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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

7

Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised By Wisconsin User

In Black River Falls Mrs A W Binzer says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation after suffering organ troubles and back pain despite top Eau Claire doctors recommending surgery. The letter touts the remedy as a household word from ocean to ocean and urges women with inflammation ulcers displacements or irregularities to try it and write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.

Black River Falls Wis Lydia B. Pinkham Eau Claire Lydia E. Pinkham A. W. Buvzer Wia Binzer

Lost in the Dessert With Littles Pearl Chooses Ice Cream

A girl named Pearl spends the night with her married sister and ponders whether to stay for lunch or return home. She asks the maid and mother’s cook about dessert, rejecting stewed prunes in favor of ice cream, revealing her wish to remain.

Pearl Annie Birdie

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad

This old advert promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming backache relief and daily use to end pain. It touts Holland origin since 1696, direct import from Haarlem labs, and urges buying only GOLD MEDAL with money back if no help. It targets housewives and families with brand fidelity notes.

Haarlem Holland Netherlands Waarlem Adv

Death of Abdul Hamid Dims the Red Sultan’s Obituary

The London Globe notes Abdul Hamid’s death shows him as a diminished despot, described as the “Co.” in Satan, Hohenzollern & Co. American reports say the senior partner has stepped aside for Wilhelm, whose methods he cannot match.

Satan, Hohenzollern & Co Abdul Hamid Satan, Hohenzol Iern & Co Wilhelm London Globe

Suffragist Speaker Clashes With Skeptic at Meeting

An energetic suffragist advocate argues that women have long suffered. a meek man in the rear retorts they have never suffered in silence, prompting a pointed exchange on the right to speak and be heard.

Concert Conductors in Railroads and Gotham

A brief note suggests railroads will act in concerts and Gotham will not lack for conductors. The item implies a cooperative cultural effort linking transit companies and city music leadership.

Gotham

American Fashion Embraces War Era Tailoring and Elegance

A fashion analysis notes a wartime boom in home sewing and ready to wear as women alter gowns and buy better materials. It credits American designers for sturdy tailoring and a shift toward simple, distinguished street wear while France emphasizes draped silhouettes and afternoon gowns. The piece compares Paris and New York trends, highlighting American readiness to adapt to wool restrictions and the economy, with many outfits built from existing frocks.

New York America Paris France McClure Newsproper Syndicate

Drapery Dominates Latest Spring Fashion Trends

Drapery remains the key ender in the newest spring fashion lineup with flowing fabrics and soft lines shaping standout looks. Designers emphasize movement and layering to create elegant silhouettes for the season.

Smart military frocks in evidence for children

A brief clipping notes that smart military frocks are very much in evidence for children. The item highlights a growing trend in uniforms and related fashion among young wearers.

Stirling Castle To Prison For German Prisoners Of War

English authorities send German POWs to Stirling Castle to serve as a fortress prison. The historic hilltop stronghold overlooks the Forth and has hosted key battles from Bannockburn to Cambuskenneth. Mary Queen of Scots and James VI once walked its halls.

Stirling Castle Stirling Glasgow Forth Highlands Scotland William Wallace Cambuskenneth Falkirk Wallace Les Prince Charlie Bannockburn Mary of Scots James the Sixth John Knox

Advice for Would-Be Flyers From Nordhoff

A condensed aviation note advises beginners to stay calm after takeoff and methodically control airspeed and descent. It emphasizes easing back the throttle, using slight stick and rudder adjustments to prevent stalls, and aiming for a steady, controlled first landing.

C. Eb, Nordhoff Atlantic

Dallas Hotel Guest Rebuked for Sugar Complaint

A Dallas man in a hotel dining room criticized the sugar ration and broke two rolls, prompting a committee to require him to purchase a Red Cross button, apologize to the waitress, and write daily letters to the Dallas council of defense for the duration of his stay in Texas. He expressed remorse and is not expected to waste food again.

Dallas Texas Red Cross Dallas Council of Defense

Weigh the Babies Campaign Launches for Health

The call to weigh all children under five marks the first anniversary of entering the war. The plan weighs height, weight and reach to gauge infancy health and curb early defects thought to affect enlistment prospects.

Army Navy

Not the Kind Expected

A fragment shows two dialogues with a bridge expert revealed as a famous engineer and a hospital autopsy note about a nephew, reflecting sensational dialogue in a Boston Evening Transcript style.

Boston Evening Transcript

Castoria Reminder for Mothers and Children

Citizens are urged to verify Castoria bottles carry the signature SL before use. The remedy, used for over 30 years, is advertised as suitable for infants and children and widely recommended by mothers.

Fletcher Tutt Tuti

You Can't Fool Them All The Time Says Alleged Statesman

A Louisville Courier Journal quote captures a claimed candidate saying he does not intend to fool the public for long but will mislead voters a few weeks before the election. The remark frames campaign strategy in a provocative, election season tone.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Soothe Baby Rashes with Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Advertises hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment for soothing itchy skin. Claims free samples via Cuticura Dept X Boston. Sold by druggists or by mail. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.

Dept. X Boston

Man Seen As Selfish: A Man’s Idea Harmony Is Own Way

A terse remark states that a man’s notion of harmony is to have everything his own way, implying emphasis on control and self interest in decision making. The line frames a judgment about personal authority and balance in choices.

Emperor Karl nickname shows blunt turns in Vienna

The Austrian emperor Karl, styled Karl der Ploetzliche or Charles the Man of Impulse, has earned a brusque reputation since his accession. A second nickname, Karel Novak spravce kon kursni podstaty firmy Austria, translates as Charles Jones, official receiver for the liquidation of the house of Austria.

Emperor Karl Vienna Karl der Ploetzliche Charles Tzach Karel Novak

Senator Discusses Wool Schedule In Flowery Startle

The Louisville Courier Journal quotes an exchange about the Argonauts and the golden fleece as a playful lead into a senator’s remarks on the wool schedule. The line suggests ornate rhetoric preceding policy talk.

Oratory Louisville Courier-Journel

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim

Local ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward for cure failure. Claims internal use through blood to mucous surfaces, improves health, and supports nature. Tests and testimonials offered. price 75 cents. distributed by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall Nature J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Room for Improvement. Artist and Friend Exchange Bold Punchlines

A brief cartoonish exchange shows the artist declaring the best painting, while a friend offers blunt encouragement. The scene hints at creative confidence and supportive humor without further context or details.

Getting the Money and a Marriage Prospect

A dialogue notes a marriage arranged through wealth with a daughter to wed a son tied to a leading profiteer. The exchange implies social leverage via money and business status in the community.

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