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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
4
A fire last week at the Indianapolis insane asylum started in a room with stored bedclothes. Loss was not large though it threatened the institution with serious disruption. Nearby, letter carriers from the Indianapolis post office may wear shirt waists this summer as a new city appearance.
General Cassius M. Clay faces renewed trouble as Kentucky authorities besiege his mansion amid ongoing dispute. Details on charges and location remain unclear in the fragmented report.
A snippet reports a figure pressing officials to retain the public tent amid ongoing discussions. The remark suggests the supposition would align with the situation if held.
President McKinley contributes 5000 toward a 30000 site for a new Canton hotel and residents seek to name the establishment The Mc Kinley as the project targets no less than 100000 in total cost.
The editorial notes that winning the mayoralty can position a candidate for a presidential bid, increasing the importance of municipal campaigns. It cautions that not all mayors will reach national nomination, implying selective paths to higher office.
An Ohio paper notes a bill in the Kansas legislature prohibiting women from wearing corsets and creating an inspector's office. It mentions about 1,000 applicants for the position, though the piece hints at uncertainty about tribal or Indian legislature implications.
A fragment describes a man recalling chaining a dog to flee a pursuing scent while traveling toward Wabash. He fled fifteen miles from home before the dog broke loose and tracked him down by scent. A witty exchange follows about cleanliness and a punchline about the dog.
The copy claims blood is purified by lungs liver and kidneys and promotes keeping them healthy. It praises Chamberlains Stomachs and Liver Tablets as an equal or better blood purifier, noting one dose is very effective. Price 25 cents with free samples at Chas Rajfer's drug store.
The notice promotes travel from Buffalo to the Pan-American Exposition from May 1 to November 1 1901. It highlights Niagara Falls as a world wonder within an hour of Buffalo and mentions excursions to Thousand Islands Muskoka Adirondacks and New England by lake or rail as appealing itineraries.
North Manchester showcases Kosher's as a dining option in a weekly roundup of local spots. The column highlights a casual place for residents and visitors to enjoy meals during the week.
An old advertisement urges readers to call Mrs Myers before buying millinary goods. The clipped copy emphasizes direct contact for purchases.
On select Tuesdays in May, May 7 14 21 and 28, one fare plus one dollar round trip to Buffalo, valid return until midnight Saturday. Tickets on sale daily from April 30 at one and one third fare round trip, good for 15 days returning. On air through tickets either one way or round trip with reading east of Buffalo, ten day stopover at Buffalo after depositing ticket with Joint Agent and paying a fee of 30 cents.
Chas Mooney of North Manchester was in town Tuesday. Miss Messmore of Sidney visited town during the week. Mr and Mrs Joshua Leffel traveled to North Manchester Monday. The Corner Drug Store advertises the cheapest wallpaper. Bring wood for subscription or arrange delivery.
Indianapolis travelers learn about round trip fares to Indianapolis and Lincoln for May 1901 events. Indiana groups including I O O F Grand Lodge Rebekah Assembly and Christian Endeavor Union announce limited discounts and return deadlines. Local items note visits by James Decker and John Howard Vugger, plus small notices about shops and a school event in North Manchester.
The piece urges expanding libraries to farms and villages neglected by urban programs. It notes New York and New Jersey support traveling libraries and Pennsylvania relies on private donations, arguing a fifty volume rural library would vastly improve access and literacy. It urges wealthy donors to fund rural libraries and seek state or private support.
Hartford man J V Sullivan recounts a severe leg injury followed by two years of pain. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with restoring his leg to health. The ad promises satisfaction or refund for 50 cent bottle.
The P S C U at the U B church will be led by Edward Skinner Sunday evening April 21 on the topic Walking with Jesus Col 2 6 7 Gal 5 16 26. All are invited. Preaching at the Lutheran church Sunday.
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