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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
3
A Yonkers Statesman remark claims Mrs Bertie Brixie of Webster County is the only woman sheriff in Missouri and notes her reputation for silencing other women, reflecting regional attitudes toward female law enforcement.
Prof Aug F W Schmitz of Thomas Oklahoma reports twenty five years of backache due to Bright's Disease. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills relief followed by another attack, he took three boxes more and the pain subsided for three years. He credits the pills with lasting relief and recommends them. Adv for Dodd's Kidney Pills 60c per bottle or Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY
Mrs. Bacon argues the Sullivan law is sensible and limits revolver ownership. Mr. Bacon counters with a humorous jab about banning women carrying hammers.
Old household remedy advertised as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises natural darkening of gray hair. Describes application with sponge or brush, claims hair becomes darker, thicker and glossier after one or two uses. Mentions price around 60 cents and discreet results.
Julie Adams Powell describes hardy bulbs that come back yearly with minimal care. She recommends Scilla Siberica and Scilla Campanulata, crocus arrangements, Roman hyacinths with light fall manure cover, and hardy tulips and white double tulips in a bath border for a bright May display.
Vacant lots beside public schools are turned into gardens for outdoor nature instruction in New York elementary classes. Students receive 40 minutes weekly in two sessions with prizes for garden results, and earnings from a commercial farm fund young workers.
The article describes enclosing a porch with wire screen to keep out flies and mosquitoes, using it as a dining area, and its convenience over the lawn. It notes furnishings like a rocking chair and high stool, concealing washing with a screen, and keeping shade. It highlights Virginia creeper as a fast growing vine for decorative screens and mentions morning glory and wild cucumber as seasonal curtains.
Many nurserymen offer mailing-size plants in collections at affordable prices. Plants are well packed and with basic care most people can grow them. Standard fruits may take longer to bear, but better than not having them. Look through catalogues and choose a reliable firm.
A bed of nasturtiums offers continuous blossoms until frost. Plant mixed sweet peas to add color and fragrance to the summer display.
A lesson on Saul and Jonathan from 1 Samuel 13 14 highlighting Saul's disobedience and decline and Jonathan's bold faith with his armor bearer. It emphasizes moral courage grounded in God's word and the power of faithful companionship to inspire a nation.
The fragment poses a strategic dilemma asking what would happen if the enemy elects to fight for three hours. It frames a hypothetical scenario about combat duration and outcome.
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief for eczema rashes itchings and irritations in infants and children with a hot bath and Cuticura Soap plus Cuticura Ointment. Free samples by mail via postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston, with sales available everywhere.
In a curt exchange a judge queries if the heiress has counted the suitor. She replies she has an option on him until after the upcoming horse show, signaling a delay in final judgment.
An old advertisement offers a free 48 page Eye Book from Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago. It promises personalized eye advice and claims Marine Relieves Sore Eyes strengthens weak eyes and soothes eye pain. It sells for 50 cents and is recommended for both adults and babies.
Quoted exchange from Sacred Heart Review hints at a local option debate in a quaint mountain village about oxygen or air restrictions. The remark suggests friction over local control and services in a small community.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a preferred laundry product. It promotes its use by laundresses saying it yields clean white clothes and notes availability from grocers.
Brazilian cotton production shows gains in both output and quality. Farmers and mills report improved fiber strength and higher yields, signaling a healthier sector amid market fluctuations.
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