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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
3
R N Davidson of Ashland Kentucky and Near East relief chief visits remote Armenian village Ermonias ten miles from a city. The mountain gorge settlement with over 1,000 inhabitants lacks windows and a single chimney. Davidson returns to central depot with 150 destitute orphans from Ermonins.
A. W. Morrison of Thrush Ave St Louis Mo insurance agent for National Life Insurance Co reports Tanlac restored his health. He says stomach pain heart palpitations and breathlessness vanished and he gained fourteen pounds. Morrison now eats well sleeps soundly and works full time praising Tanlac highly. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
In Simla priests oppose a British engineers plan to divert mountain streams for a waterpower project. The franchise includes a clause to supply electric motors to perpetually turn the prayer wheels, replacing traditional hand or gravity power.
Advertisement promoting Cuticura products to soothe itching scalp and dandruff. Instructions advise applying Cuticura Ointment to itchy spots, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Encourages daily use for clear skin and soft hands.
A Marrero Louisiana plant has erected a mill to produce cellulose board from sugar cane bagasse. The process chips, cooks, washes, and beats the pulp to fibers of proper length. A special machine forms the pulp into celotex boards which dry for four hours into a solid, wood like material usable as a substitute for wood.
A brief advertisement urges customers to tell grocer Ted Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It promises repayment in results and claims the product is once tried, always used.
The Chiggersville Dramatic Club presents As You Like It with discretion in reporting. A backstage exchange hints at restraint in describing a professional standard performance.
Gustav Gugitz challenges Casanova’s fame in The Dial noting the famed lover freshens conquests to control them and fabricates fatherhoods. Julius von Ludassy argues that several celebrated women he claimed to have conquered existed only in his imagination and that even the Leads escape is unfounded.
A playful contrast cites religious and secular guides on compassion and lending. The quip frames ethical duties toward enemies with biblical love and practical finance views.
A laborer fell 11 stories onto a sand pile and survived unhurt. The author warns that jumping from boxcars into flax seed offers similar thrills but risks and seasons make it a rare privilege. The piece reflects on childhood stunts and unsafe daring per a Kansas City Star voice.
A call to action urging immediate oiling today rather than delaying. The message emphasizes timely maintenance and avoiding postponement. Implementing the instruction can prevent equipment wear and ensure smoother operation.
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