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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
7
A narrator on a sunlit beach entertains a dual engagement with Hazel and Betty. Two whispering voices test his certainty while teasing a confession, as he recalls his affection and wonders whom the soft hands belong to and which girl is present.
Dialogue from the Boston Transcript features a couple debating marriage with the remark that the suitor is a worm of the dust and the reply questions why it matters if he remains a worm with the dust. The quirky quip reflects casual newspaper humor.
A maxim suggests amassing a large fortune and preserving it for a hundred years ensures lasting wealth. The adage emphasizes durability of wealth beyond a single lifetime and frames money as a lasting legacy.
A contemporary described Jean Paul Marat as the ugliest man in France yet in youth he was Paris's most sought after physician by the wealthy and beautiful women. They crowded his rooms daily and pursued him, even as he faced a skin disease while hiding in the sewers.
Miss Jennie Fish is placed on the pension list by the New York board of education after 52 years of continuous service as a Bronx teacher. She taught 40 000 children across three generations and was never late, with only one absence due to a family death.
A brief aphorism contrasts two leaders with a fool who resists friction against a wise figure who prefers gentle persuasion. The scene underscores strategy in leadership and political maneuvering.
Fitz-James O'Brien frames Easter eggs with a Bible tale of Jesus burial and resurrection. A mother explains to her child how a singing bird in a moss nest witnessed the tomb’s darkness and the angel’s dawn, blessing the bird and its eggs which then glow red gold and blue as a reminder of Easter.
Poetic meditation on enduring happiness and inner peace. contrasts fate and evil with a state of serenity. Emphasizes spiritual calm and the glory of a new day, celebrating uplifting, hopeful imagery.
Poem reflects on spring awakening and rebirth with vivid images of sap, buds, and warming winds. It celebrates life and love as Easter arrives with song, green growth, and gold light, credited to Margaret H. Sangatez.
A narrator recalls vivid scenes from war in France during Eastertide 1918. A weary soldier in a heavy pack, a mother with three bundles, and a distant trek carrying two children five kilometers show the toll of war and the moral weight of service.
A prose ode celebrates Easter lilies as central to spring's beauty and joy. It links lilies to church altars stained glass and liturgical symbolism, naming several lily varieties and their meanings, from faith and hope to love and home aspirations.
A meditation on Easter as the resurrection miracle that sustains faith beyond reason. The essay recalls skeptics who tried to hush the story and notes history’s failures to dispel belief. It highlights worship over worldly concern and the comfort faith provides to believers.
A sermon reflects on Easter joy and the risen Christ joining two sad disciples near Emmaus. The text urges openness of heart and eyes to the resurrection’s glory and joy on Easter Day.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic cream for nasal use to relieve head colds and catarrh. It promises immediate relief by opening air passages, reducing congestion, and ending headaches and nighttime breathing difficulties. The small bottle is sold by druggists.
Robert tells Uncle Robert about a new neighborhood club led by Jim as president and Myron as vice president. He claims to be the most important officer because he is the janitor who unlocks the door.
Diamond Dyes promises rich fade resistant color for wool silk linen cotton and blends with a direction book included. The piece notes to consult the Diamond Dye color card to match materials and asks dealers to show it. Also mentions Virgin Islanders seeking Americanization and a $300 annual income voting threshold restricting about 360 people from controlling legislation.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatism pain and sore stiff joints. It claims instant relief, skin safety, and widespread success over decades with uses for sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache and sprains.
In the year ending August 31 1919 California fruit growers marketed 10 904 892 boxes of oranges 3 708 667 boxes of lemons and 203 188 boxes of grapefruit.
An Indianapolis reader reports long stomach pain and constipation eased after using Milks Emulsion. The ad touts its bite size use like ice cream and claims quick relief of chronic stomach trouble, gas, and bowel issues with a money back guarantee and 60 cent to 1 20 price.
A brief guidance item urges starting each day with gratitude to cultivate optimism, suggesting a steady habit that may shape outlook toward the moonlit future.
Tiffin and Fremont Ohio advertisements claim Dr. Pierce's Anuric cures kidney trouble and rheumatism. Testimonials from H. C. Harnish and Mrs Daisy Cherry describe backache, uric acid, bladder issues, and complete relief after using three bottles.
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