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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
8
An ad claims Anuric from Dr. Pierce’s Invalid Hotel in Buffalo New York provides immediate relief for rheumatic gout and kidney issues. A testimonial from S P Hensley praises rapid relief from bladder catarrh after trying Anuric and buying the full-size package.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for skin troubles including pimples, dandruff, itching, and rough hands. It claims quick five minute use and links faith to work, noting lawyers may care for troubles.
A promotional message touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims wide testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail and buy the product at drug stores.
Scientists note that cloud cover alters sunlight exposure and mood by diffusing rays. The phenomenon explains why clear days feel brighter and why overcast skies can dampen perceived warmth and energy.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a traditional remedy for stomach and intestinal complaints. It claims the old fashioned herb home remedy is now more favored as a family medicine than in past generations.
A brief reflection notes how some men create chances for others to rise, shaping futures through initiative and support. The piece emphasizes practical steps and leadership to enable new opportunities for communities.
A family describes a home based early childhood program where mixed age children share blocks, sand, and crafts. Older children guide younger ones while mothers provide a practical room and outdoor space with a sandpile and pet center. The two to six year olds learn by imitation and group activities.
The piece contrasts trained versus untrained kindergartners and compares home influences. It argues mothers must actively cultivate a child’s body, mind, and soul from birth, warning neglect leads to spoiled, misbehaving students and missed spiritual development.
The article explains cloth-making fiber from sea bottom along Australia is not seaweed but a flowering perennial plant that grows in shallow water. It produces seed annually and the soft tissue remains after the plant dies. The piece discusses how this sea derived material is obtained and used for textiles.
Reader advice urges protecting sight by avoiding eye strain and sharing hygiene items. It stresses keeping light proper for reading, using trustworthy practices, and seeking medical care for sore or granulated lids as long as a doctor prescribes. The piece uses a watch analogy to emphasize the value of healthy eyes.
A compilation of proverbs from multiple languages on counsel, will, restraint, decision making, and judgment. It includes warnings about actions guiding fate, rules of conduct, and social advice across English French German Spanish and Scotch traditions.
The text presents a series of Don Quixote lines reflecting caution, humor, and stoic philosophy. Each quote offers a compact moral or paradox about prudence, persistence, and the human condition in a playful, Renaissance voice.
A fragmented column quotes Detroit Free Press chatter about marriage tension. It notes husbands blaming wives for social spending and temper flare ups, with reflections on maintaining harmony and the friction of business friendships.
A garbled exchange mentions Kaiser sending a photograph and an Iron Cross. The dialogue references a scrap, a paper weight, and a wartime pairing phrase. No clear event or identities are discernible from the readable text.
Fragmentary lines discuss a play and its audience, noting a woman as a self painted image and a bride whose disposition could spoil the honeymoon. It touches on economy, wisdom, and a nebulous idea of a woman's happiness.
In the 1820s 1840s a small group pursued novelty then Adam Thompson popularized a home bath system. He built a mahogany lined tank with sheet lead in his attic and heated water via a coil behind the chimney. By December 1842 two baths were used and Christmas dinner guests tried the plunge.
The article argues postwar veterans should choose farming in Canada to rebuild, grow the economy, and sustain themselves. It highlights Canada’s welcoming land policies, rich soil, low prices, strong schools, and government support for farmer education and experimental agriculture. The piece notes U.S. soldiers will find ample land, favorable climate, and opportunities as settlement accelerates after the war.
An advertisement warns of kidney and urinary trouble and urges prompt action. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a proven remedy used for over 200 years. The copy claims quick relief and a money back guarantee for genuine Gold Medal brand.
A brief joke about how women laugh at humor drew reaction online and sparked a discussion about gender stereotypes and humor norms. Commenters weighed whether laughter signals amusement or signals conformity and power in social settings.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Bannon asking about liking movies with male leads and the response that she prefers stories where the male is led. The jokey dialogue mirrors light domestic banter.
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