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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
3
Hazel McKrill and others visited on Sunday. Leck obtained a horse for a ride near McKrill's auto. A band concert was held at Silver Thursday and would continue every evening during the concert season.
Scientists report bones found in a Swiss cave revealing early humans faced constant peril from predators. A. Brown of Alexander Maine cites Dr King’s New Medicine as a life saving remedy amid deadly disease claims. Trial bottles offered.
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture governs the state fair as a property held in trust for the people. Sixteen districts elect sixteen members, who run the board with a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and superintendents during the fair. Members receive only a per diem and travel expenses, the board operates non-politically to showcase agricultural, horticultural and livestock interests statewide.
In 1731 Diedrich Ten Broeck on Staten Island helped pull in the Dutch ship Stadtholder of Antwerp with a crew vanished without trace. The mystery spurred wild theories from cannibal octopuses to whales while New Amsterdam kept an official, unproved record of the event.
A guide urges daily brushing and light stroking to remove dust from hair pieces. It warns against leaving dust to accumulate and recommends light exposure to sun and air, smoothing after wear, and periodic cleansing with cornmeal to remove grease and dirt.
Instructions advise relacquering brass beds with cost starting at five dollars and varying by size. Warning against damp conditions and coal exposure. Recommends wiping with cheesecloth or silk duster to remove demons and restore shine.
Readable text notes available post cards of all kinds and sale prices posted at the RECORD office.
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