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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
3
An argument at a party ends with the wife declaring a guest will walk out with six chairs and four bridge tables she lent. The husband initially dismisses the threat but learns conciliation is impossible as the guest plans to leave with the borrowed items.
Two West Point plebes, sons of rival foes, Aguinaldo and General Frederick Funston, study nearby careers as the former enemies’ offspring enter the U S military academy. The piece recounts Aguinaldo’s capture by Funston and the long Philippine insurrection that followed, noting their shared future call to defend the United States.
New York report describes Frank Stravel, 89, who saved his Newfoundland Prince from oncoming car on Coney Island tracks. Stravel suffered a fatal skull fracture and died soon after at the hospital. Prince, deaf and aging, wandered the scene seeking his master and later followed the ambulance. Local dog and master bond ends in tragedy.
Vicksburg from Manila recounts a daring Macabebe raid where Funston and officers posed as prisoners. After a days long march aided by Casiguran food and rain, Aguinaldo hid in Palanan as Macabebes attacked his escort, killing two. The incident underscores the perilous mission and high stakes of the pursuit.
General Frederick Funston led a daring operation that captured Emilio Aguinaldo, ending the Philippine insurrection. Aguinaldo, taken to Manila, received liberal treatment and later issued his ceasefire declaration. Funston praised Aguinaldo, who later joined a peaceful life near Manila, while Funston died.
A lone missionary in the Solomon Islands, rescued by a Sydney bound schooner, refused to abandon his post amid sickness and a native war call. The ship fired a warning volley. locals fled and the missionary prayed inside a European house. He declined to depart and was left behind as the vessel sailed away.
Golden City Missouri resident T J Denny displays a piece of cloth extracted from his back after 43 years. He was shot during the incident, with the bullet removed two decades ago and the cloth discovered only recently following a fresh examination.
Parisian women pursue beauty by having their noses broken and reset to new shapes, reflecting cosmetic fashion trends in the city.
Judge G W Thomason of Tarrant City Alabama extols Tanlac to chronic indigestion and fatigue sufferers noting dramatic personal recovery after six bottles. The endorsement is paired with anecdotes from readers about wallet loss and a post office mishap as quoted from New Haven and Chicago papers.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. The ad claims Swamp Root restores kidney health and helps other organs, urging readers to request a sample bottle for ten cents and buy larger sizes at drug stores.
A conversational snippet contrasts marital dynamics with a brisk contrast in warmth and coldness between spouses. One speaker reports cold treatment while the other claims their partner is passionate and intense. The piece hints at differing domestic experiences without broader context.
A philosophical reflection ponders who could govern if not for the drive that seeks power and control. It considers leadership, influence, and the merit of those who aim to guide collective affairs.
Mother Fletcher's Castoria has been used for over 80 years to relieve babies and children of constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea allaying feverishness and aiding digestion and sleep. The genuine bears signature.
A brief exchange notes a twin sister living in California for twenty years. The Louisville Courier Journal frames a domestic vignette about a day’s work and snowy laundry, endorsing Red Cross Ball Blue as a helpful detergent aid.
A report notes pecan oil as a substitute for olive oil in cooking. It highlights flavor nuances and potential health considerations while suggesting practical uses in salads and sautéing.
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