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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1923

Page

11

Warren Boyd Seeks Help to Lead Poor Into New Life

Warren Boyd, a six year returnee to Walden, reveals to his sister-in-law and Naida Elston his vow to transform Mud Creek by reviving the brick works and guiding forgotten workers. Naida is stirred by his pledge to use wealth to uplift the underprivileged and asks if she may assist.

Warren Boyd Elston Harley Walden Naida Mrs. May Tolson Warren Boyd Mrs. Tolson Trump Mrs. Marey Arthur Mrs.Tolson Naida Elston Mrs. Marcy War

Getting Back at Witty One In Filene Anecdote

A reminiscence portrays Boston merchant prince Howard A. Filene as active in public duties and proponent of worker-employer cooperation. A Forbes anecdote cites a dinner toastman's crude humor about Filene being an after dinner speaker.

Witty One Boston Howard A. Filene Filene Mr. Filene Forbes Magazine

Shaw and John Brown Sayings Recounted in Wit

A Boston Transcript note recalls George Bernard Shaw quipping to a hissed audience member about two against many. It also cites 1747 recollections of John Brown invited to lead a Hingham church and him replying to a critic who disliked his preaching.

Mr. Brown Boston Transcript

Indian dolls dressed in georgette chemises surprise traveler

A Chicago visitor who bought Indian dolls for friends returns home to find each doll wearing georgette chemise underwear. The Chicago Journal muses on whether fashion and civilization reach the Indians.

Chicago Chicago Journal

Water in a Loaf of Bread

The bureau of soils reports rainfall figures showing one ton of water supports three pounds of flour in making wheat bread. Controlling water through irrigation allows accurate measurement and represents the minimum requirement, while many crops require up to five times as much water.

Nature Bureau of Soils Department of Agriculture

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