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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
7
Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe remedy for kidney and bladder trouble with claims of 200 years of use. Advertises ease of taking capsules, refunds if not as represented, and availability in three sizes from druggists. Emphasizes purity, import origin, and preventive use after recovery.
A familiar "Out of Order" card is replaced by "Out of Service" as a sharper, more somber label seen on items temporarily not functioning. The shift signals a broader concern with reliability and upkeep in public items and spaces.
Farmers work harder and use Allen's Foot Base powder to ease feet and foot baths. The antiseptic powder reduces friction and prevents tired blistered feet. Women widely use Allen's Foot Ease. 25 cents. An aside claims gun carriers seldom use their weapon for self defense.
A character named Erastus jokes about clock functions asking for an alarm that cackles like a chicken. He dismisses rapid alarms and imagines a clock that might wake him spry and hopeful instead. The dialogue showcases a humorous exchange about clock tuning.
Advertisement claims Freezone dissolves hard and soft corns instantly with a drop and lifting off with fingers. It touts no pain or irritation and offers a tiny bottle from any druggist at a few cents, calling Freezone the Cincinnati genius discovery.
At Efulen in West Africa a native drum projects for miles and can recall a person from a great distance, with each African using a personal drum roll to signal a request.
Public health notices urge parents to inspect Castoria bottles for the Crttzhiu signature to ensure genuineness. The message cites decades of use and reminds that many infants and children rely on Castoria for comfort, urging careful purchase oversight.
A quip compares failed telephone firms to receivership victims with a punchline about hanging up the receiver. The remark frames a business misfortune with a dry, era-appropriate humor. The source highlights a sharp line on enterprise collapse and withdrawal.
Claim free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment to relieve itching and scalp troubles. Send address to Cuticura Dept X Boston or obtain at druggists and by mail. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.
H L Kramer the founder of Cascarets promotes Eaton ic as a safe quick acting stomach relief. He claims one tablet after meals neutralizes acid aids digestion and prevents sour gases. Money back if Eaton ic fails. 50 cents for a large box at drugstores or write Hatonic Remedy Co Chicago Illinois.
The May fashion settlement centers on a revamped neckline across coats and frocks with square and deep decollete shapes. High collars reappear on some coats while many wear low collars with coat suits. The trend favors Italian decolletage under coats and blouse choices, signaling a shift from white collars and collarless looks.
A fragment notes black satin fabric embellished with tal beads giving a charming decorative touch.
Aimed at U S soldiers learning French the Bible Society releases a pocket edition of the Gospel of Mark with French text on one page and English translation on the facing page. The dual language format spurs Bible reading while teaching language skills.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The statement is sworn before Notary A. W. Gleason in Toledo Ohio on December 6. The medicine is described as taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Testimonials are provided free by EF J. Cheney & Co.
In a terse exchange the speaker notes Perkins hunts alone and carries a gun, highlighting his solitary trips and insistence on firearm use during excursions.
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