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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
7
A Warren Ohio reader praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful tonic after illness. The testimonial notes its availability in tablet or liquid from local druggists and offers 10 cents for free medical advice from the Dr Pierce's Inv alids Hotel in Buffalo.
A brief note advises avoiding crowds to reduce the chance of misreading or overinterpreting subtle signals. The guidance emphasizes personal caution in social settings and suggests staying aware of surroundings.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and many do not know it. Poor kidney health can affect other organs and cause back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as restoring kidney health and many women request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. Larger bottles are sold at drug stores.
A local statement asserts that those who seek trouble deserve what follows, signaling a firm stance from residents about keeping peace and safety. The remark reflects community tension and calls for accountability.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article notes the American mole as exceptionally energetic and continually active. It details diet including earthworms grubs and insects while mentioning captive feeding behavior and the plant matter sometimes found in stomachs. It also covers garden damage and year round trapping potential for males.
The USDA notes sectional differences in naming wheat by products among hard spring, hard winter, and soft winter wheat regions. Shorts and middlings are used variably with terms like brown shorts, brown middlings, gray shorts, white shorts, red dog, and wheat feed appearing in Northwest Southwest and East regions. A term stipstuff has been used historically but lacks a definite meaning.
Iowa station experts warn unwholesome litter in fowls quarters harms bird health. They note litter condition can cause hen deaths and advise covering floors with finely cut alfalfa or clover to improve conditions.
Buyers avoid fat hens and buyers report difficulty finding a sale while sellers claim market demand fluctuates. The fragmented OCR text emphasizes market challenges for poultry and pricing uncertainty.
A Kansas extension campaign tracked 53 farmers showing sows fed balanced rations produced 2,669 pigs from 263 sows on 29 farms, an average litter of 10 with 1,713 weaned. In contrast 166 sows on 11 farms fed corn only farrowed 1,194 pigs, averaging 7 per litter and 1,645 weaned.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a very good peach crop after heavy curculio infestation. All varieties, through the Elberta season, showed unusually few curculio larvae with an average of one wormy peach per five-eighths bushel. Careful orchard work included picking up dropped fruit and destroying pupae, plus thorough spraying.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports the drive to remove tuberculosis from cattle is gaining popularity across counties Michigan leads with five counties already freed. Local boards of supervisors have funded cooperation with state and federal forces, encouraging others to join. The effort aims to rid the nation of the disease.
J F Rock describes finding a village of the Miao in Burma near Kengtung, claiming they live at 3500 to 4000 feet on Doi Chang. He calls them dirty and notes their diet, origins in Kweichow, migration to Yunnan and North Siam. The report compares native groups and details their lifestyle.
A humorous exchange about asking a husband for money. One woman suggests timing requests after a round of golf to soften him, while the other notes her husband “never has shot a decent round” and remains unreceptive to such tactics.
A concise proverb-like line emphasizes skill over tools, noting true prowess comes from the archer's body and technique rather than the equipment used. It underscores mastery and discipline guiding accuracy and success.
A fragmented passage discusses the necessity and advantages of culling chickens, noting widespread adoption and the handling of every bird in the flock. It suggests practical considerations in the process and hints at related pecans as a contrasting point.
Samuel Gompers told a Washington banquet that the millennium is far off yet workers are no longer slaves. A humorous aside about lawn tennis coaching ends with a new member calling himself a “dearrier.”
A compact quotation attributed to Emerson frames a universal truth about effort and zeal, underscoring the link between energy and achievement. The aphorism stands as a concise reminder of motivation driving success across pursuits.
Burt Blurt of Petunia voices distrust after cousin from Kay Lee guides him through Kansas City sights including Swope Park and the Paseo. He mocks the city’s “beauties” and calls Kansans City a devil, quoting frustration with the trip and the showy residences.
A pithy note on self improvement and the folly of presuming enlightenment by judging others. It warns that assuming superiority from others’ faults reveals ignorance of one’s own deficiencies.
A fragment from a civic feature discusses how collective choices at the polis expose bias and prejudice shaping public will. The piece notes social attitudes influence decisions and fairness in governance.
A compact reflection on hope as a trap that snags the unwary. The lines warn that noble natures can be gullible and caution against indulging credulity, using vivid animal imagery to stress abstaining from needless risk.
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