Gratitude for Worldly Man Who Serves Mankind
A quotation from Emergzon praises a man of the world who obeys morale and serves humanity. It lauds true genius guided by humility and obligation to others.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
A quotation from Emergzon praises a man of the world who obeys morale and serves humanity. It lauds true genius guided by humility and obligation to others.
A Paris fashion correspondent highlights new evening wraps by Paquin with deep charcoal charmeuse and silver lining, plus bold street wear adaptations for walkers. He notes jet earrings, dramatic collars, and low headbands, with driving wraps in Venetian red and fur linings, reflecting a wartime to postwar style shift and practical elegance for evening outings.
A description of crepe de chine as a favored silk, noting a hobble skirt style with slashes and deep borders of petal or shirred ruchings.
A nostalgic ad claims Freezone drops instantly stop foot corn and callus pain and let the user lift out the offending skin with no soreness. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and works on hard corn soft corn and toe corn.
A humorous courtroom exchange features two newsboys debating selling papers. One boy complains of no news left, the other insists they can sell by shouting the headlines of advertisements.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims quick, pleasant, harmless results after a tablet or two, with low cost and wide drugstore availability.
In a casual exchange, Briggins is dubbed a good loser for never losing more than two or three dollars, even in their worst luck. The remark frames him as resilient in the face of misfortune.
Ad claims backache pain stems from lumbago sciatica or strain not kidneys. Promotes St Jacobs Liniment as instant relief with a small trial bottle from a druggist. Describes quick, harmless skin friendly rub on back or tender spots for lumbago sciatica neuralgia rheumatists sprains and strains.
A brief commentary recalls the heavy toll of conflict and its lasting emotional impact on communities. The piece reflects on sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring need for remembrance and peace.
A pithy maxim suggesting risk and folly when a challenge is issued. It reflects a cautious view of daring acts and the potential for foolish consequences.
A laundress sings life as jazz while hanging snowy wash and calling it a happy day. She credits Red Cross Ball Blue for the mood, noting the contrast between dust and desire for a touch more.
Adv claims Cuticura Ointment removes pimples and blackheads when smeared and washed with Cuticura Soap in five minutes. Daily use is advised to keep skin clear, with Cuticura Talcum also recommended.
The remark notes that a busy man often has many idle companions and observes the social irony. It highlights the contrast between effort and companionship.
A short quip from the Boston Transcript features a wry exchange where a father answers his son by defining a family jar as a vessel of wrath, reflecting a humorous, old newspaper voice.
A pithy adage notes luck favors the persistent as a worker spends long hours in search. The remark emphasizes arduous effort over mere chance.
Advert says Garfield Tea is nature’s laxative and blood purifier that overcomes constipation and related ailments. The piece notes the common problem of people who resolve to act yet do nothing.
Historic feverish sales blurb touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as a universal cure for backache lumbago sciatica rheumatism and kidney bladder ailments. It claims quick cleansing of kidneys and blood and urges purchase from a druggist with refund if unsatisfied.
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