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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1913

Page

7

Fragmented OCR: unclear text about gene and pot note

The readable content is highly garbled with no clear events or entities. No verifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are present to anchor a coherent news item.

Fragmented note hints at scattered details and names

Readable phrases mention a white crane and Gilles with others. The text mixes names, places, and odd terms, suggesting a garbled field report or archive fragment. No clear event or outcome emerges, but references to individuals like Gilles and unspecified locations appear amid stray terms.

Misses' Bress or royal blue draped voile dress

Short note describes a Misses' dress in Bress or royal blue draped voile fabric. It mentions a Tuesday sale or display with a 2TUES tag, indicating a dress option and timing.

Sewing guide relays sock making tips

A fragmented instructional passage describes making socks with emphasis on shaping the toe and heel, using flat seams for durability and a reinforced top to endure wear. It includes cautions about safety pins and maintaining good light during sewing.

Babs Shane

Rubber garment protects gown with violet bouquet design

A simple green rubberized silk device shaped like violets protects a gown when floral accessories are worn. It uses a green wire frame to shape the bouquet and attach to a corsage, preventing moisture contact and allowing flexible positioning.

Striking hat trimming style sparks debate in era

The New York Herald notes a fashionable streamer trim for hats, favored by French and Atmore society. It describes a narrow black band worn from the right side across the gown’s hem, suggesting only picturesque or youthful women should attempt the look.

Maire Crane i New York Herald

Rose Flavoring Process Notes

Instructions describe filling two glass bottles with fresh fragrant petals crowding them fully and submerging them in pure alcohol until submerged.

Tragic Lumber Yard Accident Claims Harrison Superintendent

John Hueselmans, superintendent at a Harrison lumber yard, dies after being buried by a collapsing timber pile while warning workers. John Tussell of Newark and a crowded trolley crowd witnessed the incident as workers rushed to move debris. Hueselmans died instantly. Tussell suffered multiple fractures and was hospitalized in critical condition. Summer hats made from wood shavings are noted as a Japan driven industry, with the United States as a major purchaser.

John Hueselmans Harrison N. J John Tussell Newark Hueselmans Hissell Hueselimans Bissell St. Michael's Hospital Hueselmans’ Traangled Japan United States

Jehu and the weather talk turn to sympathetic pain

A fragment shows a caller insisting she may have appendicitis while Jehu ignores the concern, focused on a sporting page. The exchange reveals gendered frustration and habit of worrying about weather and climate in casual dialogue.

Jehu John Jehusi

When Ex President Taft Was Married

A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette wedding notice from twenty seven years ago praised William H Taft as a Yale graduate of high standing with integrity courage and keen instincts predicting a career of great distinction for him and Helen L Herron as the bride in the ceremony of Mrs Taft.

Taft Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Helen L. Herron John W. Herron Wiliam Howard Taft William H. Taft Efe Yale

Money Talks In Court Over Income Impediment

A court hearing centers on the phrase money talks and the husband’s impediment in his income. The case outlines financial disputes and marital accountability with emphasis on earnings and support.

Noisy Tryouts Echo Like Boiler Shop Din

Residents note a clamorous scene as a group attempts an activity causing constant banging and roaring sounds similar to a boiler shop, disrupting nearby households and prompting complaints.

Proverbwarned Glutton Cools With Ice In Heat

A quip from Meditations of Jerebiah of Joppa notes the man who eats and drinks in hot weather sweats and seeks cooling like an Ike cake on a hot stove. It humorously scorches indulgence.

Jerebiah Joppa

Dealer’s Fish Mixup Over Shad Order Sparks Confusion

A dealer’s stock and a customer’s order clash as marked fish labels lead to a dispute over shad. The exchange ends with clarification that the items are not the customer’s and the correct species, shad, will be delivered.

Travel on nerve May Cost Railroads Dear

A remark notes that when a man can travel as far on nerve as on an excursion ticket, railroads are likely to lose money.

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