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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
The Professor muses on making the best of an anniversary wedding day in London Blighty. An advertisement promotes Dr Peery s Dead Shot as a worm and tapeworm vermifuge said to work after a single dose and available through the druggist.
A fragment notes sending a postal card addressed to Garfield Tea in Brooklyn seeking a sample. The terse item hints at a promotional or sampling request as part of a correspondence snippet from an early 20th century page.
Readable fragment shows two seafarers noting an approaching squall as the boat rocks. The exchange captures a cautious forecast in a maritime scene.
A visitor in a rug factory questions an Armenian worker about making antique rugs. The worker grins and says he can create rugs that, once finished, are 200 years old. The quip appears in the Boston Transcript.
The notice emphasizes examining every bottle of Castoria for the proper imprint and seal. It recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy used for infants and children for over 300 years and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A quoted account describes a shooting where a group claims to have brought down a man with every shot. Another voice suggests the group were amateur hunters, contrasting professional aims with reckless firing.
Advertisement extols genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, urging buyers to look for the Bayer name and the safety cross on packaging. It claims decades of physician use, lists common ailments treated, and notes price and packaging details.
A Paris fashion note highlights a revival of old-fashioned fabrics like taffeta in spring and summer designs. New thin soft taffetas with coin dot embroidery and fur trimmed collars appear beside dramatic three piece suits and polonaise gowns.
Blind students at a coast institution gain practical skills in rope splicing and knotting after a concise training series designed to teach essential tethering techniques.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that instantly stops corn pain after a few drops. It claims the solution loosens and lifts hard and soft corns and toe calluses with no soreness, at only a few cents for a tiny bottle.
Spratt laments loneliness while Sponger offers a chance to bond for five dollars. The brief exchange hints at financial need steering social ties.
A home hair dye method uses half a pint of water with 1 oz Bay Rum a small box of Barbo Compound and ½ oz glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade deepens. Available from druggists or mix at home at low cost. It darkens streaked hair gradually without coloring the scalp and leaves hair non greasy.
The dialogue presents a plea arguing alcohol should be treated as food. A reply supports helping a starving man, highlighting moral debate over nourishment versus classification.
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