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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
The new president declares the supreme task is resuming normal governance in a changed economic order. He expects substantial support from women to help in the transition and urges unity in counsel and policy.
The passage outlines a policy of non involvement in old world affairs while pledging to act against offensive warfare. It expresses readiness to engage with nations for conference and counsel and seeks ways to unify American strength for national defense and reduce war expenditures and taxation.
A long excerpt from President Harding's inaugural address outlines noninvolvement in old world conflicts, support for international mediation, and a national program of economic readjustment, balance of trade, and social welfare. The speech argues for sovereignty, civic duty, and peaceful cooperation while rejecting a world supergovernment.
The article presents a religious work by Reverend George E. Guille of the Moody Bible Institute outlining themes of salvation and sin. It emphasizes Christian redemption and moral guidance through evangelical teaching.
A Bluffton Indiana testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for women feeling run down and dizzy. John Vernon of 215 East Wiley Avenue recounts prior illness and unsuccessful medical visits before reporting improvement after using the medicines.
An old style medical advertisement touts a 30 day kidney and bladder remedy priced at $2.00 from The Mitchell Chemical Co. Altoona Pa. It promises quick relief from frequent urination burning and pain and claims to arrive in three separate preparations with full home delivery if the druggist lacks supply.
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