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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
7
A Seattle woman describes months of pain chills and a hard lump in the side. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and renewed energy after trying many other remedies. The letter urges others to take the product to ease distress and prevent further trouble.
A short tale about a man who plans a wedding, ponders life a year later, and finds that true affection endures despite not yet being married. The couple remains deeply in love, awaiting a future together as time passes.
A brief note describes a young woman winning with a smile while an older participant compliments her, highlighting intergenerational encouragement and warmth in the scene.
A fashion writer notes white ascends from a trend to a full season force. Evening outfits, day dresses, suits, and coats appear in white with moire, silver trimming, and varied materials from Jersey to linen. White accessories and Paris organdie accents multiply statements for city and country wear.
A New York stroll tale shows a marine proposing a plan to kiss good by by shaking hands and walking to opposite blocks to meet again. The gimmick spreads across town as a string of chance meetings unfolds in broad daylight. Also Mary Jane and her bantam hen plot to hatch more chicks, with a twist toward clever scheming. Includes a brief political quip about entering politics and a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement.
Answers Call of Blood profiles a Fiji island chief from a famed chieftain line who is an Oxford graduate, served as a cook with the RAMC in France in 1916, later a clerk with the Royal Scots Borderers, and received a king's medal for bravery. He abandoned civilization to live among Fiji islanders again.
A probing line asks whether a perennial jokester reaches a point of self reproach in life. The quote frames humor as a test of character and invites reflection on boundaries and accountability.
An English lecturer recalls Thomas Hardy in bohemian London calling 30 to 40 notables to ring 625 Chiswick. They later discover the number led to Wormwood Scrubs prison, revealing Hardy’s humorous ruse.
Farmers adjust to a drop in egg prices with quieter flocks and shifts in production routines. Affected producers seek market relief through price stabilization.
In a London Answers quip a sergeant major strains patience during a recruit exam. Unable to answer, the crowd is met with a witty reply: “Two identifications, sir.”
At a Denver dinner party Marshal Foch commented that politeness matters in France. He said politeness is like a pneumatic tire, full of wind but it eases jolts on life’s highway.
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