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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
2
A reflective exhortation urges action today to shape tomorrow. It argues that those who avoid effort now risk future failure and emphasizes that character and standards determine respect more than wealth. The piece notes a professor’s warning of no children in a century and mocks fault finding as a poor, diminishing business.
A Kentucky man from Rugless, L. S. Napier, writes that ten years of horseback riding left him with torture from piles until Baecklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts the salve as infallible for piles and various skin conditions, priced at 25 cents with a guarantee by Rager.
Winona prepares for the annual Bible Conference with a four thousand dollar pipe organ installation. Prof. E C Excell and Professor Charles F Allen lead the choir as Wino na showcases a star lineup of musicians and soloists from Chicago Elkhart Marion and other cities. The event promises high quality sacred music to accompany the sermon series and reinforce the conference spirit.
A motivational pledge on starting strong and maintaining the right method. It advocates a single correct approach, warns against the wrong way, and links doing things right to climbing toward success and steady demand. It emphasizes persistence, continual top status, and earning by precision.
Mrs Rantz is ill today and Mrs Wesley Herendeen suffered a heart problem this morning. Earl Smith and family visited from Elkhart last Sunday. Post cards for Myrtle Glenn Park are at the Record Office. Mathias Smith of New Springfield Ohio visits for ten days. Three Leader office employees from Marion joined a Yellow Creek lake outing. Elijah Myers and family from Niles Michigan attend the Yellow Creek meeting. Myers formerly lived west of here before moving to Michigan recently.
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