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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
7
A Jackson man, A. W. Hobbs, after about fifteen years of stomach and digestive trouble, reports rapid relief after three doses of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The ad claims one dose convinces and touts broad use, rapid cleansing, and life saving potential, with availability at druggists nationwide.
A fragment from Boston reflects on marriage via quips about jealousy and miscommunication. The brief lines hint at domestic humor and social commentary with a playful exchange about a husband and a possible suspicions.
In a tense siege scene the artillery crew hesitates to fire. The captain orders a final shot to test the lone loaded gun. When it fires, the enemy assault is repelled and the commander proclaims victory.
A humorous exchange plays on collaboration as Maude suggests a plan while another character notes Maude’s mismatched hair color and humorously questions compatibility and cooperation. The dialogue hints at comedic miscommunication and color imagery within a theatrical context.
A brief advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to liquid blue, promising longer lasting whiteness and wider reach, urging readers to purchase from any grocer.
The saying asserts that a man’s value is overshadowed by what he asks for. It frames price as a multiplier of personal worth, implying moral and economic judgments about compensation.
Fresh supply Mrs. Austins Bag Buck wheat now on hand at your grocers. Adv, You never can tell. Many a woman with a high instep can come down flat footed.
The lesson traces Jesus’s march to Golgotha from the trial to crucifixion. It highlights Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross, prophecies fulfilled at Calvary, the passers by and the two thieves, and the dying cry and atonement culminating in the thief’s forgiveness and Jesus’s faith enduring the darkness.
Muriel and Harold face a confession about class as they stand by the sea. Harold reveals he is not a millionaire's son but a railway clerk earning eighteen a year. Muriel confesses she is a milliner, yet they decide to marry, sensing a simple, secure future ahead.
Three cup defenders and Shamrock IV lie idle in U S yards with spars and sails removed as the America's Cup contest is postponed to 1915. Investment in racing yachts and prep is at least 1.5 million dollars, risking loss if war lasts years and vessels deteriorate beyond recovery, per Popular Mechanics.
The Hartford Courant commemorates its 150th anniversary with a special Oct 25 edition of 112 pages. It notes its status as America’s oldest continuously published paper under its present name since printing the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and highlights Connecticut and Hartford history, biographies, and prominent firms.
A Wisconsin Industrial Commission bulletin notes objects striking workers as the top danger of current employment. It cites about 65 000 lost work days in two years, 86 deaths, 107 permanent disabilities, and over 400 000 in potential employer costs under the compensation law. It argues that better shop organization and cooperation between employers and employees could reduce accidents.
Robbie asks why mother hugs him so tight during a bedtime moment and the judge notes the exchange about affection between parent and child in a short dialogue scene.
An old fashioned advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for daily cleansing and Ointment for soothing healing. It claims prevention of pimples redness roughness dandruff and chapped hands with a free sample offer by postcard to Cuticura Dept X Boston.
A fragment from Stray Stories hints at a husband searching for employment. Neighbors note men digging a hole at the corner while he seems unable to advance. The line conveys hardship and quiet neighborhood scenes without graphic detail.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy from Chicago claiming to treat red weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids with no stinging. It offers a free Book of the Eye by mail.
Period ad copy notes a new cottage style described by an architect with a humorous mispronunciation. It includes a Red Cross Ball Blue wash day slogan and a general grocery ad mentioning wheat on hand and a jail heaven line.
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