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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

6

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cure for Red Key Man

J T Richardson of Red Key Indiana recounts severe kidney pain and inability to move. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he gradually recovered and has had no trouble since. Doan's pills sold by druggists and stores nationwide for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo New York reports.

J. T. Richardson Red Key Ind Doan Doan's Foster-Milburn Buffalo N. Y

Darwinian Theory Sparks Coconut Tree Joke

The scene features Count De Bree asking to show his family tree to Miss Gottrox who replies with a joke about never having seen a cocoanut tree. The exchange plays on wordplay rather than scientific discussion.

Count de Bree Miss Gottrox

Three Cured Of Eczema By Cuticura Remedies

Simed Mrs Violet Cole of Philadelphia describes eight years of eczema in a child and multiple children cured with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She praises their use for ringworm and scalp sores and notes availability of free treatment book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.

Violet Cole S. Reifeld St Philadelphia Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Poston

Astonished Wisconsin Boy Faces Silent Shock at Circus

A Wisconsin farmer took his twelve year old son to a village for the first time. The boy was so astonished by the sight of a train of cars that he lost the power of speech for three weeks. If ever taken to a circus or zoo again, he may remain mute for life. The father plans to hide the farm away.

Wisconsin Bay Lfe

Hewitt's Easy Task Soap Promises Safer Socks

Article argues many men wear peek a boo socks due to wives using harsh laundry soaps with free alkali and resin that injure socks. Recommends Hewitt's Easy Task Soap as preventive solution backed by twenty five years of use. Also advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestive relief.

Hewitt

Wise proverb promises to deliver the zoa.s

A terse proverb from an unknown source hints at delivering the zoa.s as a key outcome. The remark reads like a compact maxim, emphasizing practical wisdom over grand claims.

Harem Skirt Dead in Occident Yet Hoops Define New Sleeve

A Paris dispatch reports the harem skirt failing to catch on as a street fashion while insiders blame bad models and cheap imitations. Designers note it remains possible for indoors and ball gowns, with some predicting a revival in two years. The latest fad is the hoop sleeve, a seven inch hoop at mid forearm narrowing to the wrist and elbow.

Paris Mr. Drecoll John Worth Beckoff, David & Co St. Petersburg

In Defense of Eyeglasses in New York

Wholesale Maiden Lane opticians deny reports critical of spectacles and eyeglasses. Prof. Tassin of Columbia cites faulty trial cases and unreliable exams by oculists, while opticians defend American lenses and praise trials by Kew England experts. Counter charges claim critics overstate risks and seek superiority.

New York Maiden Lane United States Algernon Tassin Columbia University Optical Societies Physical Laboratory Kew England

Greeks Taught Lies Haunt Padrone System in Missouri

Immigrant inspector James R. Dunn condemns the padrone practice as corrupting Greek boys forced to labor long hours in shoe shops. He cites false affidavits, contract labor violations, and sponsor fraud, noting many deported youths end up in pool halls or worse, with only a few finding honest work.

St. Louis James R. Dunn United States America Greece Mr. Dunne Missouri Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Bors

Peace Envoy Aron dEstournelle de Constant Lectures in U S

The famous envoy of peace, Aron dEstournelle de Constant, now in America, serves in the French senate and travels to promote universal peace. He delivers addresses in U S cities and is entertained by societies and leading citizens.

Aron D'Estournelle DE Constant America Senate United States

Massachusetts Unitarian ministers hear killer proposal

Escv. George W. Cutter urges killing all degenerates in Massachusetts institutions with an anesthetic during a monthly conference with Boston Unitarian ministers.

Boston Massachusetts George W. Cutter

Silk Makes a Record Trip to New York

Six car loads of raw silk and silk goods arrived in New York in a record 17 days from Yokohama aboard the Empress of China. The cargo left Yokohama April 16, reached Vancouver April 27, and completed the cross continental leg in under six days. Value is about $600000.

New York Yokohama Pacific Vancouver

Sealing Fleet Net Values 305000 Seals in Season

Newfoundland sealing fleet of eighteen vessels landed 305000 seals valued at 492006 dollars in the just closed season. Last year the catch was 333000 seals valued at 612000 dollars.

St. John’s, N. F Newfoundland

Hezekiah Great Passover Lesson for June 11 1911

A Sunday school lesson outlines Hezekiah reforms in Jerusalem. It details cleansing the temple, purifying priests, broadening Passover observance, removing idols, and consolidating reforms into permanent organization. Hezekiah sought God with all his heart and prospered.

HEZ HS Beecher Jotham Ahaz Hezekiah Hoshea Israel B. C Hastings Jerusalem Hosea Micah Isaiah

Silence and Huffing Over Coffee Sugar Tale

Aunt Melissa's talkativeness irritates Uncle Silas who falls silent for days. A daughter learns the cause is his ruffled pride over sugar in his coffee and the lingering quarrel ends with comic realization. Youth's Companion.

Melissa Spigott Silas Melissa Junie Maud

The Real Reason for the Kitten Gift

A brief exchange reveals plans to move soon and the gift of a kitten as a token of companionship. The tones show warmth and practicality as packing and relocation loom.

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