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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

6

Grandfather’s voyage to Canada sparks a western success tale

The narrative shares J Chamberlain’s 1916 migration to Alberta’s Gem Colony after selling possessions. He built a farm, funded by his family’s labor, and later recounts a six hundredfold wealth rise and the generous farm setup. Allan Nicholson of Manitoba adds his own story of land, stock, and savings, highlighting life in Western Canada and the fiscal upside versus the United States. Canadian government agents offer information on Western districts.

J. Chamberlain Canada Alberta Idaho Allan Nicholson Hazelbridge Manitoba le Mars Plymouth County Washington Township Iowa Dalton South Plympton Springfield United States le Mar W. S. Nethery Columbus J. M. ‘MacLachlan Traction-Terminal Indianapolis Ind

Smuts Destructive to Cereal Crops Across Grain Regions

The United States Department of Agriculture reports smuts caused large losses in 1918, with 25 million bushels of wheat 110 million of oats and 6 million of barley. It describes loose smut and bunt and outlines hot water formaldehyde and copper sulfate treatments and regional issues in the Pacific Northwest.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Pacific Northwest

Themselves Miserable by Goethe Quote

The excerpt reflects on the urge to inflict misery on oneself as a pattern of mood. It suggests impatience drives some men to impose unhappiness on their own lives rather than seek contentment.

Goethe

Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry for dainty appearance

Advice urges using Red Cross Ball Blue to give a neat, well groomed look. Includes a quip about a married cynic describing a wise guy as someone who passed up marriage to his wife.

Cynic

Lesson on Loving One Another from First John

A devotional lesson outlines loving God and neighbors from 1 John 4, stressing that God is love and believers manifest this love through daily life. It covers God’s incarnate love, the Spirit’s indwelling, guidance on fear and judgment, and the command to love one another as evidence of faith.

John God Jesus Christ Christ Christ Jesus

Life Weaves Comfort Through Small Kindnesses

A reflective line notes life rests on small acts rather than grand duties. Habitual kindness and daily courtesy keep the heart steady and provide quiet comfort. The quote attributes personal warmth to ongoing, modest acts.

Sir H. Davy

Our Great Blessing in Times of Need

The speaker asserts that being needed provides true human happiness. Acknowledges that people may see obligation as burden but reframes it as the great blessing guiding purposeful living.

Rose in Coffin Rebukes Revel in Village Tale

A farmer Jenns Jonsser of Famen died after a week long illness. His coffin was opened after three days of viewing and guests feasted. On the fourth day the corpse rose and condemned the revelry before dying again. The village held his funeral next day with 20 witnesses cited.

Stockholm Jenns Jonsser Famen Svenska Dagblad

X Ray Fails to Explain Burglary Motive in Prison Sentence

Fred Wyatt before Judge Frank Willis pleads for an brain X ray at the county hospital. Doctors report a normal brain. Wyatt, already sentenced for burglary, receives San Quentin time from one to five years with ten years added for prior offenses.

Los Angeles Fred Wyatt Frank Willis Willis Wyatt San Quentin

Des Moines Boy Sacrifices For Dog on Ice

Des Moines Iowa Lester Wilson ten year old son of Harry Wilson of Valley Junction gave his life attempting to save his dog after it fell through the ice on Coon River. He and two companions were coasting when the others broke through the ice and Lester tried to reach the dog losing his balance and going under the ice. The dog disappeared under the ice but was rescued by the other boys.

Des Moines Lester Wilson Harry Wilson Valley Junction Coon River Lester Wilson

Lusitania Treasure Recovery Efforts Planned

London engineers and divers plan to raise portions of the sunken Lusitania treasure. They believe thousands of pounds of valuables can be recovered from the wreck while the ship and much of its cargo remain inaccessible due to the depth of the waters.

London England

Lift Off Corns With Freezone Discovery Ad Claims No Pain

An advertisement touts Freezone for corn removal promising painless relief. It describes applying a small amount to any corn or callus and lifting it out without soreness, claiming low cost and easy access at drug stores.

Cincinnati Adyv

Sowing Suspicion in a Hushed Domestic Exchange

A brief dialogue from the Boston Transcript features Mrs Young claiming loyalty to her husband while her mother voices worry that his actions may be hidden. The exchange hints at marital mistrust and the notion of secrecy within a relationship.

Boston Transcript

Boschee's Syrup Adopts Cold Remedy Legacy

A historic advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a trusted remedy for colds bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims influenza fatalities exceeded war deaths last year and promotes the product as a home staple made in America sold everywhere for relief and restful nights.

America

Auto Trip Through Speed Traps Yields Mixed Recollections

A travel vignette recalls a driving outing with encounters of numerous speed traps. The narrator notes the journey was enjoyable overall despite the frequent roadside checks and cautions, framing the trip as a lighthearted but punishing test of patience.

Pure Blood Essential to Good Health Ad Promotes Gamele Tea

An advertisement touts Gamele Tea as purifying the blood and cleansing the system to eradicate disease, framing pure blood as foundational to health and wellbeing.

Moonshine Outshines Starlight in Quiet Debate

In a brief dialogue, two speakers weigh romance against practicality. One admires starlight for romance while the other counters that moonshine offers more substance in their exchange.

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