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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
4
A collection of proverbs and reflections on honesty, manners, and the power of small acts. It compares restraint in speech, modesty in praise, and careful advertising to farming, noting that patient seed sowing yields eventual results. The piece also hints at a safer Fourth of July campaign and the value of small contributions to big outcomes.
Prices are remarkably low at Cline & Co as the shop advertises the latest copyrights, making readers wonder how they source such bargains.
Record Office note highlights constant presence of notaries in the building during standard business hours ensuring access to authentication deeds, affidavits, and other legal instruments for the public.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Company advertises the largest stock of building materials in Northern Indiana including interior doors window frames and barn siding sold at low prices.
A dramatic allegory condemns saloon life and its ruinous effects on families. It contrasts a hopeful wedding with a ten year decline into drink, crime, and despair, urging readers to oppose temperance party compromises and protect children from alcohol abuse.
A Fayetteville North Carolina reader credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving both his and his sister's lives from severe coughs and suspected consumption. The ad promotes the remedy for sore lungs bronchial issues and offers trial bottles free followed by 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
A judge questions a defendant about assault while the prisoner responds with a hypothetical about a grocery shop owner facing a man seeking to take a moving image of cheese. The exchange echoes courtroom improvisation and legal nuance in a compact, quippy exchange.
A busy Sunday with many visits and church attendance. Esther Sooke met Alfreta Price. Ellis Hill visited Vera Zeiter. Herschel called on Deilpha. Henry Dirk and wife visited Julius McGinnis. Ed Burk moved to Germantown. Chester Bouse and family dined with Arley King. Leora and Flossie attended church with escorts. Ervin Clink visited Packerton with Kinsey. Mrs. Frank Hill improving. A.M. Carr family shared Sunday dinner with Attie Carr. Roy Carr and others visited William Daniel. Elsie Cauffman elected chorister. Lena Zeller and Pearl Heckman vacancy filled by Elsie Cauffman assis.
Sunday evening election of officers for the Y P U U. resulted in the re election of the same slate except for secretary Sylvester Johnston who was absent attending the funeral of his sister Mrs Wells Love near Columbia City on Tuesday. Love was known to many in Silver Lake and vicinity and his loss will be mourned.
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