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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
7
A compact ad set promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills to stimulate digestion and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing for white linens. It emphasizes frugal advice and mentions availability at grocers for five cents.
A concise observation notes the shift in expectations after a wife’s initial outburst, hinting at a change in marital dynamics as the husband adjusts to temperamental patterns.
A fashion column traces sash evolution from grandma era to modern runways noting wide ribbon belts transform dresses into versatile outfits. It covers Callot style heavy ribbons, Paris designers, lace sashes, Nile green crepe de chine gowns, and the enduring black and white look with lace and crepe de chine pairings.
Mrs Gazippe questions the applicant who says she worked for the duke and duchess of St Stephen's for six months before their separation. The ad notes Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover sold by grocers for 5 cents, promoting clean results.
A consular report notes Chile is in a transition period for advertising and merchandising. Methods borrowed from the United States are being adopted.
An advertisement urges women to buy Diamond Dyes for wool silk cotton linen and mixed goods while warning of possible poor results such as streaks spots fades and a dyed look. A color card is available from the druggist. The text also includes a brief exchange from a Tennessee mugwump cartoon.
Thousands of women readers urged to consider kidney and bladder disease as root causes of general weakness. The ad promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, offering a sample bottle by mail for ten cents and stating larger bottles are sold at drug stores.
A chairman rules a motion out of order as a rowdy attendee raises an arm to throw an egg at a political gathering. The scene underscores the clash between unruly conduct and procedural control in public meetings.
A Boston Tribune note questions a surgeon who operated on himself to inspire trust, but warns the resulting confidence might drive others to imitate the perilous act. The remark reflects caution about risky self surgery and patient expectations.
If your eyes smart or feel scalded Roman Eye Balsam is advised to be applied at bedtime to relieve irritation and discomfort. This home remedy is urged for nightly use to soothe weary eyes.
Jud Tunkins muses on how easy it is for a man to join many societies ending up backing both sides of the same question. The humor centers on conflicting loyalties and the pressure to belong.
Important to Mothers advises careful inspection of Castoria bottles to confirm the signature. The famous remedy is promoted as in use for over 30 years and sought by children as a familiar remedy.
A brief remark notes that even buyers of gold bricks face disappointment when others suffer similar misfortune. The line hints at a wider pattern of duplicitous dealings and buyer remorse.
G C Johnson states Eatonic stops heartburn and helps nervous spells. The ad claims Eatonic removes excess acid and gases to restore digestive balance. A tablet after meals suffices and a big box is offered at a trifling price with a druggist guarantee.
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