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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
7
A lengthy biographical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson from his Virginian birth through Princeton and Virginia law studies to Johns Hopkins Bryn Mawr Wesleyan and Princeton. It cites his marriages his presidency at Princeton and governor of New Jersey and notes his published works and professional honors.
A historical sketch tracing Woodrow Wilson from birth in Staunton Virginia to his ascent as governor of New Jersey and eventual presidency. It notes his father’s Georgia ministry, early reading habits, and scholarly focus on law American history and political economy.
The text outlines a June 25 reading plan from Philippians 1 1 11 4 1 9 with golden text on virtue and praise It discusses map based study of early Christian travels from Jerusalem to Philippi and Damascus and suggests travel clubs wall charts and student led reviews to deepen grasp of Pauline journeys and church expansion.
A physician argues big business must value middle and older workers as the United States seeks to expand productivity amid European conflict. He urges discipline, focused effort, and conservation of energy, noting German industry prizes steadiness of middle age over youthful flashy energy.
The piece reflects on the proverb It takes ten pounds of common sense to carry one pound of learning. It argues for diligent use of means to acquire ten pounds of practical sense to support learning, warning against wasting knowledge or failing to apply it.
A statesman remarks that he values the American eagle and expresses concern over the donkey and elephant as symbols. He notes observing their rivals rise and vows to act to preserve national emblems.
A review of battles and movements a year into World War I notes French assaults in Alsace and Meuse regions, German advances and retreats from Lemberg to Dniester, Italian gains and heavy Isonzo losses, Turkish and British actions, and naval strikes including torpedoed ships and air raids from Bari to Douai.
New York city seeks at least fifty thousand servant girls while typewriter operators emerge among kimono clad women in Japan. Seven thousand women in the United States practice medicine. Mrs Phoebe Hearst estate in California may be broken up by President Carranza as foreign landholders are you sought. Louise L Thomas of St Louis quit society to teach in a Cumberland foothills settlement. French women in uniforms pushed toward the Paris chamber of deputies but were turned back.
The Louisville Courier Journal reports on a restaurant disturbance where a cook chased a waiter with a cleaver while a waitress cried murder. A patron misinterpreted the event as a cabaret act, thinking the waitress’s shouts were song.
A vintage ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a pure blue detergent that keeps clothes whiter than snow. It claims to be best, available in a large package from good grocers for 5 cents, with a prompt offer to ask today.
The article describes a proposed flag design for Vincennes Indiana featuring a central white fleur de lis symbolizing French control and national identity. Radiating from the center are 18 white stripes marking Indiana as the 18th state and 48 small stripes representing the current number of states.
A street quarrel between Casey and O'Brien on Breckinridge Street near Barrett Avenue escalates as spectators gather. An urbane man in a frock coat intervenes, remarking Casey’s face shows trouble, prompting a heated exchange and further comic tension as the crowd watches.
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