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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
10
A 1918 fashion column notes a shift to long draped skirts sweeping to the ankles with tight basques and altered waistlines. Hats favor the Anzac style with ostrich plumes as designers urge economy and reuse of revived elements amid wartime restrictions.
War labor policies board and top defense officials agree on deferring certain workers in agriculture and industry. Each district draft board will have advisers on agriculture, industry, and other jobs to assess needs. Lieutenant Shirk honored for daring rescue at sea. funding and organization details on motor transport corps and anti construction orders also covered.
Seventeen lesson summaries outline practical Christian living. Faith in Christ, Bible reading, prayer, obedience, growth in grace, helpful service, worship attendance, confession of Christ, generous giving, resisting evil, holiness, and using talents. Each lesson links faith to daily conduct and future reward.
Following a call by the national council of defense applications to join the volunteer medical service corps surge as 19,225 letters arrive in under a week. Information from nearly 20,000 physicians is being received in this rapid enrollment push.
A brief quotation stating there are no songs or orations equal to Zion or prophetic teachings and politics, attributed to Milton.
Major General Wood writes to the American Bible Society urging success in placing a Bible in the hands of every soldier. He expresses strong belief in Godspeed and the work undertaken to spread scripture among service members.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness is incurable by local remedies and requires a constitutional treatment. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood, targets the Eustachian tube, and offers one hundred dollars for uncured cases with Druggists selling for 75 cents and free circulars.
Soldiers hike a waterlogged muddy road as an officer complains about alternating roles as a duck and a mud turtle during the march. The scene captures fatigue and rough conditions faced by the unit.
A fragment notes a dramatic confrontation with sharp phrases and daggers in a Chicago Daily News report. The brief hints at a domestic or interpersonal dispute with hostile exchange and a fatal outcome implied by the term murder.
An old advertising notice touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills to improve liver function and aid digestion. It claims the product tones the liver gently and helps food assimilation.
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