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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
8
Cecilion physician Mr George Richards recounts long trial of various diets and treatments for stomach troubles. He credits two 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black Draught with restoring health after years of pain sleeplessness and near insanity.
The notice advises sellers to prepare a detailed list of items to be sold while at home to avoid forgetting important goods. It promotes printing sale bills and visiting the Receny fire with the list for careful handling.
The Record Office offers affordable sheet music for teachers. With over two thousand sheets in stock, buyers can select from a wide catalog at low prices.
Charles A. Kintzel sheriff announces a public sale on March 7 1914 in Warsaw Indiana at the Kosciusko County Courthouse for the rents and profits of lots seven and eight in Sellse South Addn Silver Lake to satisfy a court decree with interest and costs. If rents fail to satisfy the decree the fee simple of the real estate may be sold. Attorneys Jesse E. Eschbach for the plaintiff.
The text recounts Aunt Amelia and her niece in a dispute over inheritance. The niece clings to mourning clothes while avoiding exposure to Amelia, who refuses to help fund new attire. A dramatic park confrontation ends with the niece fleeing to hide from Amelia, then narrowly escaping discovery as the aunt passes by with crepe dress. The fragment includes local notes from Plymouth, New York Sun, and community notices.
Many readers praise the pattern department of this paper and orders arrive for different patterns. A 10 cent postpaid price invites customers to inspect each week. Local visits include Mrs. Lucinda Deweese, Mrs. Alva Summe, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Robrey, Goldie Eaton, and Miss Eaton. The paper notes music sheets at 10 cents each and local insured property reminders.
The excerpt portrays Walter Pater at fifty with a blunt, cynic gaze mirroring Swiftian satire. A critic notes how Pater, like Swift, dismisses excessive wit in women and reflects on marriage with irony through a friend’s question.
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