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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
A Omaha woman testifies after twenty years of using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She notes Sanative Wash and a home supply, urging others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential service in Lynn Massachusetts.
A servant girl demands higher wages and threatens to quit, saying she will inform future employers she left because the mistress could not afford her. Fearing social judgment, the mistress chooses to cut her own expenses to show she can still pay.
Advertises Othine double strength to remove freckles with nightly applications. Claims most spots fade quickly and lighter freckles vanish, and promises money back if ineffective. Note ends with a social jab about late hours.
The remark reflects a workplace dynamic where workers question leadership. It hints at tensions over decision making and authority in a worksite setting. The quote encapsulates conflict between employees and management.
An advertisement touts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills as a traditional remedy for stomach liver and bowels. It urges readers to buy a box and try them. Also notes many men would starve if their wife did not keep boarders.
Testimonies from Fostoria and Dayton Ohio praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as benefiting expectant mothers and middle aged women. A prospective mother reported strength return and reduced nausea after use, while another woman described relief from nervous pain and neck and head discomfort leading to improved health.
In Saguache the town braces for conflicts surrounding Curly and Soapy Stone. cattlemen enforce a threat of lynching to curb any attack on Curly, while Soapy Stone is pressured to flee after cattlemen demand his exit. Kate Cullison and Dick Maloney monitor events as Soapy departs and hopes rise for Sam.
Luck Cullison leads at the Roundup club as Cass Fendrick mocks him over Del Oro land clashes. Open warfare erupts after Fendrick breaches Cullison’s widened cattle barriers, with sheep and cattle clashing at shared water holes in Arizona.
Adventurous Curly Flandrau and Mac chase stolen horse hides near Saguache Arizona. Mac dies, Curly is captured but saved from lynching by Kate Cullison. He learns Soapy Stone leads rustlers and plans train robbery while Sam Cullison sides with Stone. Curly dodges, aids, and plots with Dick Maloney.
In Saguache Arizona, Luck praises the young man for aid in exposing Soapy Stone and Laura London’s schemes. Kate's worry grows as Sam remains guarded while Curly’s confession reveals the risk of a planned holdup. The group prepares to gather evidence after midnight while avoiding attention.
History notes the first silk stockings worn by Henry I of France in 1547 and Queen Elizabeth I in 1650, with Elizabeth reportedly never wearing any other kind again. The practice, started by a man, was later popularized by women.
The piece traces how battlefield promotion has long been a reward for valor, from medieval and early modern times to Napoleonic wars. It notes rulers and sovereigns granting rank, with examples from Crecy Agincourt and the rise of Marshals of France under Napoleon.
A kettle invented in Japan emits musical sounds as water boils. Epictetus notes there is no good or evil apart from will. India has the most beggars of any country in the world.
The Dallas News quotes a sharp remark claiming any woman paying ten thousand dollars for an animal coat has burro brains, illustrating a notable fashion debate.
In a Los Angeles county court a divorce case was dismissed by agreement after the husband switched lawyers following a dispute. The man recounted overhearing his wife tell an insurance man she would not pay another cent, claiming eight years of paying on a policy with no luck.
An advertisement asserts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver bladder remedy. It emphasizes vegetable herbs and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with newspaper mention.
Conversation reveals a playful exchange about prior acquaintance with a spouse. Beck and Peck discuss knowing the wife before marriage in a witty back and forth captured in London Answers.
The ad promotes Cascarets as a gentle tonic to aid the liver and cleanse the bowels without harsh laxatives. It claims Cascarets work while you sleep, cause no griping, and are inexpensive, with twenty five million boxes sold annually.
A playful exchange argues that an hour gained in the morning is valuable, emphasizing the comfort of having time in bed. The wittish dialogue contrasts morning efficiency with the pleasure of rest.
A satirical line asserts Garfield Tea contains only simple herbs. A quip about gambling reflects a broader Aftermath of Vice. Despairing voices echo concern about risky behavior and advice on learning restraint.
A maker described as a benefactor of the human race gains attention for his invention of a noiseless piano. The remark captures public curiosity about the creator's contributions and aims, hinting at broader impact.
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