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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
7
A lesson on Genesis 1 27 and 2 18 focusing on being created in God's image. The speaker links body and spirit, explains Adam and Eve, marriage as sacred, and the task to restore the divine image through Christ Jesus.
Champion Papke signed to meet Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh before the Wonderland Club in Paris on March 5. Lippe and promoter Vienne organized the bout after Papke’s December 5 knockout of George Bernard. Papke returns to America December 9 to rest his damaged right hand and train for future title defenses in Monte Carlo.
Louisville fans want Jack Stansbury buried back with the Colonels while baseball chatter links rumors of Bresnahan to the Pirates and Nap Rucker signing. other notes mention Yerkes contract, a new Kansas City Blues park costing 50 000, and Steve Yerkes tied to 1913 deals.
John J. McGraw and Frank Chance, each near forty thousand dollars a year, lead Manhattan baseball for 1913. Their combined pennant record over ten years stands at eight championships, with McGraw at Giants and Chance at Cubs guiding their clubs toward a fierce season.
Talbot T. Pendleton will be honored in Princeton athletics as the school’s greatest current athlete. He has won varsity letters five times since entering from Episcopal High School of Alexandria, highlighting his baseball career and overall versatility.
Mike Finners initiates recruitment for the Red team with a first call set for the upcoming spring season. The plan targets fresh talent to bolster the squad ahead of next year’s competitions.
The record shows the Big Three McGraw Chance Clarke dominating the National League across years 1903 to 1912 with team wins for McGraw of New York, Chance for Chicago, and Clarke for Pittsburg. It notes McGraw assuming Giants command on July 12, 1902 and lists their World Series outcomes. Chance, Clarke, and McGraw each saw wins and losses in the World Series across various years.
Boston high school youths request city parks department construct nine rocky rings on ice surfaces this winter to allow teams to participate in hockey activities. The plan aims to expand accessible venues for student players across city playgrounds.
A light piece notes a chat about Christmas gifts and a cheerful brand named Whiz-Say. It frames the topic as agreeable and invites conversation.
A Gray County Probate Judge, Philip Miller, reports years of heart trouble and palpitations ended after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He is 63, weighs 200 pounds, and remains active in manual labor. The letter promotes the remedy and includes a dealer price and requests correspondence.
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