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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
Revival at United Brethren church coincides with a robust ice harvest 7 inch thick and clear. Indiana truancy law cost the state 85005231 and 22919 pupils were returned to schools with 6441 assisted to attend. A quotation on enemies and character reflects a notable proverb about sparking life.
Shantung silk in dark shades makes dust resistant motor coats ideal for warm weather driving. A blue coat features side fastening with large embroidered buttons. a matching bonnet uses green satin lining and satin ends fastened under the chin.
A step by step home bread recipe describes making mashed potatoes with flour and sugar, scalding with water, dissolving yeast, and letting the dough rise. It details two quarts of lukewarm water, salt, and gradual mixing to create six loaves, with guidance on resting, shaping, and baking.
Toast and butter four bread pieces, place in a dish, cover with grated cheese. Make a cream sauce with butter flour milk salt pepper and red pepper, pour over, bake about fifteen minutes.
A simple cheese ball recipe combines one cup mild cheese with half cup grated bread crumbs five drops Worcestershire sauce and one beaten egg. Mix well form balls place in a hot lard frying basket cook until delicate brown.
A simple frosting method mixes confectioners sugar vanilla butter cocoa and hot coffee. Cream until smooth to create a chocolate coffee icing suitable for cakes or pastries.
A long standing stain on fabric may be removed by using a mixture of egg yolk and tepid water with a few drops of glycerin. The paste is rubbed into the stain and then the fabric is washed thoroughly in warm water.
The article advises saturating paint stains on clothing with equal parts ammonia and turpentine then washing with soap suds. For woolen garments a brisk rub with similar fabric may lift the stain. It also notes a weak carbolic acid solution makes an effective disinfectant but warns to keep it away from children and pets.
Wooden breadboards and utensils can stay white and stainless by scrubbing with soap and lukewarm water with a pinch of common soda or household ammonia. Wash wooden utensils immediately after use to prevent dirt and grease from soaking in, which makes removal impossible.
A simple home remedy suggests rubbing wet magnesia onto the grease spot on silk, allow to dry, then brush away both magnesia and stain. The method promises the spot will vanish.
Instructions state copper articles can be cleaned thoroughly by washing in a solution of salt and vinegar with as much salt as the vinegar will dissolve. The method emphasizes dissolving salt fully for best results.
Readable text describes washing and finishing clothes with a chamois cloth and a cloth ringer. Mentions soft finish and drying steps in a brief, fragmented fashion.
Center residents report cold weather with people visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Alf Price and Miss Alfretta Price are among guests at local homes while Erica Dahlem and Hazel Bouse are also noted visitors. Sunday school attendance remains high despite freezing conditions and church ladies plan a gathering at the Johnston home.
Severe Arctic winds ravage the far north leaving red rough or sore hands and lips. Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals chapping and is noted as unrivaled for cold sores burns boils sores ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Only 25e at Rager & Jontz.
Theodore Parker baled hay last week and J. W. Clink hauled wood to Claypool on Monday. Ice harvest active and Ed Clink recovers from lagrip. Orvil learns harp. a street concert occurs twice weekly. John G. Summer, known as Old Sam, died about a week ago at his home two and a half miles north of Silver Lake.
A young girl rode at midnight through a tearful Gatekills forest blaze and saved many lives. The tale links her bravery to Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases. Patterson of Wellington reports dramatic recovery after treatment. Trial bottle offered.
A provocative piece argues women’s dress choices are influenced by peers and market forces. It cites Pittsfield graduates facing diploma bans over dress costs and a New York insurer mandating office‑appropriate attire, highlighting tensions between taste, wealth, and autonomy.
The article discusses striped materials favored by short women and how vertical lines, high waistlines, upturned brims, and high heels create the illusion of added height. It notes long revers on coats and wraps to extend the silhouette and the shift away from short frocks.
An exclusive shop showcases a novel stocking support for women using silk and elastic bands attached to the garter that connects to the corset. The design balances the round garter’s non pulling fit with a long band that holds the corset snugly.
Piano and organ players can purchase many kinds of sheet music at the RECORD office. Nearly 200 sheets listed. Call to review the list and order. if not available, order in a few days to save money.
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