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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
A reflective exhortation argues that truth is not our concern at feast time and warns against doubting one’s ability to endure fate. It asserts that burdens are lighter than they appear and urges perseverance to avoid continued weakness and failure.
Mrs Rowalt, who has been ill for several weeks, shows signs of improvement while staying at the Mrs Sigler residence in this locality.
Mrs T B Hathaway visited Nappanee with daughter until Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Ayers visited Roane to check on Mrs Ellen Ayers ill with pneumonia. Record office offers all notary work including deeds bonds and mortgages. Flora Zile left for Indianapolis to visit friends and plan other stops before Saturday. Caroling detail: Miss Elsie Smith near town suffers a troublesome carbuncle under her arm and has been lanced. Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker visited Barket to see relatives. Miss Mable Martindale plans a trip to Pierceton to stay with her parents. Mrs H P Raker and Mrs A H Schock seen in Warsaw and North Manchester. Miss Lizzie Lester visited from Packerton. Samuel and James Smith visited Atwood. James is Samuel's nephew. Monroe Rhodes from Claypool on a short business visit.
Rev McCoy and wife were guests at the Van Kissinger home on Tuesday. Mrs W J Fitton, returning to Indianapolis, left Monday afternoon. James Sunday visited with his father Frederick Sunday. Mazie Jennings stayed in Elkhart Monday night, attended the Pink Lady opera. Mrs Collett has been ill the past week. Billie Miller visited from Fort Wayne over the weekend. Francis Rager left for New York with a car of poultry from Braude packing. Mrs E M Snake is improving after a period of illness. Deak Stauffer of Nappanee and others were in town for business. John W Walbert, Owls leader, ordered to pay $1000 for slander. Joe Armey and family from North Dakota visiting Warsaw.
The passage urges finishing tasks with single minded effort and living by good thoughts. It stresses atonement over bad company, choosing honest reports, and avoiding rapid shifts in goals. It counsels perseverance, self reliance, and accepting truthful criticism without hurt.
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio and offers $100 for any case cured by the remedy.
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