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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
Miss Myrtle Johnson of Muncele Indiana recounts six months of nervous dyspepsia eased after starting Pepgen. She reports restored appetite better sleep and five pound weight gain with renewed strength and relief after a few doses. Pepgen is available at leading drug stores.
A fashion review outlines spring fur trends led by mink, sable, and fisher pieces. Soft mini stoles and scarfs, three-animal wraps, and waistcoat fronts rise in popularity with tight throat pieces and jaunty hats. White furs retreat while Russian and Hudson Bay sables lead, with sea-larred seals and mole-squirrel blends offering new options for next season.
Vogue notes that style can start young with a 12 year old in a pleated shepherds plaid skirt a plain box coat of black velvet trimmed with black silk and a dark blue satin hat featuring a smoked pearl buckle a white pussy willow blouse with tucks and a pleated collar and cuffs
A brief note on dress guidelines requires separate skirts to be worn slightly shorter than dresses or suits. The text emphasizes a narrow, tailored style for separation from other garments.
An instructional devotional unpacking Genesis accounts on creation and humanity. It stresses God’s purposeful design, the tripartite nature of man, and man’s royal status, then contrasts Paradise life with fallen longing, culminating in the sanctity of marriage and warning against polygamy and divorce.
A short aphorism attributed to Stevenson notes that an aspiration is a joy forever and possessing many such aspirations leads to spiritual richness. The quote frames fulfillment as internal pursuit rather than material gain.
A fragment discusses Gladstone's remark on moral action. It notes that uniting wits cannot perfectly judge any single act due to shifting thoughts and circumstances, and suggests there is one clear judge of motive.
The page advertises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion and mentions anointing eyelids with Roman Eye Bal. It contrasts cheaper living with high value items and praises Red Cross Ball Blue for clean laundry. It also notes old sayings and a joke about gossip heard on the telephone.
An advertisement claims old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestion. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules, 5 drops per dose, are said to stimulate kidney action and remove poisons, slowing aging. It promises renewed strength, ongoing use, and refunds if ineffective.
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