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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
3
A fashion review notes minor style changes for fall and winter coats with longer lines and wider silhouettes. Velvet dominates accessories with hats and trimmings featuring beaded embroidery, fur, ribbons, and satins. The article highlights varied brimmed hats and jackets with tailored, figure flattering cuts and practical street styles.
A year into the European conflict covers artillery duels on the west front Austrians move against Italians at Monte Nero Hesperian sunk by German submarine and Allied naval actions with Zeppelin raids and air attacks.
The bulletin notes Austrian forces seize Dubno while Russian and German units win small advances. German crown prince’s army improves position in Argonne as Italian defense holds at Tolmino. The United States asks Austria to recall Ambassador Dumba and Germany defends sinking the Arabic. An Anglo French financial commission arrives in New York.
A survey of extraordinary animal appetites compares a baby potato beetle and a horse to illustrate proportional eating. The piece also mentions a 250 rons burden converting schomner bound for Columbia from New York on a traditional tat tering expedition and a tale about Senor De Brafanza seeking status. It closes with Vincent the Airedale newsboy dog delivering papers for C M Wilson of Pawtucket Rhode Island, missing only one morning.
The piece explores why the first year of marriage feels toughest. It notes the wife must adjust to shared finances and the husband to the discovery that his partner has a temper and uses it at times.
The Atlantic Monthly notes a German improvement to barbed wire defenses using soft iron rods twisted corkscrew style as posts. The design holds wire during shell fire, bending without breaking and remaining a serious obstacle, unlike wooden stakes which shatter under bombardment.
Advertises Cuticura emollients for skin and scalp care. Claims to keep skin fresh and clear, prevent dandruff and crusts, and soften hands. Offers free sample by mail via postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. marketed as economical and suitable for nursery and toilet use.
A joke depicts an inventor predicting a surge in auto accidents and unveiling a pedestrian shock absorber. The inventor boasts the device will aid pedestrians crossing streets, while a skeptic owner questions its uniqueness as he notes many shock absorbers already exist.
Bridget warns Pat about danger in the quarry while Pat says he was limited to non dangerous work after borrowing money from the foreman. The dialogue reflects concerns over risky labor conditions.
Kentucky and Pennsylvania produce nearly all the cannel coal mined in the United States, dominating national output. The statement highlights these two states as the primary sources for this fuelstone.
A German woman presented a check made out to Gretchen H Schmidt at a Savings Bank. She indorsed it Gretchen Schmidt and was recalled by a teller who reminded her to include her age. She blushed and admitted the omission, adding Age twenty three.
An old ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue detergent noting it pleases customers and marks grocers as reliable sellers with the claim sure to please.
A summer resorter tells a farmer that raspberries should not cost city prices. The farmer defends the charge noting visitors picked the berries themselves. The exchange highlights tension over value and leisure costs at a rural setting.
Farmer testimony recalls severe grasshopper damage last year. The infestation stripped fields to the root, leaving crops ruined and payments stretched to cover mortgage obligations. A vivid account of agricultural hardship from local farming families.
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