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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

2

Catalpa Villa Leads to Love Across a Sordid Street

Felix Dare, an artist, rents a front room at Mrs Beals's Catalpa Villa. There he helps Annabelle, a Vermont student turned boarded musician, pay debts, and through shared music and patience wins her affection. Their trolley ride ending at Catalpa Villa seals a hopeful future.

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

Gold Star Mourning Band Proposed for War Casualties

A New York fashion column discusses mourning customs for WWI casualties, endorsing a three inch black band with a gilt star on the left arm to honor families who lose members. It notes government guidance favors practical dress over heavy crepe and catalogs fabrics and colors acceptable for mourning.

Anna Howard Shaw Tthe Woman's Committee The Council of National Defense New York France America Red Cross War Department

Little Washington girl learns horse driving from grandpa

A father bought a horse and carriage for his young daughter in Washington. The girl eagerly tries driving and quips she knows everything except when to gee and haw, claiming she learned at grandpa’s last summer.

Washington

Canada to Abolish Nobility A Radical Change Across Borders

Ottawa reports propose abolishing hereditary titles for Canadian residents and curbing recognition of British subjects with hereditary status. The measure notes that old French era titles may no longer be recognized and cites examples like Duc d Arkansas and Baronet of Nova Scotia among historical orders.

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

Canada to require fire prevention to cut U S and Canada losses

The Providence Journal notes Canada plans compulsory prevention measures to curb fire waste. Since Confederation, losses excluding forests total 700 million dollars, with 200 deaths and 500 serious injuries yearly. Canada bears the highest per capita loss, with 2.73 dollars versus 2.26 in the United States.

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

Colored Regiments in the Regular Army History

The 1869 consolidation reorganized the Ninth and Tenth cavalry and the Thirty-eighth through Fortieth regiments of infantry into new Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth infantry units. The units, noted for frontier Indian fighting, served with distinction in the Spanish American War including San Juan Hill and the Hi Caney battle.

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

Of Like Minds Isabella Faces Years of Effort and Corrections

A reader notes Isabella’s persistent struggle with a complex task, describing repeated corrections over time and the patient support of a mother who remarks on the process and progress.

Isabella Mother

Nervous Breakdown Reversal with Vegetable Compound

In Newark New Jersey Miss Fie Kelly describes a three year nervous breakdown and daily head and body pains. After two years of medical care she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and felt improvement from day one and fully recovered.

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

Frontier Soldier and the Pigeons Frontline Prank

A western bishop recounts a World War I anecdote showing the fighting spirit of American troops. A recurring task of a private named Yank was to manage carrier pigeons for officers, a duty he despised until, before battle, he placed the crate at the commanding officer’s door with a note declaring he would fight alongside the birds.

France

New York Board Upset Over Grant's Tomb Billboard

A satirical note claims the city's conscience is calm if the digestive system is fine, while New York grows angry over a billboard placed at Grant's Tomb.

New York Grant

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