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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
7
In Berne Reverend Traudenbacher Baudenbacher aged fifty briefly declared dead after a heart episode woke after 14 hours. Surrounded by flowers and mourners he said his call has not yet come. funeral postponed.
A lesson on labor and duty ties Jesus example and Paul’s commands to work. The text contrasts God centered activity with mere manual labor and warns against idleness and meddling, urging earnest labor to earn and serve.
Quote from a church missionary contrasts striving for excellence with settling for second rate. It states man’s glory is in seeking the best while contentment with less brings shame. The banner reads Excelsior and the goal bears The Best.
A quotation attributed to Rivarol asserts that no fallacy or subterfuge can hide wrong and that the All-Seeing One will uncover and punish it. The line emphasizes vigilance and accountability.
A National Geographic bulletin notes the Lange Koch expedition uses tractors crawling through snow in Greenland, while traditional ox carts persist in the American South and bullock carts in India. The piece remarks on enduring transport methods across old civilizations and includes a sardonic closing line.
United States engineers build concrete igloos for Pribilof Islanders to match native design while wealth from sealskins and fox pelts rises. The remote Bering Sea islands with 350 inhabitants adopt durable modern materials and mail order goods, reflecting growing prosperity.
A reflective column notes that many men fail to recognize limits before consequences hit, urging caution and prudence as risks rise with unchecked actions.
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