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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
7
Louisville woman Nellie Fishback describes four years of female troubles headaches nervousness and insomnia Then after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became strong and gave birth to an eight pound girl The notice invites readers to write for medical advice from the E Pinkham Co of Lynn Massachusetts
A man recounts being run over by Mr. Chuggins who jokes about the light weight of the car. The injured man notes he spent hours under the vehicle attempting repairs and expresses discomfort despite the quip.
Soja Beans half again more protein than Navy Beans and nine times the fat. Alice Beans are partly Soja. Ask your grocer for details.
A humorous quote recounts a newlywed couple where the husband allegedly beats his wife after a golf loss. The fragment notes the wife’s golf playing sparking the conflict and ends with an advertising tag for Red Grass Ball Blue and a grocer’s sale.
The exchange recalls a grand old senator’s tearful call to young Americans to don patriotism and march against enemies of the flag. A character recalls a private 1863 moment where the senator urged him to be a substitute in perilous times.
An aged gander at Islay Scotland belongs to Mr. Mac Lachlan and is said to be sixty six years old. The bird has long ties to Bridgend and to the present owner’s father-in-law who bought it twenty one years ago. MacLachlan asserts the gander looks and acts young and energetic.
A humorous exchange contrasts a Colonial Dame with a husband who jokes about freedom and marriage. A judge quips about perceptions of fairness in theater seating and an orchestra chair, while another gag notes an automobile tongue as one that runs people down.
The lesson centers Isaiah 65 1 11 with Golden Text from Isaiah 55 6 urging seek ye the Lord while he may be found. It highlights God s invitation to all including the thirsty and the poor and explains come unto me as life and the everlasting covenant. Transformation follows as God s word bears fruit in implanted lives.
Prominent Serbian immigrant and inventor Professor Michael I Pupin announced a breakthrough to free wireless telegraphy from static interference. The device, powerful for wartime use, would enable reliable wireless messages and stem from his earlier Ocean telephony loading coil work. Pupin rose from penniless immigrant to renowned electrical scientist with ties to Columbia University and a role as honorary consul general to New York.
Herbert Corey recalls Monastir under siege with half the population hiding in cellars and streets empty. French soldiers sing in the lone cafe while Italian officers dine in the restaurant. night brings total darkness and a haunting sense of loneliness. An English officer seeks a plan for a 49 sing-song.
A weary New York City patrolman on the Second Avenue beat discovers a tattered fur coat tangled around a street light. A sleepy voice from a nearby house telling him to stay away interrupts the moment as dawn approaches.
An advertising block promotes Cuticura Ointment for removing pimples and blackheads. It instructs to smear the affected surfaces, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water after five minutes, and repeat morning and night. A free sample offer via mail with a book is included. Sold everywhere.
In a bold call from the Pittsburgh Dispatch the notion of stopping at one reel revolutions is rejected as readers seek bigger thrills with surprises. An ad notes millions of women use Red Cross Ball Blue trusted by grocers. a product endorsement highlights nationwide use.
Town Topics notes Madge laments boys sent to war while Marjorie worries that rich men may be spared, capturing social concern and gossip of the era.
A light feature quotes a Detroit Free Press joke about gardening as a playful exchange. The exchange shows light humor and everyday domestic life. The line reflects the newspaper’s voice with a concise, witty turn.
A reflective aphorism notes that character and virtue determine worth more than wealth, suggesting moral value exceeds financial status and social rank. The saying emphasizes integrity over money in evaluating a person.
A young Swede visited the county judge asking for a license. The judge asked what kind of license and the reply stated he wanted a marriage license because his game had been trapped and he had hunted long enough. The exchange appeared in Freeman's Journal.
An ad asserts Soja Beans have 34 percent protein and 16.8 percent fat while Navy Beans hold 22.5 percent protein and 1.8 percent fat. It notes Alice Pork and Beans blend Soja and Navy, claims superior value, and urges readers to ask grocers for them.
Miss Cayenne jokes about language in a humorous exchange. A man who comments on a woman's bathing suit as stunning is scrutinized as a potential husband, suggesting a red herring about marital ties and taste.
A terse exchange frames fatigue among armed forces with a father answering a son about where troops rest during conflict. The line hints at military life and the burdens carried by soldiers and their families.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls vanity and fashion pitfalls about white shoes and hair oil. A satirical aside notes modern office pursuit and elusive progress, with a wry historical tone.
A brief cartoon-esque note from London Opinion jokes about an excited groom thirty minutes late and protests that the event cannot be over yet. The caption captures light social chatter and timing humor from a metropolitan paper.
A quirky claim notes that some taxi drivers are direct descendants of Robin Hood on their father’s side. The remark frames drivers as legendary figures in local lore.
A cryptic line suggests some men resist evil behavior yet remain bound by corporate formalities. The phrase implies tension between public roles and private actions in business culture.
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