detestations, possibly due to financial needs.
A Chester Michigan postmaster reports a severe croup episode in a young girl. After administering One Minute Cough Cure, swelling eased and the child recovered quickly. The medicine is advertised to soothe coughs colds and throat troubles and to help lungs supply oxygen to the blood.
The Civil Service Commission cites 4,692 persons appointed from its registers for the year ending June 30, 1993, a record high. It invites inquiries and offers free information by mail, with examinations planned for March and April in Evansville and Philadelphia to recruit young men and women for these positions.
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