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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
An 1907 column notes an inch of rain equals eleven and one third inches of snow. Census data show ten women as wheelwrights. Kansas has a man with multiple trades. farming employs millions. Light travels faster than sound, and a gun’s flash precedes its report by distance.
Special notice announces a large Eastern firm supplies Brethren clothing at lower prices than ever. It urges families to save money by visiting the store in North Manchester to compare prices and inspect goods.
Braude has purchased the Swihart bankrupt stock of general merchandise and will close it in a 21 days sale at low prices. Advertisements note the sale begins Monday January 28 with a new issue of the Recorb EB.
Rural carrier William Wiley on route two had a runaway horse yesterday near Bert Keller's place. The wagon tipped and Wiley was trapped inside but restrained the horse until help arrived. He sustained bruises and a loosened rib but finished his rounds with a borrowed rig.
A reflective prose piece celebrates birth as humanity’s foundational event. It portrays the mother cradling a new baby, linking maternal devotion to the ongoing progress of civilization and human struggle. The mother’s suffering and sacrifice underpin society’s future.
A plea to subscribe to the Srarver Lake Record urges readers to act promptly to ensure receipt of the local newspaper and avoid missing issues. The appeal emphasizes neighborly sharing and timely access to the paper.
Dr George E Coghill argues archery offers full physical benefit and rich aesthetics for lifelong recreation. The essay notes archery builds exercise, breathing, self control, and coordination of body and eye, with historical appeal from Robin Hood to modern practice.
The pastors of our town request business leaders to close at a suitable hour each evening during the revival to allow employees to attend services. The appeal emphasizes community welfare and Christian duty. Mrs J A Walter returned home from a week with relatives in Berrien Centre, bringing a niece for a short visit.
A Silver Lake family reports an unexpected delivery from A Q Stork Esq. They deny ordering goods, note improper packaging, and state perishable items weigh eight pounds and arrive at the wrong address. The letter asks for shipping instruction errors to be corrected while claiming they will keep the items.
A sequence of property transfers lists buyers and sellers, parcels described by sections and towns, and sale prices ranging from 40 to 4009 dollars. Transactions include Lake and Milford areas with parcels in Winona Park Warsaw and Wayne County.
A terse note urges readers to subscribe to the Recorp publication, highlighting ongoing access and continued years of service. The message emphasizes subscribing rather than borrowing and hints at long-term availability.
August Sherpe of Fort Madison praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as rightly named. They act more agreeably and do more good than other laxatives and are guaranteed to cure biliousness and constipation. 25 cents at Corner Drug Store.
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