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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
7
A doughboy integrates with a French family using basic French phrases, learns family history, and shares US stories. He entertains children, uncovers Suzanne’s affair with a soldier, and teaches games like dice for small coins, reflecting cross cultural exchange during service.
The statement emphasizes starting the new year with resolve to fix prior errors and improve outcomes. It frames the period as an opportunity for change and accountability in personal or collective actions.
Weekly Health Talks praises Buffalo physician Dr Pierce and his Pleasant Pellets. The remedy, made from Mayapple aloe jalap root, is claimed to gently move bowels without after effects and cleanse the intestines for improved health. If constipated, buy from a druggist.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a miracle hair product that removes dandruff stops scalp itching and prevents falling hair. It claims quick results within ten minutes and substantial new hair growth after two weeks, urging trial at small cost through drug stores.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge says his fourteen children use a caucus to present demands and threats to him before Christmas. The Kansas City Star notes this humorous method contrasts with stories of well behaved children.
The advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for stomach disorders and liver inactivity. It claims it can ease sick headaches constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion by gentle laxative action and bile stimulation. Sold worldwide and urged for a trial.
A short ceremonial message speaks of gifts that relieve want and express friendship and service. It likens present offerings to a guiding star over the City of David two thousand years ago.
Advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and rnb spots, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water. Claims daily use yields clear skin and soft, white hands.
A compact quote by Philip Brooks argues that corruption in political life breeds skepticism and disbelief in government truths, stressing the enduring distrust of political principles and the need for righteousness.
Health themed advertisement urging readers to care for their health with Garfield Tea. Claims health benefits and financial well being follow from good health.
The market reports show cotton is nervous while a witty nonbusiness view teases wool underwear as a safer bet against a tidget. The snippet contrasts business tone with light social humor about fabrics and investment mood.
A provocative line declares that a drinker’s burden grows with each bottle, reflecting a wary view of liquor’s social toll and its role in personal misfortune.
A rural girl Sarah Jane Dun can helps in apple butter making beside her copper kettle with pennies in the bottom. Milo Ward, her former admirer and college-bound boy, leaves for service after courting, returns on leave, and buys the old Ward farm hoping to renew their life together with future plans for the copper kettle’s place in the granary.
A reflective piece on the seven deadly sins and their impact on moral and physical well being. It argues that mastery over pride envy lust avarice anger sloth and gluttony leads to virtue and health, ending with the simple maxim Be good and you will be happy.
A Canadian land promotion urges potential settlers to inspect Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It emphasizes vast acreages, government aid on location and prices, and low rail rates for trips. It outlines options from ready farms to raw prairie and mixed farming, stressing inquiry before choosing land.
Dr. Samuel Schwab cites a letter exchange about a city kid enjoying clubs golf dances and beaches while his farm brother recounts rural leisure. The contrast highlights a timeless tale of urban pull versus agrarian routine.
A Kansas City businesswoman received a box of chrysanthemums the day before Thanksgiving and placed them on her desk for colleagues. The sender remained anonymous, with the woman claiming the florist arranged the gift in a playful, mysterious way while teasing coworkers who pressed for the truth.
Reported attacks by baboons in Robertson farmyards with donkeys driven from backyards and daytime raids on gardens in Laingsburg driven by hunger. Community groups form poison clubs to curb the baboon problem.
A home formula combines water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair gradually without staining the scalp. The mix reportedly makes hair soft glossy and non sticky with full directions available inside each Barbo Compound box.
Quotations from the Birmingham Age Herald note a hotel clerk's extreme hauteur provoking a suggestion to complain to the manager. The dialogue implies the clerk imitates the manager.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy aiding blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and claims testimonials are available.
The quip compares social youths to wallflowers and jokes that a successful movie career could turn them into brides, using playful slang about social climbers and romance.
Health note reports Garfield as relief for coated tongue vertigo and constipation. No further details provided.
A concise reminder that belief in one’s effort determines outcomes and failure is tied to lacking conviction. The message emphasizes mindset as a driver of achievement and suggests perseverance yields better results.
Mrs Jas Rohrberg of Pittsburgh reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for months of weakness and related symptoms. The testimonial urges other women with displacements inflammation backaches and nervousness to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Co. for advice.
A playful exchange unfolds as a chronic quoter declares love is blind. The henpecked man concedes, noting that marriage opens the eyes and sharpens a wife’s sense of touch.
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