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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
7
Diamond Dyes promise easy dyeing with full directions and druggist colors. The God’s Bride piece notes American interest in Constantinople marriages and a joke about an embassy car for a wedding, with a Greek bridegroom remark.
A reflective line discusses how a man and his twenty year romance evolve into fatness baldness and a focus on good dinners, highlighting changes over time without naming persons or events.
A pithy remark suggests the task feels straightforward if labeled as sport. The speaker implies ease in completing duties by reframing work as play.
An old promotional ad touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing promising double razor efficiency skin purity and health with no irritation even when shaved twice daily. The copy notes no mug slimy soap germs waste and urges its use for all purposes. Also mentions Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills and a river tone up claim with an address at 872 Pearl St. New York.
Before the Stars and Stripes the colonies used flags known as the congress colors, the grand union flag, and the first navy ensign. The banner had 13 red and white stripes for the colonies and a union with St George and St Andrew crosses symbolizing Great Britain.
A humorous reflection on patience and perception urges readers to value small mercies and amusing anecdotes. It contrasts Jefferson’s exaggerated distress with advice to seek optimism and cherish minor pleasures in daily life.
Lawmakers return from European trips brimming with views on reestablishing U S Russia trade relations. A bipartisan commission reports Russia's conditions may be better than feared and urges immediate steps toward reopening trade, while Rep Britten opposes recognizing bolshevik Russia.
The book Uncle Reuben in Washington argues the lobby system is an unseen force shaping legislation. It claims two lobbies dominate policy: a powerful private lobby and a louder public lobby whose influence spans railroad laws, packing and coal regulation, parcel post, dyestuffs embargo, and direct Senate election amendments.
The Malabar langur and 450 Indian specimens were turned over to the American Museum of Natural History from the Varnay Faunthorpe expedition led by R. S. Varnay. The pink headed duck, the expedition's main goal, was not found after extensive hunting in Nepal and the limalayas.
Secretary James Davis outlines a proposed reform package to Congress including predeparture examinations abroad, consular power to refuse visas, and annual alien censuses with five year deportation for illegality. He rejects unlimited immigration even to ease labor shortages.
Letters from New York and Pennsylvania mothers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing health issues in women and girls. The writers urge use and offer permission to publish their testimonials as references.
Edwin T. Rablen of Detroit writes that Hypo Cod ended his years of indigestion stomach pains and bloating. After two bottles he can eat anything, feels stronger, and credits Hypo Cod. The ad invites readers to buy a bottle or mail $1 to Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling West Virginia.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a dependable tonic that tones neglected scalps, corrects falling hair and dandruff, and restores strength and youthful color. It claims to refresh and invigorate dry or wispy hair without stickiness or grease. Available at any drug store.
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