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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
4
A string of blunt proverbs and jokes on air, temper, loyalty, and social quirks. It jokes about vanity and constant self praise, mentions eloping with a sister in law, and urges honest living while critiquing past church actions. It ends with a misfit line about "Docking up."
Customers find 80 low prices on books at Cline & Co's with surprise at how they secured them. The piece notes the latest copyrights and hints at unusual deals for shoppers.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson announce they are always at the Record Office during Duanee hours to handle any and all notary work.
The text argues that the revised option law may fail in the supreme court and laments widespread teacher criticism. It notes parents rely on unverified reports and neglect to learn about actual classroom operations, suggesting a broader public misunderstanding of education.
Ossian News notes merchants prepare for spring department store catalogues. It argues home merchants offer personal attention and easy returns, while trade relies on newspaper advertising to drum up sales.
An ad section promotes doors and window frames from Claypool Lumber and Coal, Bucklen's Arnica for burns, and a book list at Cline & Co. It notes Roy T. Kreamer becoming wedging clerk for the Pennsylvanian road duty from Feb 28 and mail weighing for three months. Also mentions Mrs. Helser's illness, self threading needles at the RECORD office, and a RECORD subscription drive with a $1 yearly rate.
A reflective note on graves and misfortunes, recalling numerous headstones. It mentions a gun tester, a man near a moving train, a gas fire starter, a boy on a cob, football risks, corseted fashion, a 50 mile per hour bicycle record, a car right of way dispute, an unloaded gun, a careless pantry incident, and other morbid reminders etched in stone.
A D MacDonald of Fayetteville N C praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a frightful cough and consumption fright, noting both he and his sister recovered. The ad touts the remedy for sore lungs bronchial trouble and related illnesses with free trial bottles and guaranteed efficacy.
The piece argues many avoid hard work to remain average while a few persevere to reach top status. It notes that some can maintain meals despite laziness, but miss best rewards. Cline & Co. offer a full line of the latest copyright books.
A man in a mellow condition enters a barber shop and asks for a haircut while suggesting the barber takes one too. The scene unfolds with quiet humor as the barber responds to the odd request.
A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania, a war veteran, describes years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with relief and urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues. Available for 25 cents at Rogers.
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