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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
The Silver Lake Record presents subscription options with prices for one year six months and three months plus a single copy rate. The notice lists the publishers as The Record Pub Co Brush and Hanson and notes postal details and class of matter.
A concise call to action on using proper tools for construction urges practical effort. The message frames hammer use as the key to creating sturdy results rather than improvised force. This compact proverb-like line emphasizes productive work over aggressive agitation.
A critic denounces a man who refuses to work as the worst profiteer in society and predicts a future where even summer vacations are sold in cans. The remark reflects wartime era attitudes toward productivity and consumer goods.
A day described as very good for the corn industry contrasts with many farmers lacking corn. A man insisting on paying fifteen dollars for shoes struggles to attract an audience.
A reflective meditation on striving to uphold the Ten Commandments amid the complexities of modern life and personal inconsistencies. The author contrasts ideal moral standards with everyday compromises and moral inertia.
In Madrid playground handball, spectators unleash harsh epithets like Rogue Thief Convict and Idiot when players err. Betting by both men and women, plus professional bookmakers, creates a bedlam of odds cries as games unfold.
A 1552 Spanish work notes Labrador was first reached in 1476 by Norwegian sailors led by John Scolvus. Previously doubted, new evidence suggests Scolvus preceded Columbus by about 20 years, prompting efforts to honor Scolvus and challenge Columbus’ prior claim.
Olivia visits Reverend Philip Forrester seeking advice for a friend who married into foreign nobility. She reveals a wish to live her own life, while Philip urges the true path: keep faith and tend the acre of flowers in both lives, leaving the romance unresolved.
The text argues that plantain in early American colonies was European in origin and not linked to Indigenous use. It notes Indian pipe and Indian pink are misnamed, describe their appearances, ranges from Virginia to Texas, and state Indians had no known traditional ties to these plants.
Donald Hatfield 21 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hatfield died Tuesday afternoon at home one and a half miles west of Claypool after a two week illness from typhoid fever. Survived by his parents four sisters three brothers and a wide circle of friends. Funeral services set for Friday morning at 10 at the home.
A 23 year old named Varter drowned in Winona Lake after declaring he would swim or die during a boat trip with his brother in law last Thursday evening. He disappeared in fifty feet of water and, despite efforts, was not found until about twenty hours later.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCoy traveled from Coffeeville Kansas to visit his sister Mrs Bennie Drudge and husband for several days. On Saturday the group went to Wabash with Mr and Mrs Drudge and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Brose Butterbaugh, Butterbaugh being a sister to McCoy and Drudge.
A Friday afternoon shower blessed the locality and was welcomed for crops two miles north, while two miles south recorded no rain. Saturday's rainfall again benefited the growing crops, bringing help to farmers.
A large audience gathered at the Methodist church last Sunday evening to see the children's day program. The event was lengthy but well performed, with organizers praised for their faithful preparation over a single week.
Wade and Whitcomb Bakery and Restaurant invites every family in Silver Leake to try their loaf bread as part of a community promotion. Local residents are encouraged to visit the bakery to sample the fresh product and participate in the event.
Invitations will be sent to friends after special stock is printed. The bride and groom to be may visit to view specimen cards and make selections, with prices stated as very low.
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