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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
7
A humorous warning about the importance of digestion and health arguing that wealth cannot buy happiness without a healthy stomach. It extols Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as a natural digestive aid free of alcohol or narcotics, claiming it supports digestion, blood nourishment, and overall well being.
An Australian gunner faced a 1915 court martial at Serapeum Egypt for tethering a piece of cheese to a stake. The report notes the act as prejudicial to good order and military discipline and cites it from the New York Independent.
Publicity offering Grando Pine cough syrup instructions to mix with sugar for a pint of remedy. Claims quick relief from coughs colds hoarseness and throat tickle suitable for young children. Advertises 60 cents for Grando Pine plus sugar with refund if unsatisfied from The Grand-Aid Co Fort Wayne Indiana.
In Indianapolis, women discuss voting for Brown noting his manly posture while smaller party names fade. One says she would vote for Brown despite earlier Democrat Republican leanings, criticizing family stiffness if he wins.
Advertising copy touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as pure non stimulant medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Claims plant based formula with sworn purity statement and sample offer of ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Moving picture films typically require 560 to 75 prints for each production, while one of the most popular titles has sometimes demanded as many as 250 to 725 prints, illustrating the wide variance in output.
A devotional verse praising divine benevolence and creation. The speaker expresses gratitude for weather, seas, moonlight, and natural wonders, acknowledging might and love from a higher power. The author is John Oztenham, presenting a reverent, poetic tribute.
The 1863 Lincoln proclamation began a lasting annual Thanksgiving. Rev Muhlenburg wrote a nine stanza hymn “Give Thanks All Ye People” inspired by Lincoln’s call. It was hailed as “The President's Hymn” but later faded from memory, despite praise from contemporaries and debates over its merit.
The Alumni Quarterly notes a rediscovery of a Lincoln dedicated hymn from 1863. Professor Dodge found the piece in a New York Tribune issue and it was sung during the November 20 1913 convocation exercises, adding an unusual touch to the event.
A short reminder encourages readers to prepare for Thanksgiving by keeping blessings updated and corrected to reflect current blessings. The note emphasizes readiness and timely updates.
An essay argues farmers enjoy unique blessings including clean outdoor air, water, food, and health. It contrasts farm life with city life, noting that farm work is hard but provides better living conditions, air quality, and overall well being, suggesting gratitude for private comforts this Thanksgiving.
Lesson text outlines Jesus teachings and miracles in Matthew chapters 11 and 12. It covers four hearer types John the Baptist violent hearers unbelievers and babes in spirit. It notes antagonism over the Sabbath and the unpardonable sin by blaspheming the Holy Ghost.
A philosophical reflection on tenderness describing it as extreme susceptibility of softer emotions. It emphasizes pity refinement, delicate love, cultivated sympathy, and deep impulsive gentleness attributed to A. M. a. W.
A compact reflection quoting Thomas a Kempis on restraining the senses and avoiding frivolous mirth. It emphasizes steady discipline and measured conduct as guiding virtues for daily life.
In a Morse Oklahoma testimonial a woman claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved distress during the Change of Life, stating it helped her 60s health and family life. The letter invites others to write confidentially to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass for advice.
A playful exchange contrasts a loving boast with a candid dig. The proud parent notes that the baby resembles the speaker while a truthful friend warns the resemblance may burden the child’s future.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dead Shot Dr Peery’s Vermifuge to expel worms, claiming a single dose will clean them out. The terse line markets a patent remedy with a bold testimonial style.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Becker and Jones with mention of a party in vague terms. The text hints at wealth lines and frugality but provides no clear event dates or outcomes. The piece reads as stray dialogue notes without a defined report.
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