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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
Help the Record for Legal Notices Prompts Public Publication
The notice urges readers to place all legal notices in The RecoRD to control publication costs and ensure notices such as administrator appointments road surveys and real estate sales appear in their chosen paper. It warns attorneys may publish in their own county papers unless directed otherwise.
Megaphone Office at Quilcene A Picturesque News Room
The Megaphone in Quilcene Washington sits between a virgin forest and the Pacific Ocean. Owner M F Satterjee notes access to fruit trees, berries, and seafood within steps. The office rests at Walker Mountain foot, with views of Quilcene Bay and Hood Canal and tidal fir bark fuel nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megaphone
Quilcene
Wash
Christian Science Monthly
M. F.satter- Jee
Walker Mountain
Pacific Ocean
Megaphone Press
Taraboo Peninsula
Quilcene Bay
Hood Canal
Farmer Questions Law Jurisdiction After Judge’s Warning
In Illinois a juror quips that juries may judge law as well as facts. An elderly farmer cites the instruction after a judge warns against assuming more law than the court. The exchange underscores tensions over jury power in criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Jedge
High School Sqiubs Fourth Month Top Students List
The fourth month high school grades show seniors Russell Werhing Roy Geiger and Wilbur Stout among top scorers. Juniors Edward Hay Roy Keplinger Harve Geiger Orval Carr lead. sophomores Jennie Swick Vera Zeiters. freshmen Gladys Sprigg Ruth Bohnstedt Bernice Maggert Carrie Swick Catharine Hay Bertha Ferree Marion Swihart. Attendance was 99.67 percent with 46 students enrolled and four tardiness cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Werhing
Roy Geiger
Wilbur Stout
Edward Hay
Roy Keplinger
Harve Geiger
Orval Carr
Jennie Swick
Vera Zeiters
Gladys Sprigg
Ruth Bohnstedt
Bernice Maggert
Carrie Swick
Catharine Hay
Bertha Ferree
Marion Swihart
Balloonacy and the Joys of Flight in Verse
A playful piece contrasts balloons with automobiles, noting a balloon can pass over crowds without harm while an impatient driver may cause trouble. It jokes about aeronauty and airship mishaps, ending with the idea that an airship must land after a surprise drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Lippincott’s Magazine
Inclosing the Stamp Trick From a Business Chief
A business head shares a method to enclose stamps by wetting a central area and sticking the stamp there. The technique leaves all edges gum covered for sticking when the stamp is used, avoiding loss or damage common with corner pasting.
Rexall Orderlies Endorsed for Aged and Weak Bowels
Aged readers are urged to try Rexall Orderlies with a personal guarantee that they cost nothing if claims aren’t substantiated. The candy‑like laxative promises gentle, non different action, no diarrhoea or nausea, and a regulative effect on the bowels. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at The Rexall Store Rager & Jontz Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seexall
Courtship by Pants
A Muscotah Record tale notes a fastidious suitor found the sewing girl's name in overalls he bought. He wrote a letter then received a blunt reply: a working girl who will not fund a husband, and will marry only a man who can afford better than 47 cent breeches.
A Hero in a Lighthouse and the Electric Bitters
J. B. Bonhue of So Haven Michigan, Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with preventing wreckage and curing kidney trouble and chills. He says the remedy improved his sight and health at seventy, and endorses it for dyspepsia indigestion stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available 50c at Rager and Jontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonhue
Haven
Mich
Rager & Jontz
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F. M Downing
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Embalimer
Silver Lake
Indiana
Just
Peppers
Dept. A. International Banana Food Co
Chicago, Il
FOR
Rager
Jontz
Davis Bros
the Farmers Bank
International Banana Food Company OF
Chicago
E. W. Gresso & CO
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