Odd Sayings Mix of Pith and Paradox
A collection of aphoristic lines on success failure marriage and mortality. The speaker notes the irony of explanation over outcome and remarks on posthumous ashes sent by parcel post amid a grimly humorous tone.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
4
A collection of aphoristic lines on success failure marriage and mortality. The speaker notes the irony of explanation over outcome and remarks on posthumous ashes sent by parcel post amid a grimly humorous tone.
A fragment notes that disagreement among experts adds value to life while financial sense alone fails to move or sustain in single endeavors, suggesting deeper meaning comes from diverse viewpoints.
A caustic observation about a person who constantly wants free benefits but provides no value in return. The remark condemns greed and hypocrisy in a sharp, humorous tone.
A fragment urging autonomy and self reliance, criticizing reliance on friends for advice. It cautions that seeking others' guidance implies lacking personal intellect and urges decisive, self directed action.
Notice is given that George A. Brush administrator filed final settlement of Mary Worley Hill estate in Kosciusko Circuit Court. The court will examine accounts January 10 1916 in Warsaw Indiana. Heirs creditors legatees and interested parties must appear to show cause why the accounts should not be approved and inheritance tax fixed.
Last Friday a plush lap robe was lost between the Garage and the cement block church two miles east of town. The finder should leave it at Somme hardware to claim a reward. George F. Leckrone.
Mrs. Flora Jon visited Mrs. Isaac Pratt on Tuesday. Roy Diliman and his wife called on Elmer Kuhe Sunday. E. M. Lamar visited daughter Mrs. Dorcey Clinker on Sunday. John Flora did gravel work on the road last week.
A garbled item mentions a home near Pierceton and woods with rabbits in swamps. It references Mrs Aaron Landis meeting with pain and a day described as an event, but readable details are limited.
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