28 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
1
A new law makes it unlawful for any druggist or clerk to sell opium morphine or cocaine to a habitual user without a written prescription from a licensed physician. Offenders face a conviction penalty of ten to fifty dollars per offense.
A new ditch law returns responsibility for drains to the county surveyor from township trustees. It requires the surveyor to ensure all drains are in good repair and to oversee bids for construction and cleaning. The law increases the surveyor’s workload while county drainage networks demand constant attention.
Idaho Senator Ileyburn discusses dangers of adulterated medicines in Washington. He recalls a winter case where a child died from a filler in a prescribed drug, noting dilution caused stomach irritation and possible fatal outcome. He argues the pure food bill would prevent such criminal procedures.
Poor weather slowed progress on the K of P building this week. Side walls are nearly finished and work on the front will start again once the steel arrives.
Easter programs at the M E and U B churches drew large crowds as favorable weather and a full lineup showcased new Easter attire. Morning service at M E attracted a well filled house while U B’s evening program sold out with attendees from near and far.
Prof Jermain G. Porter of the Cincinnati Observatory forecasts a very warm coming summer as volcanic eruptions formerly cooled the climate by dust in the atmosphere and now prospects for warmth rise.
William Spaid of Elkhart thrashed a four year old boy’s father, Tull Hall, in his shop after Hall cruelly slapped the child during a haircut. Spaid warned Hall to stop. when Hall struck again, the barber pummeled him and ejected him. Local Press notes possible arrest and public reaction.
Warsaw authorities raided several gambling venues under Gov. Hanley policy. Multiple arrests were reported as Mayor Wood and officials pledge strict enforcement to elevate moral standards and make Warsaw a model city in morality and cleanliness.
Mahlon L. Montel aged 35 son of Mr and Mrs George Montel of this place died Tuesday night April 23 at home after four years of kidney and liver trouble. His funeral was held at the U B church at one o'clock Thursday with Rev C J Miner officiating and he was buried in Lakeview cemetery.
A merchant tested ad impact by placing the same bargain counters in two towns. In the nonadvertised village sales totaled 8084 dollars, while the advertised store moved 1 024 dollars for the same month. He notes readers who received the ad still did not know they could buy locally at the advertised price.
An editorial urges farmers to name their farms and print the name on envelopes and letterheads. It argues distinctive stationery, possibly with a small portrait, helps establish trust and familiarity with correspondents, enhancing professional image as rural mail delivery expands.
A visit to Swihart's new southeast Main and Jefferson location highlights a broad, neatly presented assortment. Dress goods, shoes, lace curtains, notions, clothing, shirts, underwear, overalls, and a stocked grocery department showcase popular brands, fair prices, and continual growth aimed at meeting local demand.
Bargains on tap at Swihart's feature limited-time offers and discounts across departments. Local shoppers glimpse prices on popular goods as store signs highlight sale items and weekly specials.
More than fifty percent of four hundred pupils recommended for passing failed to meet the required grade. Some repeating cases will be reconsidered if overall marks are strong, aiming to raise standards in township high schools.
Mr and Mrs C D Nelson arrived here after living in Lordsburg California for several years. They plan to visit relatives for a time. Mrs Nelson is sister to Mrs Jacob Rarer.
Town youths discuss forming a street concert band to revive a once strong local ensemble. The community vows support from business leaders and residents to assemble weekly performances and restore the town’s musical tradition.
A historical notice promotes a preparation using corrosive sublimate to prevent potato scab. Mix two and a quarter ounces in two gallons water, steep ten hours, then add thirteen gallons water. Soak cut potatoes one and a half hours, dry, then plant. Handle with care due to poison risk.
Frank Wiltrout of South Bend, forced to resign from a gas company due to failing health, visited his parents here after a serious illness linked to gas fumes and wood alcohol exposure. Doctors diagnose acute Bright’s disease and a poisoned system with partial blindness, prompting urgent treatment at hot springs.
A satire urging voters to judge Congress by roll call votes and national policy rather than favors. It contrasts the intelligent voter who tracks how representatives vote with the unintelligent voter who accepts seeds and favors. The piece highlights sleight of hand and accountability in congressional spending.
The Big Four will inaugurate a fast daily train between Indianapolis and Warsaw to serve visitors to Winona Lake. A three Pullman chair car train will run from Indianapolis to Warsaw and return, with schedule reduced to fewer stops at Marion and Wabash only.
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