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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
3
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Ratcliffe joins the Tyler family on their sea wagon the Sarah Tyler learns of a hidden cache of four thousand dollars in the bank and a stash of cigars and provisions from a wreck near Mariguana. The Tylers describe a free life close to the edge of the law and invite Ratcliffe to Havana for possible future ventures. Jude and Tyler reveal a plan to keep the cache and operations quiet.
Debonair 20 something Debby Ratcliffe travels with Sir William Skelton aboard the yacht Dryad near the Bahamas. A small fishing boat draws attention. Ratcliffe swaps stories with Sarah Tyler and her brother Judn who is disguised as a boy aboard the vessel owned by Satan Tyler.
Ratcliffe plans to swap Pap's suit and return in pajamas as Satan and crew scheme to retrieve the clothing. Skelton confronts Ratcliffe, noting the offense of appearing in Prussian dawn wear at Sunday prayers while Sir William Skelton, Norton, and the others observe from the saloon.
George Birkholz of 709 Fort Wayne Ave Indianapolis Indiana testifies Tanlac improved his wife from severe indigestion headaches and weight loss to hearty eating restful sleep and overall health after two years of illness. Ad claims over 27 million bottles sold and urges buyers to use Tanlac from druggists.
Aspirin ad warns that only packages with Bayer on tablets deliver genuine Bayer medicine proven safe by millions for headache lumbago rheumatism and general pain. It notes unbroken packages include directions and that twelve tablets cost only a few cents with druggists selling bottles of 24 and 100.
A humorous tale about Farmer Hoptoad deciding names matter little and naming his eldest daughter Isabel, only to say she isn’t. The Real Thing features a comic exchange about a hair tonic and a mustache anecdote from a Boston Transcript script.
A proverb-like line emphasizes careful management of a father's wealth to support his daughters' welfare and future prospects. It underscores prudent budgeting and long term planning.
A constituent wrote a letter teasing a statesman as a lawn maker. The senator called the remark a poor joke, while a friend suggested the constituent simply wanted free seed. The matter was seen as no great consequence.
The quote from the Sydney Bulletin notes a shifting social plan as Mrs. Canberra Villa’s husband changes travel times from 7:55 to 8:30 and then to 9:15 next year, altering calls on her. The exchange hints at evolving social conventions and routines.
A terse proverb notes a mule cannot kick if it is pulling, implying restraint aids work. The saying suggests patience and steady effort prevent misfortune during tense tasks.
Billy plans a birthday party and hopes for presents. His mother advises gratitude regardless of gifts. He quietly admits he cannot stop thinking about what others may give.
Farmer Corntes sel argues Joshua could be a good politician because he can talk for hours on agricultural policy despite lacking personal experience. The exchange highlights skepticism about political qualification and practical knowledge versus theoretical talk.
A 19th century view declares flirtation as a girl who makes a fool of herself while attempting to fool a man. The remark reflects gendered social norms and dating behavior discussed in the period.
A compact saying warns against evading debts in pursuit of celebrity status, noting that avoiding financial obligations rarely leads to lasting distinction or respect. The piece suggests prudence over notoriety.
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