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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
5
Sixty drops of venom were milked from 33 copperhead and moccasin snakes in the Bronx zoo to form a serum to cure snake bites. Brazilian experiments showed whisky is not a remedy, as sober animals outlived intoxicated ones by five to six hours. Serum delivery by airplane aided by radio calls, with six hours as the critical window per Director Dittmars.
A humorous adage notes beauty may bring lasting joy if she marries someone else’s rival.
A Russian journal copy received in Paris by a French socialist notes Ekonomitse Heskaia Zizu offers a month of subscription for 1 200 000 rubles and two months for 3 000 000 rubles. The higher two month rate reflects uncertain ruble depreciation over four weeks, making prices quoted only two months ahead unreliable.
R O Peck was killed and his young son seriously hurt when their automobile overturned about two miles west of Milford on Wednesday afternoon. They were traveling from the Great Lakes training station near Chicago to Boston. Peck was pinned beneath the car and rescue was delayed. The boy suffered cuts to the head and face. Mrs Peck and her mother were en route to California and telegrams were sent to reach them.
Samuil and family relocate to the Lecard farm area south of Mondsy while the Tacker family moves from the north area. John Gailsaped fessay, long time resident north of town, takes the Pheek poure vertyoof Borst Belamore Street residence near the Hig Four section.
A newswire style community update reports Jacob S lick Krill remains home ill for a week with improving condition. Samuel Leakione holds steady. Arthur Smith in very serious heart trouble at his Jefferson street home. Mrs Royal Brown confined to her room with severe illness. Thomas Baker recovering from flu and now with lumbago. Rev Keesey suffered a light stroke but recovering. Mrs Clarke Drudge recovering from appendectomy and hopes to return home soon. Catherine Rager largely recovered and moving between home and Francis Rager residence. Ira Perry previously in serious heart trouble at the Chas Ring home, now slightly better. Boost for Silver Lake.
The region seeks to build one mile of red road in Illinois Michigan and Ohio leveraging its central location as America's cross country traffic hub. Federal funds totaling 6.5 million dollars are pledged for permanent road reconstruction with 1.4 million to be allotted by year end and construction costs rising to 23 million overall. State funds must cover maintenance and the balance of government shares, with bids approved and claims retired before payments.
Mr and Mrs Hurl Carter traveled from Mouth Bend last Friday to spend a couple of days with the Skinners and other friends. Mrs A F Price visited Warsaw on Saturday with her daughter and son in law. Edward Ayers and family near Liberty Mills were Sunday guests of the Ayers tract east of town, with John Ayers joining for the day. Gordon Gresso from North Manchester and the Homman family of Argos visited A D Homman and J C Hay homes. Envelopes for sale at the printing office.
An appeal urges placing ads in the paper columns with a promise of steady follow up on results. It highlights affordability and the certainty of benefits if continued advertising.
Silver Lake Lodge No 676 I O O F notes the death of Samuel W. Smith in April 1923. They commend his service in aiding the afflicted and brightening dark souls, recalling the Supreme Master’s praise and sending condolences to his family. The lodge resolves to honor his memory and uphold his deeds as a faithful brother.
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