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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

10

Love Transforms a Shabby Street Villa Meeting

Felix Dare, an artist, rents a front room at Mrs Beals’s boarding house on Catalpa Villa street. Annabelle, the shy maid, pays a debt by degrees while pursuing her art. Their romance grows through music and quiet scenes under the catalpa tree on Greenlawn and Hope Cottage.

Catalpa Greenlawn Catallpa Villa Felix Mrs. Beals Mr. Dare Annamie Vermont Benzeet Adolph Benzeet Annabelle Dan Beals Dan Widder Dare Felix Dare Catalpa Villa Hope Cottage Annabelie

Mourning Fashions Shift as War Casualties Rise

The piece discusses mourning norms for WWI losses, noting a proposed three inch black arm band with a gold star for each deceased family member. It cites government guidance on avoiding heavy crepe, lists acceptable fabrics, and predicts broad adoption of black bands and later gold stars by institutions and women.

Wilson Anna Howard Shaw Woman's Committee Council of National Defense America Red Cross War Department Satan Atte

Only Thing She Didn't Know About Driving

A Washington father bought a horse and carriage for his daughter who eagerly offered to drive it. The child claimed she knew how to drive except when to gee and haw, saying she learned last summer at grandpa’s.

Washington

Canada to abolish nobility in radical reform move

Ottawa reports propose ending hereditary titles for British subjects in Canada and removing recognition of titles after a set period. The plan cites historic French regime titles and notes the existence of a Canadian college of arms and noble lineages among residents and American descendants.

Ottawa Canada Providence Journal France College of Arms General Gordon General Vance Duc Arkansas Baronet Novia Scotia

Canada Plans Compulsory Fire Prevention to Cut Losses

The Providence Journal cites Canada’s push for compulsory fire prevention per the commission of conservation. Excluding forest fires, losses since Confederation total $700 million with about 200 deaths and 500 injuries yearly. Canada and the United States show high per capita fire losses, attributed to enforcement gaps and owner accountability.

North America United States Canada Commission of Conservation Providence Journal Confederation England Switzerland France Europe

Colored Regiments in the Regular Army History

A summary of 1866 to 1898 events shows colored regiments becoming part of the regular army, their reorganizations into the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth infantry, and notable actions in the Spanish American War including San Juan Hill and Hi Caney with the Tenth and Ninth Cavalry supporting Roosevelt and the Rough Riders.

Ninth Tenth Cavalry Cuba Roosevelt Rough Riders Twenty-fifth Infantry Hi Caney Twenty-fourth Infantry San Juan Hill Boston Globe

Isabella's Mother's Remark on Of Like Minds

The fragment notes Isabella repeatedly faced attempts and a mother’s remark after many actions. It hints at a larger narrative about effort and guidance within a family context.

Isabella

Nervous Breakdown Repaired by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

In Newark New Jersey Miss Kelly describes three years of nervous breakdown and daily headaches. After two years with a physician and a friend's tip she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and felt better from the first day, returning to work and recommending the remedy publicly.

Newark N. J Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Ae Kelly 14Th St Miss Kelly

Yankee Private Declares Pigeons His Battlefield Duty

A western bishop recalls a World War I tale of a trainee who, upset at repeatedly tending carrier pigeons, marches to the general’s tent and leaves a note on the crate reading I am going to fight. The anecdote highlights the fighting spirit of American soldiers in France.

France

New York Critics on Grant's Tomb Billboard

Editorials complain Grant's tomb is used as a billboard despite the public memorial status. The piece notes public anger in New York over commercial uses of the tomb.

New York iIt Grant

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Clarissa Mackie McClure Newspay Aper Syndicate Chris Pied Belle Beals Mnany Pring Ss. Beals Tam Faille Lydia E. Pickham Schiffmann Cuticura Army
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