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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
A girl teases a sleepy youth with a sudden bruise on her lip and recalls a motherly kiss as an old fashioned remedy. Mr Jenkins is drawn into the moment as the young man misreads the hint. The scene ends with the man taking action.
A local venue named Vappy hosts a Red Cross related event described as a friendly gathering. The message notes a blue color motif and a welcoming atmosphere aimed at pleasing attendees.
The quotation portrays marriage as a game where the winner, theoretically, ends with alimony payments. It reflects views on marriage contracts and financial imbalance in separations.
In Brockton Enterprise style humor a mother weighs her newborn and rejects the scales saying the baby weighs less than expected. When asked by a hardware store clerk if the fault might lie with the baby she keeps the scales, insisting they are not satisfactory.
Precede shampoos by touches of Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and scalp irritation. Promotes complexion hair hands and skin as fragrant emollients and toilet preparations. Free samples by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
A young man known for ego clashes is spoken of by friends before an old lady unaware of slang. When they meet again she greets him with a congratulatory hand and jokes she heard he had a swelled head, implying she misunderstood slang meaning.
Walter Baker Co Ltd of Dorchester Massachusetts receives the Grand Prize for superiority of cocoa and chocolate preparations at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The firm notes 35 highest awards at major European and American expositions.
A family exchanges heirloom garments across generations as the father recalls wearing his father's clothes and the son offers two old suits for use. The exchange highlights tradition and frugal practicality within the household.
War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to refresh and ease convalescent troops. Applied by shaking into shoes or dissolving in foot baths, it prevents tired sore feet. Sold everywhere 25 cents. Address for free sample in LeRoy New York.
In a playful exchange a girl accepts praise with modest humor and reveals a wish to keep dancing longer if given wings. The dialogue suggests light mood and composure in a brief social moment.
An advertisement for Siorime Eye Remedy Co. promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red weak watery eyes and irritated eyelids. The copy urges readers to write for the Book of the Eye by a man and offers a free item.
A collection of short sayings and advertisement lines promotes feats of labor, gender views, and daily comfort tips. Mentions include a prize fighter punished semiannually and the average man daily, Red Cross Ball Blue for daily use, and a proverb on perspiration as jewels of honest labor.
Lesson notes on David's reign and succession focus on three figures David Solomon and Adonijah. It contrasts divine selection with political ambition and underscores obedience faith and intercession as pivotal to the rightful proclamation of Solomon as king. Bathsheba Nathan Zadok and Benaiah are cited as instrumental in the anointing process.
A sunny afternoon at Onset leads visitors to mock a government salt making scheme for the bay while a baggage master lectures a family on declaring trunk values. The mother humorously undervalues a small bag as ten dollars, prompting a brief exchange about travel plans.
A brief public ledger humor item notes a pun about seeking advice as a remedy. The exchange frames cold remedies as advice rather than medicine. A light quoted quip reflects on polite clinical talk in everyday life.
A fragmentary dialogue centers on a single wish and what the speaker would choose. One person urges the other to explain why the topic was raised, prompting a coy exchange about the hypothetical desire. The mood hints at intimate, unspoken feelings between speakers.
The dialogue presents a father explaining a phrase for a sepulchral tone of voice as gravely speech. It centers on a child's question and a simple, instructional reply. The exchange frames language learning through a streetwise father figure.
A mother voices a fervent wish that her daughters will marry men who offer a brighter future, hoping their choices surpass her own experiences.
Congressman Joseph J. Russell recalled a story from a dinner party about marriage. A bachelor observed that the longer a man is married the less he seems to mind it, prompting a quick rebuttal from a spinster who believed the opposite.
The Wife suspects the Philadelphia cook has a troubled past, while The Mere Man notes she has stayed six months without hints of leaving for the city. The exchange is drawn from a Philadelphia Ledger item.
A stout woman grows furious as she boards a subway train when a gateman tells her both gates are shut. The terse exchange captures a tense moment on the platform as officials address the delay.
A figurative note suggests a thornless rose fails to deeply impress, hinting at a preference for genuine blemish or complication over perfect polish.
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