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A collage of aphorisms and advertisements. Mentions Garfield Tea PAZO for piles and Dr Pierce pellets. Several unrelated lines imply old newspaper filler and political commentary without a clear event or person.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
11
A collage of aphorisms and advertisements. Mentions Garfield Tea PAZO for piles and Dr Pierce pellets. Several unrelated lines imply old newspaper filler and political commentary without a clear event or person.
Advertises a free membership through the Walker Co operative Club promising clothing furniture and many items at no cost. Claims a 224 page catalog Cat stozne No 17 with 3,00 articles and directs readers to write to W. and H. Walker in Pittsburgh. Ends with a quip on men and looks about love.
Pain from a burn or cut stops quickly when Cole's Carbol salve is applied. It heals fast and prevents scars 2 percent and S4 cents by druggists. For a free sample write to J. W. Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wis.
A brief exchange suggests a young woman’s place in society hinges on behavior rather than status. One character scorns the notion of propriety as reserved for the privileged, while another notes her consistent courtesy to all she encounters.
Mrs L P Plummer of Rockland Maine praises Kepp's Baby's Friend for curing her baby’s crying until two months old and for teething relief. The ad claims availability by druggists or direct mail from Kepp's Baby's Friend Co York Pennsylvania with sample by mail on request.
A benevolent trust nignate asks why the world grants nothing for free and a friend replies that it may be because he keeps supporting the status quo. The dialogue reflects gentle satire on effort and expectation.
A local doctor’s messenger swapped a box of pills and a hamper of six live pallets for a patient. The hamper went to the tent house and the pills to the doctor’s friends. The patient faced a bizarre prescription ordering two to be swallowed every half hour.
An unnamed captive missionary faces a savage chief who admires a glittering spear. The captive remarks the weapon unsettles him, saying it is against his stomach. The locality lacks humor and the outcome is fatal.
A humorous exchange from Puck recounts two brokers describing a remarkable speculator. One recalls a man who watches for hours and pays cash. the other notes a trader who turned 5 000 into 560 000 in six months by leveraging in Reading and Unico before moving into first mortgage bonds.
Jack Keith a Virginian now a border plainsman pursues raiders after a wagon attack on the Santa Fe trail. He is jailed in Carson City for murder, escapes with Neb and meets Hope the daughter of General Waite. They flee toward Fort Larned and Sheridan meeting Dr. Fairbain.
Keith sneaks from a crowded Sheridan hotel to question a nervous deserter, Willoughby, about a missing papers case and Hawley, hoping to locate Black Bart and connect signals to a deadly posse chase across Cimaron Crossing. The moonlit town buzzes with gunfire, barkers, and restless soldiers as Keith pursues truth.
Keith confronts a troubled youth about a possible sister connection with Christie Maclaire. The boy recalls a man named Hawley claiming to meet his sister and hints at a gambler’s involvement, while Keith weighs how to coax truth without breaking loyalty.
In a sleet storm in Indianapolis Tom Johnson kept a streetcar on ice and off tracks to return horses to the barn. When questioned by the superintendent he cited the rules for drivers and conductors. He explained a passenger without an umbrella needed to be driven home two blocks from the curve.
Editorial note warns against relying on shortcuts, urging personal effort and perseverance to reach goals rather than easier options. Encourages steady climb through challenges and discipline.
A mother explains life after death to four year old Dorothy in a Lippincott's Magazine inspired dialogue. Dorothy asks what part of her will live forever and what goes under the grass as she questions aging.
A reader learns Cuticura Soap is not only for skin troubles but also prevents them, keeps hands soft and white, hair glossy, and scalp free of dandruff. Despite higher cost, its purity and emollient formula often outlast ordinary soaps, with a free sample offer from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
A Washington clergyman offered comfort from the Scriptures. The exchange featured the line Grin and bear it as the passage that helped the weary respondent.
William Fink of Brooklyn New York was sentenced by the New York Court of Special Sessions to four months in the penitentiary for counterfeiting the Carter Liver Pills trade mark. The Carter Medicine Company exposed the fraud before any fake goods reached the market and Judge Dew stressed public harm and deterrence in the ruling.
A brief, unclear exchange shows Hewitt telling Jewell to say nothing about the dead while Jewell says he hates to praise the deceased. The lines read as a snatch of dialogue with limited context and missing surrounding narrative.
A fragmented advertisement urges Paxtine Antiseptic for clean mouth and sweet breath at 25 cents a box. It mentions Crarfield Tea for dyspepsia, promises a one day cold cure, and notes Grey’s signature on each box. The tone mocks political cynicism and jokes about bargains.
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