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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
3
Air mail expands with a promised twenty eight hour link between New York and San Francisco and routes to interior Alaska planned. The nationwide postal service reports two million miles flown safely with no fatalities as air routes are mapped for future service.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Bine as the best choice to keep table linens gleaming white, claiming it never disappoints. It is pitched to consumers through a general goods tone.
Washington Star notes Jud Tunkins remarks that suns in space exceed our sun in size yet finds no envy after a hot summer. The item reflects a humorous contrast between cosmic scale and personal weather.
This fragment notes a reflective line about meeting and paying costs of separation, hinting at emotional costs and farewell moments.
A New York Times fashion writer notes midseason frocks and transitional coats rise in popularity as shoppers seek versatile outfits. Short, flaring coats and jacquette blouses dominate streets, with suede and duvetine materials, embroidered silks, and fur trims promising long wear through uncertain weather.
Fragmented clipping notes real estate dealers wasting time by making mountains out of molehills. Also mentions Cuticura soap and blueing as ads with informal product praise and a Red Cross ball reference, reflecting miscellaneous advertising copy and social events.
The ad argues medicines must fulfill promises and cites Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a trusted remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims the product is backed by sworn statements and testimonials and offers a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co.
The tale recounts Sandy McIntosh building an upstanding brick outhouse with his son John past noon and joking about being an architect. It then shifts to an aviation rescue in which a French pilot after a storm lands near Calais with twelve passengers and, within minutes, a new propeller and repairs enable the return to service.
A series of testimonial letters from women in St Joseph White Plains New York describe relief from uterine and other female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. Letters claim avoidance of surgery and improved ability to work. The notices invite readers to request the companys private text book on ailments peculiar to women and state the address in Lynn Massachusetts.
A brief item notes a meek man seen on a street car carrying home a rolling pin. The Brooklyn Eagle quotes "KEK" and remarks this as signing one's own death warrant in a modern sense.
A Washington Star report recalls a Talmadge daughter visiting the Senate chamber and kissing a handsome page. The story notes that after circulation among young readers, the page became the subject of eager imitation, a warning echoing Captain Hobson’s fate in the Spanish American War.
Instruction describes removing tarnish from silver by dissolving borax powder in one quart of water, bringing to boil, and wiping with a flannel cloth for a brilliant shine. The text emphasizes time saving and effort reduction in cleaning silver.
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