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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
4
An old moral line extols giving approving words to raise spirits now rather than delaying kindness until hardship arrives. It emphasizes the ear's pleasure and the happiness sparked by timely encouragement.
Mrs Ed Wendel of the southwest reports the death of Rudolph Snyder at his Wabash home at an early hour on Thursday morning. He was over seventy five and four weeks earlier broke his left leg in an accident, with believed internal injuries from the fall. Funeral arrangements were not set at press time.
Advertisement from W. H. Johnson acting for Emmons and Co Nursery of Newark New York offering high quality nursery stock. All stock warranted to grow first year. Contact W. H. Johnson for arrangements.
Record Office witnesses steady attendance as Notary staff stand ready during standard business hours. Visitors seek authentication, affidavits, and certified copies from available notaries and clerks.
A stovetop vegetable soup recipe uses milk to steep sliced vegetables then a roux of flour and butter. After stirring in hot milk and two cups of broth, simmer fifteen minutes, finish with a beaten egg and cream for a rich, quick soup.
Do not wash a switch often but when you do handle it carefully. Pour boiling water over a cake of white soap and make strong suds. Hold the switch by the stem and lift it in the water without rubbing or entangling hair. Rinse with a similar motion and hang to drip dry. Do not rub dry with a towel. If possible hang outdoors.
The article describes a medieval sounding custom in extreme northeast Siberia Borneo and Arab Nubian tribes where the groom is flogged on his wedding day. The ritual tests the groom’s manhood by forcing him to endure pain without flinching.
A weary woman answers a tourist about the number of her children. She says she never knows for certain until copper time comes. Willie is fishing, Tommy is breaking in a colt, Georgie borrowed his father's shotgun for hunting, and Esmeralda Ann is thinking of dope.
An earnest life demands constant work and rejected laziness. Happiness follows diligent effort as life itself is a monumental task. Shifting to idleness is cowardly and avoidance of labor. Every person should perform duties and lead a busy life.
A reading from St Nicholas describes the wolf den as a grim, mysterious home with the remains of past feasts and strong odor. A Navy tale recounts Commodore Fyffe reporting his wife disobeying orders by residing at an overseas station, prompting the order’s rescission.
Gold normally dissolves only in aqua regia, a mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acids. Researchers found that certain organics enable gold to dissolve in hydrochloric acid. A hydrochloric acid chloroform mixture, and alcohols such as ethyl methyl and amyl alcohol, can aid dissolution. The process occurs slowly in cold acid and faster when heated.
A lighthearted tale centers on a poet and his wife as their dinner is interrupted when the Williamsons’ dog bolts into the kitchen and carries off the steak, prompting reflections on grief and creative inspiration.
An old advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for burns boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains and bruises. It claims rapid inflammation relief and pain reduction available for 25 cents at Rager and Jontz's.
Notice that C. Leroy Leonard has been appointed by the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk as administrator of Kezia J. Bilger late of Kosciusko County deceased. The estate is indicated as solvent. December 27, 1512.
The Kosciusko Circuit Court notices an administrator for the estate, O Leroy Leonard, with the date December 27, 1912. The administrator is named and referenced in the public notice.
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