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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
7
A season’s first style show features gowns with airy net skirts paired with rich embroidered over garments. Designers favor peacock blues greens bronze and black, with long heavy back coats and sleeveless bodices, stitched with ribbon beads and embroidery. Caps and gloves, pockets and collars emphasize practical elegance.
A detailed sermon-like account of Paul’s examination before Felix in Caesarea. The text outlines charges of insurrection, leading a Nazarenes sect, and temple profanation, Paul’s defense citing his Jewish faith and the resurrection, and Felix’s delay in judgment aided by his knowledge of “the way.”
A Philadelphia Inquirer essay argues happiness comes from serving loved ones, not fame. It claims fame unsettles private life and that the happiest woman is the homemaker who contentedly serves her family, making life joyful for those she loves.
The piece notes UK poorhouses are being converted into hospital-like facilities for wounded soldiers. It cites a shift from Dickens era workhouses to palatial, modern wards with gardens and recreation rooms. The era of the old name ends as new hospitals honor the service of British troops and reflect gains from old age pension policy.
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Rich ard Schoeneberg seeks to amend his suit against Henry Johnson claiming damages for false arrest and malicious prosecution over a dog bark incident six years earlier. Johnson a Boy’s High School English instructor faced a prior 1910 acquittal and a $10000 damages suit.
A fragment discusses a curious difference in the light projected from London anti aircraft defenses. The note hints at unusual illumination during air defense operations, suggesting observations by observers or reporters on battlefield lighting effects.
The article describes a tiny breech-loading pistol hidden in a pocket knife. It uses a .22 caliber rim-fire cartridge and fires a lethal shot at close range. The mechanism is concealed in the knife with a swivel steel block and a hidden trigger, making it resemble a common tool.
An article stresses kidney health tied to overall wellness and warns Bright's Disease causes many deaths. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, noting two bottle sizes and offering samples via Dr Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, NY.
A patented line man’s shoe features a two layer rubber sole to block current paths and prevent shocks. Tests show it can withstand at least thirty thousand volts without affecting the wearer.
Outdoors Life notes the Girl Scouts expand to about 10,000 members across 328 cities with state councils established to coordinate activities and governance.
A dialogue about the Press club and Iker chum reveals Slowboy’s claim of printing kisses with a powerful press. The ad ends noting Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product and a general grocer advertisement.
Representative Mc Lemore criticizes the cabinet for appointing investigators into the Gallipoli and Kut debacles. He cites the Cinnaminson sage about not improving a crumbling wall or reputation with whitewash.
A traveler recalls visiting a residential New York district where locals go to bed by ten each night. The remark highlights how the city’s nightlife image contrasts with early-to-bed routines among residents.
An old notices urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the correct signature of HCLteAe, claiming the remedy has been used for over 30 years and remains safe for infants and children.
A concise guideline suggests the initial step in training a guttural voice is to curb it. The exchange frames discipline as the first action to shape vocal production.
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