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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
6
A brief item notes a copyright matter involving The Ranch at the Wolverine by Copsright Little Brown & Co with unrelated terms Sey. The fragment lacks clear action or outcome but marks a publishing rights reference.
Seabeck settles the cattle dispute with Marthy Meilke and Billy Louise by arranging a bill of sale and a note indorsed by Billy Louise. Ward returns from jail and the couple plan a life together taking care of Marthy while settling at the Cove, then marry and settle three ranches in Idaho.
Billy Louise arrives at the stable and confronts Ward Warren about the troubled horse Blue. Though she cries with worry, she masks sadness with sarcasm as Ward laments his failed attempt to rope a stubborn horse during the early hours.
A reverent call to character urges men to act with courage and resolve amid life’s trials. Drawing on Robert L. Stevenson, the prose emphasizes facing fear, running the race with a single mind, and fulfilling duty to carry on with vigor and purpose.
At Balaklava Canada was represented by Lieut Alexander Dunn of Toronto an officer of the Light Brigade He was the first native of Canada to receive the Victoria Cross At Waterloo Capt Alexander McNab the first Canadian to hold a commission in the British regular army was among the heroic leaders at that historic battlefield
G W Sizer, hotel manager in Norfolk, notes the city has roughly doubled its 1910 population to about 140000. He cites wartime business, booming hotels, new blocks, and expanding suburbs as signs Norfolk may rival Richmond in size and significance within a decade.
The piece traces the Romanoff lineage from Andrew Kobyla to Mikhael I, noting German intermarriage and the dynasty's rise with Mikhael in 1613. It calls Czar Nicholas II's forced abdication in March 1917 the end of 304 years of misrule and Russia’s imperial era.
New Zealand reports wheat acreage is twenty percent below planned, signaling tighter supply and potential price effects for the season. The update highlights reduced planted area compared with last year and forecasts for harvest output.
Drop of magic removes foot corns instantly with no pain or irritation. Apply Freezone to the corn and lift it away with fingers. Sold by druggists in a tiny bottle for a few cents, claimed as a Cincinnati discovery.
Sugar planters in the Hawaiian Islands face a bag shortage for raw sugar. Bags imported from Calcutta have run low. Machinery was sent from Washington to Honolulu to manufacture bags from banana tree fiber.
The Detroit Free Press notes powder and foot care aids adding to hospital corps equipment at Fort Wayne. Allen’s Foot-Base is praised for relieving hot tired feet and is advertised for soldiers in training and service parties.
In Ontario Canada motion pictures shown with lectures on agriculture attract large crowds. Over 5,000 farmers have viewed the wood grading film since November 1 with average attendance per show ranging from 50 to 5,000 depending on the topic.
A advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap. Free samples offered by Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
Farmer Corntessel dismisses talk of converting swords to plow shares and expresses concern only that the big guns and battle ships remain untouched. The dialogue hints at skepticism toward demilitarization.
An advertising notice promotes a DAILY FLY KILLER that kills thousands and lasts all season. Sold by six by express prepaid for $1 from H. Somers at 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY.
A quoted exchange centers on fear of profiteering as a speaker mocks the idea of turning essentials into gold. The remarks critique market talk and suggest discomfort with exploiting scarcity.
A 100 reward promise states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by treating the condition constitutionally. The ad explains internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and asserts improved general health. It offers testimonials and contact details for F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
An odd dialogue notes John Doe asking what is liked about Marian's singing, Gladys replying with the refrain. The text muses that some dogs are wiser than some men, burying bones left from their dinner.
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