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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
A dated editorial notes that politics overshadow wedding plans and undertaker business, arguing unity yields results while separation breeds varied views. It predicts fashion trends and warns of rising trusts in breakfast foods and household remedies like Peruna.
A religious man described as always glad in heart from January 1 until the general judgment. facing mistook ease of dyspepsia as a change of heart though he maintains a ready-made smile atop.
Report claims Edison has devised a storage battery for traction lines that would remove trolley poles and rods. The battery could run a car 150 miles per hour for about an hour per recharge, with no limit on car numbers by power house capacity. It may appeal to street railway operators and automobile makers as a substitute for gasoline engines.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Film as a safe remedy for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues and bowel disorders. It claims easy effective relief and a 25 cent price at Rager's.
The column reports social visits and events across Claypool and nearby towns, including Mrs. H A Martindale's Plymouth revival assist, marriage license refusals for Jonas Bash and Lula Reprogle, family visits by the Dilmans, a scarlet fever quarantine in Elmer Study's family, Grandma Warren's death at 81 near Beaver Dam, and local business changes at the meat market with Jacob Adams and T J Aispaugh.
The Count Casimir-Pultski statue, funded by a $50,000 total with $35,000 set aside for unveiling, honors the late Congressman Brick for his Washington efforts. Charles Spencer of Warsaw, an agent for Standard Oil, injured when a Pennsylvania train struck his wagon, has recovered enough to be seen about town.
The News Printing Company building in South Bend suffered a $5000 fire loss last week. Four fraternal orders on the third floor also damaged. The fire started from spontaneous combustion.
News notes a unique town without a justice of the peace or cemetery. Warsaw plans to buy a fire truck team for fighting equipment and schools near Markle close due to scarlet fever fears and measles cases. Milford M E church to be rededicated February 13. Indiana governor Marshall aims to bar Chicago and Louisville gamblers. Marshall County Sunday school convention set for Plymouth February 17 18 19.
The insurance department of the Knights of Pythias will be removed from Caiciga to Indianapolis at once. Officials say three or four cartloads will carry books papers and documents to the new city. The department employs seventy five clerks.
In 1904 a cold tramp visited John Swisher near Washville Indiana asking for aid. He was given a supper and a warm bed. Recently another man came as a tramp and asked for dinner, then gave a $20 gold piece to repay the lodging from five years earlier.
A light editorial nudge asks readers who enjoy the paper to consider reading YouRS, framing it as a natural extension for those who value timely local coverage. The line invites engagement without heavy detail.
Will A Marsh of Siler City North Carolina says he suffered from piles until using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, after which he was soon cured. The ad claims relief for Barna boils ulcers fever sores eczema outs chapped hands chilblains. 25 cents at H P Rager's.
A short note announces Hall's Catarrh Cure with lars free and pills for family use sold by druggists at 75 cents. The ad mentions no further details beyond price and availability through druggists.
The democrats of the First Precinct of Lake township will meet in caucus at the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon February 19, 1910 at 2:00 pm to nominate and elect a precinct chairman. Committeee.
The Democrats of the Second Precinct Lake township hold a caucus at E M Snakes blacksmith shop Saturday February 19 at 2:00 pm to nominate and elect a precinct chairman.
An editors record announces Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township will stand as a Republican candidate for County Auditor at the forthcoming Kosciusko County convention, subject to convention decision.
Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake declares his run for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the Republican convention decision. He seeks the party’s backing in the upcoming race.
An abrupt fragment from a recorder notes a Republican statement aimed at Koaduko County. The text hints at a campaign announcement or political appeal but lacks complete details or context.
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