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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented item reports delays to January work resumption, school and university holidays, and a planned Indiana teachers meeting in Indianapolis. Mentions Christmas epidemic rumors, a married couple sighting, and shifts in Angora goat and sheep markets as businesses adjust during the period.
A fragment suggests a belief that luck favors those who persist and keep faith in fortune. The note hints at personal effort guiding outcomes and rewards for steady habit.
The text contrasts industry with laziness, suggesting success comes to active, hardworking people. It uses fable like language to warn that waiting for luck or avoiding effort leads to misfortune and poverty.
A readable fragment notes an event at an institute with a race held last Tuesday where a participant named Teigat secured a 43 victory. Other specifics are unclear due to text damage.
Road district notice provides minimal readable fragment with daerah local administrative reference. The line suggests a public district designation and boundary or governance note. No clear names dates or locations are discernible from the surviving OCR fragment.
Fragments recount the death of Mrs Parker of Paty Paarke rie gat fier frome Pec, with sparse details about the funeral and residence. Readable text mentions a long illness and a service at a local center, but exact dates and places are unclear.
The piece highlights Farmers' Bank stability and strong deposit protection along with a variety of holiday merchandise. Richardson Dry Goods and Alspaugh & Son advertise hardware and silverware, while a Corner Drug Store display offers gifts and daily papers. It notes careful preparation of prescriptions and a general grocery and meat supplier scene.
Compound syrup of white pine with tarys nee for immediate relief for croup and bronchitis hoarseness and loss of voice. Maeho boatio adsee beds warranted by line and Co. Shippers make acceptable Christmas presents for men women and children. Richardson Pry Goods Company.
A notice from Silver Lake district announces the election of trustees for the Lutheran church matters. It names Pastor and community members involved, with references to the election process and scheduling in the local area. The fragment mentions Adam Stout and terms related to trustees and religious governance.
The fragmentary obituary mentions Anna Rancevai wife of Rancevau and an operator at Burnet with a December age of 67. It notes a funeral from the home and references local names Hew, Miner, and VES EG, with scattered dates and details.
J W Strauss of North Manchester seeks timber and will pay the highest price for all kinds. A card will bring a man to see you.
An advertisement from Hix stationery by Cline & Co promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the safest remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the product expels all ills from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels.
A quirky notice claims attempting hot sand wiches at Port Arthury proves life lessons. The text reads grammatically odd and seems decorative rather than informative.
Notice to all who owe money to Swiltart to call and settle accounts. Croup coughs and colds are treated with Kennedys laxative honey and tar for both children and adults. The product purports to expel cold and strengthen the throat lungs and bronchial tubes. Original laxative syrup and squid cold cure sold by Cline & Co.
A local critique attacks Montgomery Ward & Co for directing ads and circulars nationwide to promote their catalog. The piece argues mail order price promises threaten local merchants by convincing farmers and families to buy cheaper from distant firms rather than nearby shops.
Thos 8 austin manager of the Republican Leavenworth Ind refused doctors operation on his wife for female trouble. He notes they later tried Electric Bitters and she recovered after five doctors failed. Guaranteed by Zim the druggist. Price 45 cents.
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