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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
5
A barber chats while clipping as a narrator in a noisy barbershop scene. The customer laments silent treatment from his partner, while the barber riffs on talkativeness, divorce lawsuits, and the noisiness of patrons and papers. The piece lampoons social chatter and urban life through humorous, exaggerated dialogue.
Miss Clara Frantz returns from Goshen after a two week visit. Mrs A L Herendeen, Miss Lucile Musick, and Theodre Johnston stay with Mrs Rantz before returning to Chicago. Enora DeVine of Pierceton visits the Martindale home. Community musings urge town improvement and entertainments.
Roy Vangilder is on the sick list. Percying was on our streets Sunday. George House threshed his wheat and dull Monday. Elza Heckman and family were in this vicinity Sunday evening. Edward Usink and family called at the Ervin Parker home Sunday. Charles Mills and Ed Mills of near Akron visited Flatrock Sunday. Simison of near Packerton visited Amos Homan’s family Sunday. Rev Fryberger preached an excellent sermon Sunday afternoon. M G Rickel threshed nine acres of oats yielding 640 bushels an average of 714 bushels per acre. Very good for Germantown.
The notice urges readers to instruct their attorneys to place all legal polices and announcements in The Record for publication. It mentions appointments, administrator, executor, guardian, road, ditch, sale of real estate and other notices that clients control. It warns attorneys may publish in their own papers unless the matter is specified.
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