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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
5
A citizen criticizes street spitters who discharge tobacco juice onto business district sidewalks. The opines sidewalks are stained and urges an ordinance or fines to deter offenders, noting ladies skirts could be soiled and calling for public enforcement.
A local husband claims Ader-i-ka relieved his wife from stomach pain and sour stomach in twenty minutes. The ad praises the product's claimed bowel cleansing, gas relief, and prevention of appendicitis, with J. R. Norman, Druggist, endorsing it.
The Silver Lake circuit Methodist churches announce preaching on June 4 with services at 9:30 a.m. South Pleasant Silver Lake 10:45 a.m. Disko 7:30 p.m. All are invited to attend and support with their presence. Pastor J. L. Sturgeil extends the invitation.
The Pennsylvania railroad plans to spend about $100,000 on emergency work to protect tracks from flooding near Gary. The action aims to keep lines operational during high water and protect transportation infrastructure.
After the blessing ends, a period follows where diners adjust back to normal flow. The transition helps ease conversation and restore casual dining rhythm.
The Pleasant township Sunday School convention in Wabash county will be held at the Disko M E Church next Sunday June 4 starting at 2 o'clock. An excellent program is planned for both forenoon and afternoon sessions with more than a half dozen schools expected to be represented.
Information is desired for a list of soldiers buried in Lakeview cemetery with their dates of death and their company and regiment. Relatives or friends are asked to write or telephone the Record office with the missing names to preserve a complete record.
H Hohman proprietor of a boarding house at Yellow Creek Lake was taken by Sheriff Moon of Warsaw to the county jail for observation after a nervous breakdown. He was allowed to return home Monday.
A large fire last Sunday in Hamilton, a town northeast of here, devastated the village. The blaze exposed the municipal chemical fire fighting apparatus as out of service for a year, and by the time it was restored, the fire had done its work, offering a troubling lesson in preparedness.
Mr. and Mrs. EB. T. Baker attended the auto races in Indianapolis on Tuesday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith of Akron. Deb Kerlin, Harry Haney, Pierre and Deverlle Underhill also traveled to Indianapolis for the events. Dean Hill and wife, with Otho Hill and wife, went to North Manchester then joined the trip to Indianapolis for the races Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs G W Kaufman returned from Florida where they stayed for eighteen months then went to Marion to visit relatives before coming back to town over the weekend.
Announcement received by Mr and Mrs Ira Coy reports the birth of a 9 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sheeley at their home in I natchee Washington. The child has been named Louie Ellen. Further details about the Taooby family are unclear from the notice.
A raiding party from the attorney general's office seized equipment for moonshine making on the William Rapp farm near Syracuse. The haul included a still coil brass kettles seven gallons of mash fifteen sacks of bottles and other incriminating items.
The New York Central Lines issue a free 1000-page railroad reference book with 50 000 listed concerns sorted by commodities and locales. It includes 20 maps 400 halftone illustrations and expert articles on packing and freight loss avoidance. Copies available via Grand Central Terminal Publicity Department.
Notice urges drivers in Wabash to carry container and registry card in the car. Reports two or three arrests for violations. Advises to keep tail light burning in residential areas while requiring taillight use in side streets and business districts only if needed for visibility.
Government announces switch from quarterly to monthly pension payments starting after September 1. All individuals on the pension roll will transition to monthly installments.
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