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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
15
A compact compilation quotes about money and effort. It blends lines from Bugge and Ginger about saving and investing with a remark on belief in one's ability and a wartime style exchange about love letters and broken promises. It closes with a Wesleyan motto urging action and generosity.
Long-standing home remedy claims to cleanse kidneys and bladder, relieve backache and rheumatism, and restore vigor. Advertises Haarlem Oil Capsules as harmless, original imported remedy available from druggists with refund if not as represented.
A devotional study surveys Jesus' journey to Jerusalem, the ambition of James and John, and Bartimaeus the blind beggar. It notes the cross ahead, calls for selfless service, and records Bartimaeus receiving sight and choosing to follow Jesus.
A police sergeant joked that his wife’s patriotism caused a scratch on his face. He explained he greets her with pet names like Hello honey, but she protested the shortened form Hun. He vowed to use full terms or different names henceforth.
Local advertiser promotes Dr Pierce's Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. One pellet for laxative three for two cathartic, urging readers to buy.
A couple dines as a waiter notes the contrast between romantic surroundings and a man’s concern about affording the night. The girlfriend gushes about the scene while the man spots his boss nearby, questioning the expense.
A testimonial advert promotes Petersons Ointment for eczema, running sores, salt rheum, ulcers, and skin conditions. It features a guaranty refund and a personal story of a long-term leg sores case cured after using the product. Mail orders filled by Peterson Bros Buffalo NY.
The Navy Department commended Matthew McCabe a water tender for gallantry in jumping overboard from the steamship Pocahontas to rescue a fireman who had fallen or jumped overboard. McCabe, who enlisted in August 1916 in New York, secured a line and hauled the man aboard.
Senator Sorghum defines a great orator as someone who delivers a flawless monologue that makes listeners overlook the merit of the arguments. A playful aside notes a man who marries a daughter wins a prize, in a Milestones column snippet.
A reflection on how every moment, place, and item holds value and meaning, shaping lives and choices through function memory and context.
A quoted remark asserts the speaker designed the gown themselves. The context questions whether the creation was accidental or deliberate, hinting at inquiry into origin or inspiration.
An aviator voices a grim view that his profession offers no merit in an honest descent. The remark contrasts family ties with career pride, underscoring the tension between duty and personal life.
A barking dog irritates scores of people’s nerves continually, with neighbors complaining about noise and disturbance around the vicinity. The report notes ongoing tension between residents and the dog’s owner as evenings and nights are affected.
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