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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Minnie Smith of Detroit and her husband say Earle's Hypo-Cod cured their fatigue nerves and loss of appetite after days of overwork. They urge others to try the tonic, noting its clear formula, quality claims from the Earle Chemical Co, and wide availability from druggists.
A compact observation from the Boston Transcript notes that principles should apply equally in all directions, echoing the fairness of the Golden Rule in everyday judgment. The line frames ethical consistency as a practical guide for conduct.
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for coughs colds and influenza. It markets Grando Pine prepared with syrup or honey claiming quick relief and safe use for children. Directions accompany each bottle and it is available via druggists or direct from The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Ind.
A deck hand named Poor Bill Spoof died in the ship's sick bay last night after a back massage with alcohol led to a fatal incident. The crew explains the death occurred during an attempted drink lick, initially thought a light medical issue.
A Bible lesson analyzes the rich young ruler from Mark 10 17 30 and Luke 18 18 30. It contrasts his virtues and errors showing eternal life as a gift not earned by works and stresses the dangers of covetousness and trusting riches.
The text urges a personal religious transformation through embracing the will of God as the soul’s birth and mission. True change arises from inner renewal, not from external circumstances or outward life refinements.
Chicago tale shows a father determined to mold his son into a business leader while a mother discovers the father beating a boy over a lie. The father vows to break every bone to teach truthfulness, highlighting harsh parenting.
The College of Agriculture and Forestry at the University of Nankin plans to export tree seeds to the United States. Many species are native to America, including the toothache tree Xanthoxylum piperitum and the tree of heaven Ailanthus glandulosa.
The guide describes using a vacuum cleaner to remove loose fur from a cat. Hold the device near the animal, switch it on, and brush the coat so fur is sucked up by the suction.
A terse reflection notes that true understanding of a man emerges when he faces trouble, testing character rather than calm. The statement emphasizes staying beside him during misfortune to assess his true nature.
Sergeant Guyon of American forces in Germany earned a royal favor when King George inspected ponies in Aldershot during a Coblenz polo visit. The king ordered the soldiers to have coffee for breakfast, satisfying their request.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet reports a strange house leasing incident. The landlord offered to paper the entire house after a tenant claimed success in leasing, suggesting a bizarre or troubling issue with the property.
A college lad questions whether he is a raw youth and suggests he is a rah-rah type. The piece plays on opportunity as selective, favoring those who seek and seize it.
A humorous claim asserts the watchmaker stands as the busiest man, suggesting no idle moments in appearances or errands. The remark playfully elevates the craftsman’s busyness beyond others in daily life.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It touts a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents, urging readers to mention the paper.
A father explains patriotism to his son, defining a patriot as someone who loves and serves his country regardless of whether elections go his way. The exchange emphasizes enduring civic duty and loyalty beyond personal political outcomes.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain Dr Peery's Dead Shot for worm and tapeworm issues. It claims the drug is the only vermifuge that operates thoroughly after a single dose and that the druggist will procure it.
The census bureau employs about 4,000 clerks, underscoring the massive task of conducting the national census and the effort required to complete the meticulous population count.
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