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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Advertises Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as a cure for pimples blackheads rashes ringworm and eczema. Claims quick, gentle healing with a free sample offer and nationwide trial by writing to Resinol Dept 5 K Baltimore Maryland.
An OCR fragment advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain at 25 cents a bottle and PAZO ointment for piles with a money refund if it fails to cure. Includes a George Eliot quote about goodness and reverence.
A short Town Topics item notes a man who lost money in a wheat deal and remarks on sympathy. The gag includes a reference to Dr Pierce's Pellets advertised as a candy-like remedy for stomach, liver and bone ailments and constipation. A humorous exchange questions if a man is a police captain at large, replying he is merely out on bail.
Prominent warning to examine bottles of Castoria for the signature and verify it is the Fletcher's Castoria remedy. Claims over 30 years of use and assures safety for infants and children, noting that children cry for Castoria.
A Boston Transcript excerpt captures Peck unhappy as his wife and sharp retorts strain their marriage. He recalls admiring her wit before marriage, though now finds the quips cutting.
Fred Kelly began at journalism reporting a major downtown fire. Reporter Brown accompanied him and vanished when a wall collapsed. Kelly phoned the city editor claiming Brown was burned up, and the editor replied to send another man.
A mother reports her daughter’s stomach distress improved after using Grape-Nuts. She notes undigested food causes fermentation and poisoning of the mind, and that daily pre-school consumption led to renewed vitality, no stomach or headache distress, and better overall health. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the book Read to Wellville. There is a closing promo line “There’s a reason.”
The article argues size matters little in baseball, citing Lajoie Wagner and Cobb as exceptions among legendary players. It notes players range from 140 to 200 pounds and 5 to 6 feet tall, with football showing a bigger disadvantage for small players. It references teams recruited from then Na-
Frank Gotch defeats Farmer Burns in three falls at Bellingham Washington. The first fall ends with Burns pinned after a crotch and wrist lock. the second fall sees Burns defeated by a double bar lock. the third fall ends when Gotch secures a toe hold and Burn s is toppled. The veteran Burns acknowledges Gotch's advance as the youth proves superior.
Manager Clark Griffith reappoints George McBride as captain of his team. This decision solidifies leadership for the squad as the season approaches.
National Canned Foods Week highlights canned foods as economical, safe, and versatile. Sealed and sterilized at 250 degrees, tins keep contents fresh as if just filled. Dealers urge housewives to buy and use canned foods to trim living costs and improve meals.
Sam bo asks about his work and confirms he is the manager of the Eliza Ann laundry. The exchange reveals casual talk on employment and the business name.
This ad-like notice prescribes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads, advising gentle application at least twice daily and washing with Cuticura Soap. It promotes using both products to prevent inflammation and clogged pores and offers a free sample with a 32-page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
The report notes total National League mileage at 425, the league's lowest ever, reflecting the scheduling committee chaired by Ban Johnson and others. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia show extreme travel demands with frequent road trips to Cincinnati and Chicago for Sunday games, while Boston and New York also face substantial journeys.
Francis Boutin of Bayfield Wisconsin has been elected captain of the Wisconsin baseball team to fill the vacancy after Captain Waller withdrew. Boutin, an outfielder, faced no opposition for the leadership role.
A short wry remark notes that a man observes his children, as their mother did before, tend to inquire with blunt curiosity about personal matters. The tone hints at family dynamics and social discomfort in daily life.
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