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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
9
A church program lists affirmations to live by, promising calm, courage, and faith. It urges readers to paste the lines: I will not worry I will not be afraid I will not yield to anger I will not envy I will be kind to all I will be cheerful and hopeful I will trust in God and face the future. The piece extols inner treasures over material possessions.
A Bradstreet and Dunn study shows eighty four percent of last year’s business failures were among firms that did no advertising. It argues that strong exposure to the public boosts sales, and that business must be presented attractively to succeed.
England's Divorce Commission surveys working women led by Lielyn Davies of the Women's Co-Operative Guild. Most respondents oppose divorce and insist marriage should be sacred, despite questions on equalizing conditions and cheaper divorce for the poor.
A Christmas greeting from Clem Teeter in the U S Navy arrives at the office. He sends best wishes and says keep the old home paper booming for it is the breath of Old Silver Lake.
In a Warsaw school milk is provided to pupils at recess. Parents may have their child receive the ration for 15 cents per week. Milk is served in half pint bottles and consumed with a straw.
The Riley Memorial Association appeals to Indiana residents for Christmas donations to fund the Riley hospital for Children. Funds go directly to the building fund for a state operated facility. construction could begin early spring if enough money is raised.
The newspaper vows no issue on December 29 to rest for the new year and resume January 5. It thanks readers correspondents and advertisers for loyalty and hopes to serve daily in the coming year, despite past suspensions for illness.
The Hoosier State Automobile Association urges rural Indiana motorists to slow at intersections and gravel roads, avoid center hogging, dim lights, and drive with care. Officials demand township trustees trim sight obstructions and enforce the new law, praising protective efforts and calling for more membership.
Notice to hunters all persons are warned against hunting trapping or trespassing on our farm or any land we control. The warning is positive and prosecutions will follow violation. H. D. Timberman Ira Porter HW. A. Moyer Butter Kist Pop Corn at Pearsons.
Two reader letters to Santa published for the season. Leo Hugh Tracy asks for a tools box and candy and says he attends Bussard school. Maxine Clink, seven, asks for a blackboard and chalk, finger ring, doll, bed, and cradle, and sends greetings to family.
Queen Sophie of Greece lauds Near East Relief for saving tens of thousands of Christians in Asia Minor and Transcaucasia. She sends a 1000 franc contribution and thanks Dr. James A. Barton and Charles V. Vickrey as the organization raised over 120000 dollars among Greek-Americans for widows and orphans.
Motorists receive new no glare lenses at McKown garage and Henry vulcanizing shop to comply with the law. Patrons report satisfaction with price and safer driving, while a few object to the fee. Those who have not installed are urged to visit the shops to save money.
Will Deliver Addresses Dr Bashore proprietor of the Silver Lake Bay farm north of town has been engaged by the poultry department of Purdue University to deliver an address on Electric Lights For Laying Houses on January 11. On the evening of January 12 Mr Bashore is to deliver an address Lep horns Under Light at Albion under the auspices of the Noble County Poultry and Pet Stock Association.
An official report to Near East Relief General Secretary Charles Vickrey describes tens of thousands of homeless refugees in Turkey and Transcaucasia. Glee Hastings notes women and children receive bread and milk sparingly while families endure cold, disease, and improvised shelters. donations to Thomas C. Day in Indianapolis support aid efforts.
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