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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
5
Reverend Jones delivered a celebrated address as eighteen graduates, six boys and twelve girls, were honored in a long awaited commencement. The class included Velma Grace Hill and Grace Hill was absent due to illness, leaving a sense of loss among students and townspeople. Several graduates moved away and will finish schooling elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs Helser returned Sunday from Dowagiac Michigan where they had been since Thursday visiting son Perry Belser and family. They were joined by daughter Mrs Frank Haney and children. The Helser family is reported to be getting along nicely.
Stowe's mammoth production of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Stowe's Co and Ino promises the most impressive American drama yet seen. The company may total over 50 performers with a special train of 12 autos required. The event is a single grand night performance at Silver Lake on Thursday evening May 5.
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Congressman Edward J. King of Illinois urged quick Philippine independence, citing the Jones law preamble and a bill to form a Philippine constitutional government within a year. He argued the U S obligation is to grant self government and safeguard American investments and bases.
Sharks are prized for skin by shoe and leather goods makers. Special nets catch up to 200 per day. One hide yields 10 to 40 square feet of leather. Shark liver furnishes a valuable oil for glue paints and medicines. Meat is white and edible like halibut.
The piece lists the largest refracting telescopes at Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin, Lick Observatory in California, United States Observatory in Washington D C, and Harvard University. It notes two superb reflecting telescopes at Mt Wilson Pasadena California with electric motors for precise movement and adjustable focal lengths from 80 to 150 feet. The rest of the item urges readers to seek the funny side of life and practice keeping sunshine around them to feel better.
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