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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
4
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Public sale planning note touts RECORD Office prices lower than nearby and promises free newspaper advertisement for all who have bills printed there. Guarantees satisfaction.
The Record reports millinery sales by Edna Swick and reductions on hats through May. It notes furniture and lumber supplies from Claypool Lumber and Coal Co, recent visits by residents, a fire near the Ellas Tridle home, and various local business and social updates including births, subscriptions, and neighborhood visits.
Russia sustains major fishing industries with millions of fish harvested annually from the Volga, Caspian, and Black seas, indicating large scale aquaculture and maritime trade amid regional waters.
A reader promotes permanganate of potash mixed in one quart of water as a cure for sick chickens. They claim two hens improved after drinking it while others died before learning of the remedy. The writer says the approach has since prevented further trouble and urges others to try it.
A thriftily crafted filter uses a flowerpot a sponge or moss and charcoal to purify water. Fill three quarters with equal parts charcoal and clean sand, cover with cloth, and pour water through to produce cleaner water free of germs.
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