09 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
1
The notice details a new spelling book with 757 words from various categories. It catalogs words from readers phonics geography history and more. It notes many misspelled forms found in pupils writing and lists names, abbreviations, and useful terms for different groups.
Washington dispatch reports on the Sehley Court of Inquiry at the Navy Department with Captain Parker and Judge Advocate Lemly preparing records. Emile Janin discusses New Orleans molasses shifting to glucose and a sugar trade investigation reveals added glucose to molasses.
Seventeen year old Lillian Rhodes, once among a Boston home’s orphans, was raised in Marshall county at Overmyer and Norris homes near Iske Maxinkuckee. She recalls little about her parents while sharing a past with a woman she called Aunt in Revere Vermont, prompting a letter from Prof. Allen Norris.
Armour's 65 acre stockyards plant is photographed in the city by George R. Lawrence who ascended in a balloon to take two large negatives. He plans Minneapolis and St Paul shots for a $19,000 contract, and the Armour building sign dominates the plate.
John Goshert, a Knox retiree, claims a stranger swindled him out of 4000 dollars by selling state patent rights and scappers. He bought county rights previously for 800 to 1000 dollars and has not heard from the sellers since.
A Jersey man went on a pleasure drive with his companion amid uncertain conduct. The incident highlights unclear charges and local reaction to the drive.
Fragmentary note suggests the government aims to reassure public opinion about the Boer War and King Edward's message as a preventive measure amid mixed signals. unclear details and incomplete phrases limit specifics.
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