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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
A village schoolmistress confronts Tommy, a ten year old pupil and grocer’s son, over whistling in class. He claims his father told him to whistle when they sell anything for money, prompting a tense exchange in the schoolroom.
A public notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature and warning that the remedy is trusted for over 30 years. It emphasizes safe use for infants and children.
A fragment recalls a man described as disagreeable who allegedly pressed another for payment. The speaker notes asking three times for five dollars borrowed, capturing a tense, informal exchange.
The Cheerful Idiot asks which illustrated Paper is favored while the H600b replies that the ten dollar bill is its pick.
A fragment indicates a tense exchange where a pretty widow speaks softly about surrender terms amid a male inquirer’s pressure. The dialogue hints at a forthcoming decision by a bachelor figure in a strained situation.
Fragmentary OCR text references tile curing in six to fourteen days and mentions mysterious terms like Tehipy Bird Miles in a misread Golden State locale. The passage decries slow workers becoming printers when given a chance to rush.
A fragment advertises an eight eggs for breakfast item sold by grocers. The snippet hints at lazy behavior and guesswork among some men.
E. O. Sellers directed the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Evening Department in a Sunday program. The announcement highlights his role and the international scope of the Sunday School lesson.
A sermon outline urges believers to separate from worldly corruption like Lot from Sodom. It highlights divine mercy before judgment, intercession, and the danger of procrastination, noting Lot as righteous yet blinded by worldliness and urging clean living, hospitality, and vigilance.
The piece lauds Western Canada as rapidly expanding with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta offering vast arable lands. It notes huge Wheat crops and low current cultivation, with rising immigrant and American investment reshaping the economy, and predicts continued growth amid rich mineral and forest wealth.
A returned tourist recalls meeting the Count de Pompadour in Paris at a fashionable barber shop on Rue de Saint Gerard. He notes the Count acknowledged him with a bow and a smile saying, Monsieur is next, recalling their Atlantic City encounter last year.
R M Fleenor of Otterbein Indiana writes that after 25 years of kidney trouble and bladder inflammation he was cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says two boxes restored his health and recommends the remedy. Ad promotes Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York and free Household Hints Anthem and recipes.
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript notes Betty did not marry a lord but wed a man who drinks as a lord might. The item reflects social commentary on marriage expectations and class symbols.
Mrs Cumrox asks about a tune played by her daughter. The father wonders which daughter is at the piano. If the older girl plays it, it is Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody. if the younger, Exercise Twenty seven.
An ancient newspaper fragment lists Mrs. Austins Bag Pancake mix and Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets as stomach and bowel tonics. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a quip about a college girl bragging about ten yards. The ad copy features bargain ribbons and a line about attractiveness in a humorous tone.
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