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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from a local notice claims stomach and nerve troubles vanish after using Electric Bitters. It praises the remedy as excellent for women and suggests thousands have benefited, with prices listed as 81.00 via Rager & Co Drugists.
Fragmentary note indicates a reveal event titled All at Ten Cents for a bed sheet product. Details are unreadable but suggest a promotional reveal with low price.
The state directs all schools to observe Arbor Day with proper exercises and urges colleges, universities, municipal and county governments, clubs, societies, and individuals to promote tree planting and related activities to support the cause.
Friends report Mrs. D J Butterbaugh is recovering at Tinsdale Illinois hospital two weeks after surgery to remove a large tumor and the appendix. She is able to assist herself in bed and expected to be on her feet soon per the sanitarium physician.
Researchers describe small scale tests with a boat towing a line and ballast tank showing sudden speed changes when moving from fresh to salt water. The findings attribute the slowdown to interaction with invisible waves and water resistance, noting undercurrents may influence results.
The New York Sun reports four two ton safes hoisted into a Broadway window with a danger sign in red letters. Workers paused after raising about twenty five feet as a steady crowd passed by unaware of the risk below.
Grandfather Neff of Packerton died last Saturday. Mise Blanch Heisef was visited Sunday at the D. D. Butterbaugh home. Samuel Coble near Liberty Mills is very ill with pneumonia. Monroe Kreiter in critical condition. Mr. Ulrey died Sunday afternoon.
Fragment from a Sunday school page discusses relation between faith and hope and whether disciples were justified in seeking redemption. It emphasizes the importance of regular attendance and notes the lesson will appear elsewhere in the issue.
Mrs Hevi Armey of Wabash Is reported to be assisting her father Monroe Kreiter east of town who has been critically ill for several months. She recently returned home from Atwood after a four week stay with her grandmother Electa Snyder.
An OCR based notice contains garbled phrases and repeated fragments such as ty and ner with stray punctuation. The readable parts include names like Cop, Ja, Soyer and references to AC and 4SN without clear context or dates.
The readable fragment hints at a ste lens in a 1968 context with constitutional or constitutional-like discussion, but the text is fragmented. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable to name or locate a precise event, date, or outcome.
A fragment notes Seroid radio achieving a notable triumph with interpose results, highlighting a decisive performance in a limited contest setting. Names and locations are not clearly readable in the fragment.
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