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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
The verse honors yeomen who stood at Lexington Green and freemen who opposed tyranny. It praises those who signed liberty’s knell and the ringing of the Liberty Bell. It vows not to ally with cravens and ravens, and boasts the eagle as and banner of red white and blue with stars.
A Fourth of July reflection recalls Revolutionary War heroes and battles while urging enduring American ideals. Prominent voices Daniel Webster Henry Ward Beecher and Henry Armitt Brown are cited as reminders that liberty and union persevere through time.
Built in 148 the Boston State House stood as the citys pride long before the Revolution with an imposing front and gilded dome. Much of its original appearance remained and it served as a Mecca for tourists.
John Quincy Adams reflects on the Declaration as the first solemn assertion of civil government’s legitimate foundation. It marks sovereignty of the people, the social compact, and the dismantling of conquest based rule.
A Paris fashion view notes lingerie as art and a status symbol with ultra-fine laces, silks, and embroidery. It highlights new trousseaux for brides, including black undies, backless chemises, hip delts, and elaborate sets in white linen and crepe de chine.
Captain Geo W Womble of 105 Jennings St Knoxville Tenn credits Tanlac with ending long standing stomach and intestinal trouble. He describes prior agony constipated nights sleepless days and nervous distress then notes regained youth energy and appetite after two bottles. The testimonial encourages others to try Tanlac as sold by druggists nationwide.
The Louisville Courier Journal questions whether the pictures in the rogues gallery are framed while examining guilt and public perception of the case.
An old promotional piece notes that 50 years ago few used dentifrice or brushes while Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for feet became widespread after 30 years of publicity. It argues shoes cause friction, leading to blisters and corns, and claims millions used the powder in war. It urges readers to adopt the habit and use Allen's Foot Ease.
In a frank op ed the Portland Oregonian argues welfare spending is excessive and creates jobs for welfare recipients. The piece questions government reliance and warns of overfunded social programs diminishing self reliance.
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin tablets for cold headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and lumbago. It promotes the Bayer Cross as a reassurance of safety and cites affordable small tin boxes and larger packs sold by druggists, highlighting the product as the trusted remedy.
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