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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
2
A long satirical tale follows a boy in a uniform taking orders for coins, delivering parcels, and navigating social pretensions. He encounters butlers, poets, and a British observer as morals are tested by commerce, class, and national stereotypes. The piece ends with a moral about danger of learning and a mock verdict of no chance.
An old traveler aboard a Trans Atlantic steamship, loyal to George and Mary, reclines on the deck wrapped in a plaid shawl and complains of missing tea at the usual hour in a place called Minnie.
A fragmentary fable traces two brothers raised near a flag station who start as telegraph operators and rise to railroad careers. One goes to Canada to supervise a line for British capitalists, the other builds an Northwest extension, each expanding a nascent empire through rugged terrain and daring deliverance.
An illustrated pattern describes a one piece dress with a tunic length skirt and box plaits guiding the side panels. It features a high waist, corsetless bodice, underwaist support, sailor collar, long fitted sleeves, organdie fichu, a broad roman stripe ribbon sash, and snap fasteners for the side opening, all designed for a slender developing figure.
In a tale of mistaken heroism and adventure Max Alphonse escapes a perilous lake incident and survives a gypsy camp. He rescues a mysterious queen and shares a tense night with the group before returning to his butcher shop and family life. Pauline tends his injuries and pride returns as neighbors praise his shop.
Raymond Stitzeler invites the city’s critics to view his first oil painting a life size figure titled Got dough Lotsmore. The assembled critics remark on coloring head perspective eye expression and overall execution while debating the artist’s future and potential support from the Allied Critics Association.
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