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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
8
A column presents aphorisms on honesty effort and public virtue then shifts to local items. It reports delinquent newspaper subscriptions facing mail exclusion and lists several residents with recent activities including a new Emerson piano purchase and a county capitol visit. Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Middaugh are noted in health update.
James Harter visited Sunday spending the day with relatives and friends. He works as a lineman for the Central Union Telephone Co. between here and Elkhart and plans to join a crew in southern Illinois for extensive repairs. Charity is often given for notoriety as people dance for money.
Critics challenge a social ball deemed a display of vanity over virtue. They argue such charity events showcase fashionable gowns while exposing bare pockets, noting fundraisers may raise large sums yet mislabel the affair as true charity.
A fragment recalls an elderly woman who curtsied whenever the word devil was spoken, with a quip about civility costing nothing and the unknown outcomes of manners.
A quirky line notes that the gas story remains intact with no leak. It hints at an ongoing mystery or joke about a source of light and knowledge that still glows, with a playful nod to secrecy.
A comic exchange features Mrs. Naggs and Naggs arguing over a bitten tongue. Mrs. Naggs exclaims Oh oh and asks if she has bitten off the end of her tongue while Naggs retorts with a heartless quip about no end to her tongue.
Roann plans a December 27 election to fill the offices of town clerk and marshal after the resignations of J. W. Love and C. C. Hoppes. The reason for their resignations is not known.
An advertisement by A. Schingeck at 647 Elm Street Buffalo claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure chronic constipation and biliousness and aid jaundice indigestion headaches chills malaria and debility. Priced at 25 cents at Ragera.
Local hunters report a severe winter impact on game as rabbits, quail, and raccoons are being bagged in large numbers since the first snowfall. They note birds like robins face harsher seasons in the south.
A. D. McDonald of Fayetteville North Carolina recalls a family near miss and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his sister from consumption illness. The remedy is praised for coughs colds asthma la grip croup and bronchial troubles priced at 50 cents with a $1 trial bottle free and guaranteed by H. P. Rager.
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