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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
6
A brief dialogue frames a peace stance as Becker asks how to reduce undersea tonnage and replies by asking to know the true weight of the fish. The exchange blends wartime rhetoric with scientific curiosity.
A classic advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy for a coated tongue listlessness fever or colic in children. It promises quick relief by cleansing the bowels and restoring a playful child and urges mothers to demand the genuine product with proper labeling.
A fragmentary note hints at a second ego trust and an additional burden or arrangement. The terse line suggests speculation about future financial trusts or personalities involved, without clear names or places.
A writer condemns those who use wit and talent to indulge others in vice, arguing such individuals are the most dangerous enemies of society and morality. The piece treats wit as a tool that can corrupt and enable wrongdoing.
An advertisement urges consumers to verify Bayer Tablets of Aspirin by the Bayer Cross on both package and tablet. It claims the Bayer Cross confirms genuine aspirin trusted by physicians for over twenty-one years and proven safe by millions for colds headaches earache toothache neuralgia lumbago neuritis and general pain with proper directions on each package.
Excerpted lines describe mythic figures and desert imagery with anthropomorphic satire. A nymph is called by a mate as the satyr voices a desert summons in the scene.
A man suspects his alibi girl of theft and murder as he confronts a convoluted plot. A mysterious call leads him to a Costigan’s bar trap where Harry Daly is exposed as Philip Severn and forced to confront his dangerous circle.
A brief aphorism notes that the scorn or rumors about a man damage his reputation more in others’ eyes than in his own. The saying suggests social perception distorts how a person is viewed.
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood-boosting tonic. It touts vitality, color, strength, humor, and life, urging weak, nervous, or pale readers to buy the product and take it with meals, available in liquid and tablet forms.
A sharp line of thought declares legends are falsehoods that persist, aging into myth through repetition. It frames traditional stories as evolving fabrications rather than accurate records.
An advertisement notes many people suffer kidney trouble without realization. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a successful remedy and cites a Life Insurance examiner's remark about kidney disease causing insurance denials. The ad offers sample bottles for ten cents and lists drugstore availability.
Louisville Courier Journal notes slang becoming widespread and suggests schools may need to offer courses addressing slang usage as part of language education.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue to keep cloths and towels white until wear, claiming the product preserves laundry brightness and cleanliness in the bathroom setting.
A reflective line on self awareness and humor suggesting contentment comes with recognizing limits of storytelling. It implies a quiet humor grounded in restraint and understanding social boundaries.
Six year old Davy sleeps by the fireplace as his parents and Uncle Jim discuss Christmas gifts. A child’s voice from the room declares I am mighty glad I am a getter instead of a no giver, highlighting a playful sentiment about receiving gifts.
Mrs Lucy McCoy recalls severe cough night sweats weight loss and appetite loss prompting her to use Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for about forty days. She reports no cough for fourteen years and urges readers to ask at drug stores or write to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo N Y for trial pills or liquid.
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