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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
A long fragment tells of Jabaria, a nineteen year old woman in an unnamed land, facing arranged marriage after a registry method forces criminals to marry the king’s unappealing daughters. A judge overturns some cases, but wider patterns of crime lead to staged unions with powerful families and a dramatic confrontation.
In university days Bismarck enjoyed festivity far more than study. When Count Keyserling needed a chaperone for visiting young cousins, Bismarck posed as the count while Keyserling stayed home. The ruse delighted the visitors and later drew praise from their mother, revealing Bismarck's playful nature.
The Record notes residents and events including Fr M Metheny and wife visiting from North Manchester, Sr C Hanes visiting from Wabash, T B Hathaway at a funeral near South Whitley, Bi Reed moving to Mishawaka, David Rowland selling land to Albert Bolinger of North Manchester for 4160, D Anglin collecting insurance assessments from Warsaw, E E Maurer opening a writing class at the high school, and Bessie Smith of Elkhart burning hair on a cigar lighter.
A notice invites readers to share copies of the RECORD with friends who would like one. It asks for names and addresses be given to the office or a Record representative.
Rank Wittrout and wife of Minneapolis Kansas visit with friends. H G Groninger takes holiday trip to Missouri visiting Jacob Leckrone of Edenville. Conradt Boots advertises a 13 day price smash sale with railroad fare on ten dollar purchases. John Miller travels to Tennessee to visit daughter Mrs R H McFarland and Foster Miller plans return. Farmers urged to plant crops, warning of economic impact if a year without harvest.
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