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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
3
A fashion writer notes the rise of light airy sweaters for summer wear. Bright colors and open stitch knits offer cool comfort, with white outfits accented by black ribbons and bold oranges leading summer styles. Summer dresses mix knitted coats or slip ons with lace or silk, matching to a tailored look.
Lesson text reviews Paul and Barnabas evangelizing Iconium and Antioch, the healing of a lame man, attempts to worship the apostles, their sermon directing worship to God, Paul’s stoning and resurrection, and finally the appointment of elders as churches organize in the field for self governing, self propagating ministry.
A vintage instruction advises adding two or three tablespoons of flour to starch to make lace curtains hold stiffness when hung. This practical home-chemistry tip appears in household guidance sections of the era.
A calendar-friendly reflection on human worth citing Job chapters 7 and 18. The excerpt emphasizes humility before divine scrutiny and the fleeting nature of mortal life.
Solomon states the Lord would dwell in thick darkness yet has built an enduring house for His habitation. Chronicles 4:1 2 reflects the sacred offer of a permanent sanctuary for divine presence.
A sensational scene unfolds as a beautiful woman shoots a married man, prompting the city editor to order every available photograph from her babyhood to yesterday and to hire two men for exclusive publication of her diary. A friend in the film industry is also courting new star status. Red Cross Ball Blue promises gleaming linens at grocers.
A humorous exchange has an author claiming to have the best seller by skipping the plot and arranging all the popular jumps into the first two chapters. The publisher reacts with jubilation and throws the author out the window in delight.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing claiming doubled razor efficiency and improved skin health. It promises no mugging slick soap no germs no irritation even with twice daily shaves and a single soap for all uses.
Two strangers share a revealing joke in The American Legion Weekly. One claims to start skyscraper elevators in a city, and the other reveals he is an undertaker who makes things go down, illustrating a dark pun on their jobs.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises relief from urinary issues and rheumatism, cites testimonials, and offers a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, with bottle sizes sold in drug stores.
Dialogue snippet shows Rub praising the street car company while Dub expresses daily support. The exchange highlights loyalty to public transit and a recurring public stance.
The phrase reflects a timeless view of human courage facing peril. It suggests that regardless of strength or success, fear of temptation and danger remains a constant internal opponent for all people.
Personal testimonies from Mrs. A Keller of Afton Tennessee and Mrs. Mary Lister of Adrian Michigan praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. They describe long illness, weakness, and nervous spells improved by the remedy and urge other women to try it. The ad notes the product as a natural restorative and offers a free medical book upon request.
A short note from the Boston Transcript advises Robert on identifying weeds. It says to yank shoots if they return, indicating they are weeds and should be removed from the garden.
A terse exchange from the Boston Transcript features a confrontational vow about marriage with bleak tone and sharp dialogue. The fragment emphasizes determination and resolve in a domestic dispute context.
Real estate ad seeking buyers for fruit land in California priced at 3100 per acre. Includes offer to request a booklet and mentions contact H. D. Cosby at 10 East Street, San Francisco. Associated note lists W.N.U. Fort Wayne and advertisement number 33-1921.
Mrs John Hill, 80, says sour stomach from grip lingered until she used Eatonic for a week and felt much better. Eatonic relieves sour stomach indigestion heartburn and bloating by carrying out excess acidity and gases. A big box is inexpensive with druggist guarantee.
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