Pleasant family gathering honors Miles Beemer visit
A Sunday gathering at Grandma Ariss home on North Jefferson Street honors Miles Beemer of Smithfield Missouri who visited from Friday to Tuesday. Beemer, a mercantile businessman and longtime Smithfield postmaster, was joined by George Amiss and wife from Roano, Charles Amiss and wife, Robert Nelson and wife nearby, and Dr and Mrs Amiss. The group enjoyed a very enjoyable day together.
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Grandma Ariss
Jefferson
Miles Beemer
Smithfeld
Mr. Beemer
Smithfield
George Amiss
Roano
Charles Amiss
Robert Nelson
Mre. Amiss
Editors to Enjoy an Outing in Indiana Republican Group
The annual midsummer meeting and outing of the Indiana Republican Editorial association will be held at South Bend and Benton Harbor from July 28 to 31. The South Bend Chamber of Commerce invited the group and will show newspaper men and their guests many courtesies. One full day will be spent in Benton Harbor with South Bend arrangements led by A. Miller of the Tribune.
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Indiana
Republican Editorial Association
South Bend
Benton Harbor
Invita
Cuba establishes Bureau of Information under Gomez
The Cuban Republic forms a Bureau of Information with Leon J. Canova named director by President Gomez. Canova, an American reporter with eleven years in Cuba, will lead the agency and provide free information to inquiries at the Utility and Information Bureau in Havana.
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Republic of Cuba
Bureau of
Gomez
Leon J. Canova
Cuba
Leon J. ‘Canova
Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Havana
Drinking water and oral hygiene in daily routine
A health note urges proper water intake and morning hygiene. It warns against drinking water before rinsing the mouth with antiseptic and brushing teeth, citing nightly mouth acids that can harm teeth and stomach. It also endorses cold baths for the stomach as a tonic.
Mentone Defeats Silver Lake Boys In Sunday Ball Game
Silver Lake players traveled to Mentone last Sunday to play ball. Mentone defeated the visiting team in a spirited contest.
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Silver Lake Boys
Mentone
Fragmentary OCR item on local storefronts and wait times
Partial text shows scattered phrases about stores and waiting for pickup. No clear event, names, places, or dates are identifiable in readable segments.
Missionary Fund Under Scrutiny Amid Calls for Reform
The home mission collection may see a weaker response this year as critics argue for restructuring of mission work. The Elsie Seigil case in New York prompts concern about safeguarding missionaries and suggests male leadership in missions, with calls for reform of both foreign and domestic efforts.
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Home Mission Fund
Elsie Seigil
New York
Birds Shot In North Town On Neighbor Property
A number of chickens were killed in the northern part of town over the past few days. The birds were killed while trespassing on a neighbor’s property by bullets from a target rifle.
Enjoys His Automobile Uncle Sam Robinson
Uncle Sam Robinson has been enjoying himself greatly with his new automobile. He takes friends for spins and finds as much pleasure in sharing the ride as in driving.
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Sam Robinson
Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule
Rev. William Hoffman leads services at Silver Lake with Sunday school at 9 30 am and preaching at 10 am. The C E society meets at 26 30.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Hoffman
Silver Lake
C.E. Society
Examination Rigidity Delays Expected Five Day Completion
The examination is proceeding in a strict, rigid manner and is anticipated to require five days to complete.
Indiana Auto Craze Buoys License Issuance
Secretary of State in Indianapolis reports 5900 auto licenses issued up to July 9, a surge from 1559 a year ago. Authors say this reflects an acute autoitis across Indiana with similar conditions nationwide. Mentioned cases appear in Silver Lake and others exposed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Silver Lake
Value of Books and Mind Expansion Through Reading
A meditation on reading: books nourish the mind like moisture to a plant, expanding intellect and broadening views. Diverse subjects prevent narrow thinking, echoing Renaissance progress and broader civil and religious freedoms sparked by ancient manuscripts.
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Existance
Wwe
Engine Ditch Disaster Destroys Benton Harbor Sunday Train
An engine from a Wabash line derailed fourteen miles south of Benton Harbor on a Sunday morning excursion. The locomotive left the rails and slid about 100 yards before stopping. No injuries reported, though front coach passengers were badly shaken.
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Tns
Benton Harbor
Wabash
Postcards Seen at REcorD Office
A casual inquiry asks if postcard displays are visible at the REcorD office, noting interest in the local archival collection.
Greed for Gain Drives Men Toward Ruin Across Nation
The piece laments greed for wealth fueling ruin in prisons and asylums, wrecking happy homes, and driving financiers toward madness and death. It warns that the pursuit of money corrupts morals and repeats historical cycles of ruin.
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Daily
Time of Meeting Changed for Silver Lake Service
Her Spiller will change his appointment at Silver Lake on Sunday July 18 and will hold services in the morning instead of the evening. A special service will be held on this occasion.
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Spiller
Silver Lake
Reading and Opinion Across Voices in Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses comparing different authors on a subject. It mentions judging correctness, forming opinions of others, and how reading broadens understanding. The jagged text hints at a reflective reading approach and the role of judgment.
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James
Kosciusko County Teachers Attend Convened Event
Local educators in Kosciusko County attend a frequently convened teachers gathering. The meeting focuses on professional development and classroom strategies for the upcoming academic term.
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Kos
Ciusko
Big Storm Monday Havoc Hits Crops Across District
A severe storm Monday brought heavy rain and strong winds with lightning strikes across the area. A valuable work horse belonging to Josiah Funk near the German Baptist church east of town was killed, and corn oats and grass were leveled by the downpour.
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Josiah Funk
Deaths and Illnesses in North Manchester Area
Suffering with cancers John Bechtold a brother to Mrs BE E Wright of this place resides a mile and a half southeast of North Manchester in critical condition suffering from lung cancers.
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John Bechtold
BE. E. Wright
Manchester
Culver Military Academy Ranks Second Among Cadet Schools
The War Department announces Culver Military Academy ranks second this year among ten military academies where army officers serve as professors of military science and tactics.
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War Department
Culver Military Academy
Fire safety guidance for home fires and rapid response
The piece stresses calm action in a starting fire, advising to douse burning material, smother small flames, and use a rug or blanket if needed. If unable to extinguish in four minutes, shout Fire and call the city fire department. Everyone should know the emergency number and the nearest fire alarm box, and avoid leaving doors open when escaping.
Food Law Crusade Targets Misbranded Goods
A state commissioner campaigns against mislabeled and adulterated foods and beverages. The effort seeks strict enforcement of purity standards, branding rules, and correct weights, with penalties for violators across outlets.
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James Barrett
Markle
Germantown
Here
Wema
Harvard
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