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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
6
The Florida Times Union notes granulated eyelids and inflamed eyes relieved overnight byRoman Eye Balsam. One trial proves its merit. The column adds a light aside about free speech and a humorous remark on a spring skirt.
A religious study tracing how God led Israel from bondage in Egypt through the Exodus to Canaan. It outlines tenets from Moses to Joshua, highlighting oppression, deliverance, wilderness provision, Sinai law, and obedience as keys to national welfare and divine guidance.
The text presents a prayer praising God for knowing needs before we ask and inviting supplication. It emphasizes dependence on God, humility in asking, and the belief that God desires our requests to align us with His supply through Jesus Christ.
A reflective meditation on the divine sphere of mercy and wrath. The speaker compares this holy sphere to the splendor of the presence chamber and the distant boundary lodge, pondering beauty and judgment in sacred terms.
The speaker argues one cannot exploit church benefits without attending regularly like a weekday school. The line compares spiritual discipline to daily coursework, urging consistent participation and effort.
Elizabeth frets over Malcolm who deserts her for another girl and Arthur Ferguson. A week of longing ends when Malcolm, after a night with Betty, confesses love in a snowy lane and asks for forever.
Nobby saved his war pennies and bought Thrift stamps during the war but spent the first 50 cents after the war on candy. He cried that a seller cannot be patriotic and have a little peace celebration without being scolded by his mother.
Advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis and throat settled colds across the United States. It claims fifty one years of use leading to a good night's sleep easy morning expulsion and natural healing aided by American manufacture.
A Red Cross official recalls meeting Sitting Bull's grandson, a convalescent in Base Hospital No 46. The Indian, who had seen heavy fighting, earned the nickname Gloomy Gus until a nurse provoked a rare grin by asking him to smile. He quipped he would smile when he killed a Beche.
Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart quips in Boston that the Kaiser wore 784 suits, joking about a going away outfit. He notes the emperor’s habit of changing uniforms as a sign of imbalance.
An advertisement fragment touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a digestive aid. It presents a private as the family breadwinner jokingly called the doughboy and notes indigestion causes disagreeable symptoms.
A child named Billy pins a door sign two days before his fifth birthday reading Birthday is coming. Give till it hurts. The ad notes Congress must settle a strike while Garfield Tea eases a stomach upset.
Will Upshaw recalls a dining lobby moment as Congressman Garrett of Houston, Texas, passes by. Upshaw teases a story of Garrett's famed Dallas speech, claiming Garrett was introducing him rather than delivering his own message. The Atlanta Constitution notes the humorous exchange among Georgia figures.
An elderly man of ninety six visits a fortune teller who predicts a long life. He rejoices and gives her a large denomination, prompting the question of who profits from the old man’s fortune and fate.
Stella questions persistent matrimony links while Bella rejects long romance in favor of brief, practical bonds. The exchange frames contrasting views on commitment and financial vows.
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