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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
Local items note an upcoming copper telephone line from Warsaw to Indianapolis. The 43rd Indiana Sunday School Convention will convene in Kokomo from June 18 to 20. A Swayzee saloon keeper offers his business to temperance advocates after fines for Nicholson law violations. Miscellaneous folks share aphorisms on luck, faith, and resilience.
Reports from Claypool and surrounding towns list visitors to families, local business notices, and small ads. People mentioned include Mrs. Sarat Johnson of North Webster, Mrs. Bettie Brown of Warsaw, and Mrs. M. M. Rager. post cards, kodak sales, and a lake fishing trip are cited. A. D. Rager, Devoe paint ads, and band concert announced.
Indiana teachers will enter six week summer training at Winona Lake to meet a 1908 law requiring twelve weeks of instruction before teaching. C M McDaniel heads the program with Mrs Eliza Blaker as associate principal guiding normal training for hundreds of teachers across departments from rural education to languages and science.
Linc Adamson formerly of Akron has moved his family to Silver Lake and now occupies the Miss Orpha McClure property on Walnut street. The town extends a welcome to Mr Adamson and his household goods.
President Roosevelt tells students and parents to blend play with study, cultivate courage and kindness, and protect those weaker. He warns against bullying, urges standing up for the right and rejecting betrayal of trust.
A fragmentary letter complains about youths and fashionable girls, describing them as fops and street loafers while urging parental concern. The text also references a cure for eczema and a note from an individual named Henriette.
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