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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1904
Page
4
Free mail delivery began in Columbia City yesterday. Congress convenes in Washington next Monday December 5. Weather over the past week has taken on a true winter complexion with colder temperatures and snow likely.
The city is laying gravel in better weather and Urbana in Wabash county begins a telephone exchange project linking to systems in Wabash and Kosciusko counties.
The Columbia City Poultry Association forms to stage a poultry show next spring. Big Four Station at North Manchester nears completion, offering better facilities for travelers and staff. Goshen Manufacturing adds space and machinery, boosting floor area by 10 000 feet. Civil service rural carrier exam applicants include Ed Wiley Charles Young C L Morrett Jonathan Robinson and Everett Maggert. Route no 3 may be established soon with a contest to determine the winner.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises and burns. It claims instant pain relief and heals faster, with visible improvement in about one third the usual treatment time, sold by Zimmie.
A circle game where players name towns or flowers then race to grab a spinning trencher named by the caller. If slow, the trencher falls and the player pays a forfeit. A variant named my lady's toilet uses names of ladies' dress articles.
Remove outer leaves and stalks from a red cabbage then slice thin. Salt, press under a weight twenty four hours, drain and dry. Pack in a jar, boil vinegar with ginger pepper and optional cayenne, cool and pour over. Seal and store in a dry place for use in one to two weeks.
A circle game Bouquets uses flower names and a shifting seat chase. The school welcomes visitors, laments whispers, urges gifts, notes holidays, and records events from Miss Alda Lukens to Miss Ruth Babcock and local sports.
Players stand with hands behind them along a long extension table as a line of pingpong balls sits down its center. Two judges stand at the ends. On cue, players blow the balls toward the opposite side while keeping them off their own. Each ball blown off scores five points. the first to reach 100 points wins.
An observer notes ample talent for constructing an outstanding entertainment lineup. The focus is on choosing performers to maximize impact and audience appeal with careful selection.
A collection of notes from Mere High School recounts daily harvest mood and children's verses, mentions night study sessions four to six, upcoming Star Performers, and urges the town to consider building a sidewalk from town to the depot.
A local notice offers ten percent discounts on most items with exceptions for flour sugar and coffee. Purchases can be paid in cash or with produce.
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