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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
A condensed survey traces great conflicts and memorials from the 1346 Crécy victory near Ed ward III to the Joan of Arc stake marker in Rouen. It recounts Marathon, Cawnpore, Thebes and Athens, and the Waterloo saga, noting monuments, ruins, and symbolic statues marking pivotal moments and martyrs.
Lunénfeld on Ja maice avenue and Park street accused Craigo of stealing a plate marked 9.0.D. The teeth sat in court as witnesses argued ownership. an unnamed Queens resident seized the plate after verdict and wore the teeth amid the clashes. Lunenfeld plans $19,000 damages suit against Craigs.
A Philadelphia cat with three kittens kept them all while a neighbor cat with kittens drowned hers nearby. The second cat repeatedly attacked the defenseless brood, twice stealing a kitten and attempting another theft. A night attic clash settled with the first cat’s kittens safe again as the intruder retreated. The rival cat showed remarkable tracking, even entering via a skylight.
Guide recommends using fuel oil to destroy vegetation when cheap. Apply 100 to 150 gallons per acre for grass and narrow leaves, with several light applications to avoid harming roots. For small plots like tennis courts kerosene can be used though spraying equipment is preferred for economy and effectiveness.
In a grand jury charge Judge Frank Carter declares the telephone one of the most provocative causes of immorality and says it has raised the cost of living by at least 30 percent. He warns it erodes youth morality as boys and girls exchange words over the phone they would not say in person and leads people to order goods from merchants they would not otherwise buy.
Four Hawkins County schools were consolidated. A new building costing 4500 dollars was provided on six acres to serve as the consolidated county school facility.
A fragment references a delicate dessert praised as dainty and faithfully shaped, highlighting a refined confection in a decorative context. The wording suggests admiration for its meticulous preparation and presentation.
A quoted reminiscence reveals a great pianist describing his thinning hair and looming inability to continue playing. The devoted wife asks what ails him as he laments his fading craft and foresees retirement in coming years.
A reflective note urges using mirth to ease hardship and brighten daily life. The speaker casts humor as a practical remedy for sorrow, inviting readers to seek joyful moments even in tough times.
Fragmentary ad text claims Romana Bal Sam heals sore eyes and granulated eyelids rapidly. Vague marketing lines compare success against wrath to a corkscrew, suggesting a bold promotional claim without clear evidence.
A vintage ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue for whiter clothes with the slogan smile on wash day. It promises brighter whites and notes availability at grocers. The fragment adds a quirky line about stage wings and chorus girls, hinting at a playful cultural aside.
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