The Less Friction Then Less Wear and More Speed
A brief note highlighting efficiency and performance gains from reduced friction. It emphasizes smoother operation, reduced component wear, and higher speeds in mechanical systems.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
5
A brief note highlighting efficiency and performance gains from reduced friction. It emphasizes smoother operation, reduced component wear, and higher speeds in mechanical systems.
The text muses on luck and effort, urging openness to experience and sticking to good choices. It warns that easy paths invite ruin and asks readers to pause and evaluate whether they are selecting the path of least resistance. It highlights everyday harms and the value of earnest self-examination.
William L. Miller living west of town was kicked in the face by a horse while unhitching a team at noon today. The blow broke the left cheek bone and he was bruised otherwise. Dr. Leckrone attended him.
A fragmented reflection argues that happiness cannot coexist with selfishness and social snobbery. It claims spiritual development is needed sooner or later to lift human spirits and improve life.
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co a pledge to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1586 in Gleason. Advertisement promises internal remedy and free testimonials from Toledo Ohio firm.
Samuel Kerlin attended business in Fort Wayne last Saturday. Mr and Mrs L V Jackson from Marion visited at EH BE Botts home with Jackson teaching at Marion Normal College. A baby girl arrived at A H Hill home Thursday morning. Band concert planned next Thursday evening. Miss Wilma Cay of Marion visited her uncle Ira Cay’s family and returned Saturday. Spectacle and eye glass advice from Dr Leekrone on Saturday July 26. A notice to bring old papers to RECORD office. Mrs Newt Getty led twelve girls on a lake picnic Sunday after Sunday School.
Fray and family were in Wi nona on Sunday. Miss Grace Greenwood of Chicago visited her grandmother Mrs. E J Without and relatives. Amiss was in North Manchester on business. The Misses Eather Drudire and Flossie Yates visited North Manchester. The Misses Mable Gladys Haney and Iva Mekrill visited North Manchester. W A Warner and wife of southeast of town visited relatives in South Bend.
A vintage testimonial promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts wounds and bruises with J H Polanco of Delvalle Texas R No 2 citing its effectiveness on a cut foot and praise from Rager and Jontz as recommending the product.
J. C. Hay informs patrons of regular weekly absence from the office on Wednesdays during July and August.
Wanted notice invites non subscribers of the RECORD to enroll. Paper will be mailed to their address for one dollar per year.
Paul Mathalka of Buffalo New York says Dr King s New Life Pills are the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family in relief from constipation headaches and dyspepsia as he recommends them widely.
Tom P Morgan in Puck laments changing medical care from the devoted Dr Pillsbury who made house calls and cared deeply for patients to the present era of Dr Smart with rigid office hours and larger bills. The piece contrasts old wagon days with modern practice and praises selfless sacrifice over formal credentials.
John admires a single water drop under a microscope while Janet warns of dangers should terrible things break out of the water and threaten them.
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps recounted a New Haven tale where a hard drinker cured by eating whenever craving a drink becomes fixated on food. He once rushed to the hotel desk shouting that a man in room 153 had shot himself, then requested a fried egg sandwich.
In a damage suit against a corporation, the plaintiff’s counsel appeals to the jury. He argues the train ran too slowly and signals were misused, claiming the cow’s death would have been avoided if proper procedures had been followed.
Marshall P. Wilder recounts a wife blaming the cat for a baked pie and a husband’s chilling reply suggesting a substitute cat. The grim anecdote unfolds as a cautionary domestic tale illustrating a fatal bite of fate.
Local gossip notes Artie Appleton lingering around his partner during a Kansas City trip last week. The report suggests personal tensions and public interest in the couple’s movements.
Germantown items arrived too late for this week with notes they will appear in the next issue. Local updates and notices await publication once timing allows.
Dale Haney from North Manchester visited Myrtle-Glenn Park with the Judy family and wished for daily entertainment. Edith Nichols Floy Olinger and other North Manchester youths enjoyed Sunday at the lake while vaudeville acts wrapped up. Fort Wayne visitors Karl Williams and wife praised the park at George Crippen’s cottage as Drs Unthank and Grubb discuss a potential purchase and fire cottage. Ed and family from Fort Wayne plan to visit later in the week for fishing and games.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment offered as a soothing antiseptic for itching burning and eruptions. Forehead eczema cleared in two weeks per Mr Allen of Littletown Pa. Guaranteed relief or money refunded. Available at druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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