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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
3
Vintage advertisement promotes Bayer tablets labeled Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, claiming physician approved dosage over 21 years and safety for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. Tin boxes hold twelve tablets at low cost. larger packages sold by druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable herb formula quality and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents.
Coated tongue vertigo and constipation relieved by Garfield Tea Ady. The surest way to get rich is to keep up business and keep down expenses. Fresh white clothes for baby with Red Cross Ball Blue no streaks or injuries. All good grocers sell it five cents a package.
A short remark notes that even goodwill can sour if stirred too much, implying caution about excessive interference or manipulation in benevolent acts.
Mrs Mattie Laytart of 1031 Albert St touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as easy to take and effective for liver constipation and bilious attacks. The testimonial notes long use with good results and says all druggists sell the pellets in small glass vials, always fresh.
Mrs G P Hicks reports relief from sour stomach after taking four Eatonic tablets. The ad claims Eatonic cures indigestion by reducing acidity and gases, supports digestion, and prevents discomfort after meals. A big box is sold through druggists with a guarantee.
USDA guidance outlines selecting breeding stock in late winter to early spring. It stresses using standard bred roosters with chosen hens, focusing on health vigor and proper conformation to produce fertile eggs, strong chicks, and productive layers, with mating ratios varying by breed and housing.
Fashion columns review the Directoire revival in American spring wear. Designers push straight one piece dresses with high waistlines and corseted coats, showcasing yellow pique trims, bold collars, and slim skirts. New frocks include gray twill street dresses and black taffeta coats with layered flounces.
Poultry experts outline key standards from the American Poultry Association focusing on size shape and color. They note color is secondary to utility with uniformity aiding market appeal and egg production, and explain that identical breeds vary in color variety yet share core traits.
The text notes selection of top birds to supply annual chicken flocks, maintaining consistent excellence in practical qualities and uniform color across the stock. It emphasizes keeping only the best specimens to ensure a steady, desirable flock.
USDA specialists explain that hard seed coats in hardwoods delay sprouting. Fall sowing or cold moist storage over winter lets seeds absorb moisture, with sprouts appearing in spring or summer. Soaking in cold water can hasten sprouting, and bony coated seeds like black locust honey locust and Kentucky coffee tree may need near boiling water before planting and repeated immersion until swelling occurs.
When laying off the garden it is well to remember that lettuce radishes turnips onions beets cabbage and allotting will help organize beds and crop rotation for a good harvest.
A commentary notes that the chief requisite to getting even is patience, but delaying action makes the effort moot. The piece argues waiting often renders retaliation pointless and questions the value of pursuing vengeance.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as essential for health claiming it purifies the blood cleanses the system and eradicates disease. The copy presents health benefits and urges readers to purchase for wellness.
In a revised history, a student quips that Washington crossed the Delaware to go to Atlantic City. The line echoes a classroom joke about bold gambles and unlikely destinations.
Roman Eye Balsam has gained public confidence during 75 years. Manufactured only by Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill Co., 372 Pearl St., New York City.
Arthur jokes that a husband who never leaves home is not in love but afflicted by rheumatism. Amy argues affection, but Arthur insists the staying in is due to health. The exchange plays on domestic humor about aging and commitment.
Cold in the Head quoted description shows Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. It claims prevention of repeated acute attacks and offers circulars free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Professor’s Wife prompts a wry exchange about wedding anniversaries. An absent minded husband mistakes the occasion, prompting a quick, humorous back and forth. The dialogue captures a light domestic moment.
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