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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Frederick area letters recount relief from fatigue and pain through Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Lotion Tablets. Testimonies from Myrtle Dilden Kokomo and S LaFollette Laporte claim life quality improvement, noting non alcoholic herbal formula and transparent ingredients.
The dialogue urges shoppers to begin early, suggesting a 7 a.m. start to secure the best items before they sell out. It frames shopping as a timely, proactive routine.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for colds and grippe. It claims a dose every two hours, usually three doses, to clear nostrils, stop runny nose, relieve headache and feverish symptoms, and says it costs only a few cents with no quinine.
A conversational fragment notes a film experience described as dark. People named Patrice and Patience discuss reactions, with a vivid moment as men in coats rise during the end of a scene.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn in Toledo on December 6 1886 to pay $100 for any catarrh case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. The remedy is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. R. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A Kansas City Star farmer's hired man complains his boss shows no respect for workers and would insult him as readily as his son-in-law. The quote captures tension between employer and helper.
A drug advertisement urges customers to demand Dr Peery's Dead Shot for worms or tapeworms and promises a single dose Vermifuge that works. The druggist can obtain it for the buyer.
The wartime advances in telephonic and telegraphic equipment would likely require ten to fifteen years to mature in ordinary peace time, reflecting the lengthy development horizon implied by the war effort.
A caption hints at a female swimmer with a ringing voice being called a diving belle. The snippet suggests lively buzz around her personality and talent in the swim community.
The quote suggests a mindset of letting someone else carry the burden if one feels content, framing worry as a burden to distribute rather than face alone. It implies a contrast between happiness and anxiety and hints at interpersonal support dynamics.
Indianapolis Nov 10 United Mine Workers ordered to withdraw a 400000 member strike after Judge A B Anderson ruled the walkout illegal under wartime food and fuel controls. Leaders must cancel by Tuesday 10 am and notify locals by 6 pm or face contempt.
The 1919 autumn suit trend favors strict tailoring with three quarter length coats and straight skirts. Jackets echo Louis XV shapes with nipped shoulders while belts, tucks, and cartridge pleats shape slim silhouettes. Blouses in georgette and crepe de chine pair with velvets and duvetyns in varied browns blues and greens.
Paris reports a persist ent claim that the United States senate will ratify the peace treaty by November 20 with a ceremony to exchange ratifications on that date. La Liberte cites a good source claiming President Wilson faces no serious senate opposition and will push a compromise with harmless reservations.
The article outlines new jackets in a box coat style paired with full suits. It notes a single row of buttons and numerous buttonholes down the front and sleeve bands stitched evenly around edges. Some bands reach near the bust and elbow lines, with many coats featuring narrow Eton collars and fronts buttoning high to meet the collar.
When knitting socks, insert a strand of silk or coarse crochet cotton into the wool at the heel and toe. This extra thread strengthens wear areas and can extend the sock’s life.
A lesson on Peter James and John with Jesus on the mountain, presenting the transfiguration as a forecast of the Messianic Kingdom. The divine voice affirms Jesus as the beloved Son while Moses and Elijah symbolize the redeemed and translated saints entering the Kingdom. Additional notes tie to Luke 9 and 2 Peter 1.
Philadelphia mother describes chronic fatigue back ache and irritability from nervous ind cation. After a week on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved, continuing three months to restore health and appetite. The piece promotes the remedy for run-down mothers under stress and overwork.
Begg's Mustarine claims rapid relief for coughs throat and chest colds with additional uses for neuralgia lumbago neuritis rheumatic pains sprains strains bruises sore muscles and swollen joints. It positions as a non blistering prescription alternative to mustard plasters in a yellow box.
An advertisement touts a laxative tea, labeled as purely vegetable, that acts promptly on the bowels overnight. It claims to help with feverish colds, headaches, biliousness, dizziness, and liver sluggishness and suggests taking a hot cup before bed. Sold by druggists. a generous package costs only a few cents.
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