18 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
1
Advertisement urges buyers to choose Madison Machine Co's Rocky Mountain Tea over rivals claiming superior quality. It states the price at 35 cents and emphasizes no higher cost.
The following is the address delivered by Prof J E Eschbach at the graduation exercises held at the U B Church in this place on Saturday evening July 5 1902.
A long, reflective speech urges youths to value effort over idle dreams. It argues that starting capital is both ancestry and physical training, and stresses choosing a fitting career over vanity. It cites Lincoln and other giants to prove education broadens ability, not guarantees success.
The author argues for more dog friendly water fountains at street level, noting rabies risks and comparing to horse troughs. He suggests reservoirs low enough for small dogs and emphasizes public safety and care for pets. The piece presents a practical civic proposal in a concise opinion style.
The undersigned will give a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone needing a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. This is a new remedy and agent. Ruger</analysis>
Notice warns that from July 21 1902 any person riding a bicycle on sidewalks within Silver Lake will be prosecuted under state law. The notice is signed by Joan J Leonano.
The Teachers County Institute opens August 11 in Winona Lake for five days. Geo Worley arranged to hold sessions with faculty from Windia summer school led by John M Coulter and others from Chicago Purdue Indiana polis Clark University and Indiana State Normal. Lectures cover pedagogy and nature study with eminent educators at minimal cost to teachers.
A three week tent meeting starts Sunday July 20 in Silver Lake with Union Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 10 50 and evening service at 7 followed by an 8 o clock sermon. Bevz Stasker D D and singer W S Weeden lead the first week with nightly services and a Saturday chorus choir rehearsal. Akron folks have raised about 200 dollars and aim for 50 more to fund September meetings directed by Dr Chapman and featuring noted evangelists.
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold exams in September and October in many locations to recruit young men and women. There are 1126,423 classified positions, with salaries from 660 to 1200 yearly and promotions afterward. Applications require common schooling and no politics or religion check. Free information is available from the Columbian Correspondence College in Washington, D C, via its Civil Service Catalog for 1902.
A brief notice advertises a one year subscription for one dollar. It states a limited time offer for readers to sign up and enjoy twelve months of issues at a reduced price. The item emphasizes value and access to local news content.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after years of torment from a severe long trouble and obstinate couch. She says doctors and remedies failed until the remedy cured her and guarantees a cure for coughs colds throat and lung trouble with trial bottles free at Chas Raget.
The Sunday evening event at Center Church in town drew many residents. The church overflowed with attendees and some could not enter or even reach the doors or windows.
A clerical figure writes to General Kitchener offering peace negotiations in Africa. He suggests Christian soldiers' gaze and asks for approval of upcoming services. The exchange hints at tentative steps toward peace amid wartime pressures.
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