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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
7
The truth about Nippen and his wife unfolds as she uses a seasonal plea for funds to secure a vacation. He finally gives ten dollars and tells her to stay. She stays believing a change of heart is possible, while the motive remains unclear.
A playful exchange features a speaker claiming a treless cooker in their house and another replying with a humorous jab about a smoke Jess husband inside. The banter highlights quirky domestic bragging in a lighthearted neighborhood chat.
An advertisement notes Dr. Peery’s Dead Shot is powerful enough to expel worms or tapeworms with one closure, avoiding the need for castor oil.
A report claims Chinese people are increasingly taking to drinking alcohol. The piece discusses social and cultural factors and potential shifts in consumption patterns across regions.
At school the twins, Jane and John, are in first grade. Jane is very talkative while John is quiet. Jane reports to mother that John did not have his lesson this morning. Jane’s answer is a haughty retort from John about forgetting his lesson due to Jane’s chatter.
A United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines humane sticking, scalding at 185 to 195 degrees F, hair removal, and entrails removal. It covers hog handling, cooling, leaf lard separation, and storage conditions to prevent spoilage and ensure proper meat preparation.
The text urges picking up all windfalls and feeding to hogs or using them otherwise to avoid future trouble. It notes codling moth larvae in fallen apples and says destroying them improves next year’s fruit. Emphasizes constant effort in fruit production.
A roaming dog harms the flock by attacking sheep and spreading the sheep-tape worm, a parasite that causes significant disease in the herd. The report notes the animal’s dual role in predation and parasite distribution, threatening local livestock health.
A devotional study on Genesis 22 highlighting Gods testing of Abraham and his ready obedience. It parallels Isaac carrying the wood to sacrifice with Christ bearing the cross, and concludes with Gods provision of a ram and the foreshadowing of redemption through Jesus.
A Lavater maxim warns that those lacking a taste for order err in judgment and are seldom conscientious in action, emphasizing discipline and thoughtful conduct as a moral compass.
A compact reflection likens the Bible to a guiding star for the wise men. It warns that mere study of its motions and splendor without being led to Christ diminishes its purpose and usefulness.
A fragmentary note discusses human discoveries aimed at confirming divine truths from sacred writings, hinting at a religious or philosophical reflection. The text references higher truths and the role of scripture in validating beliefs.
Major Theodore Waters and Dr Henry C Hurd in Jerusalem observed a poor patient with a knot of cord tied at the back of his neck as a supposed cure for chronic headache. The cord caused danger of blood poison and was kept for seven years before removal. The practice, while horrific, was described as not uncommon.
A witty exchange about engagement rings and a proposal. The speaker denies the fiancée possessed a ring and jokes about joining a society to prevent useless giving.
The article notes the vessel was buoyed up and then manned. It documents a sequence of actions describing how the ship was prepared and crewed after afloat. The details indicate standard maritime procedures used in handling a boat.
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