Kosciusko Medical Association Plans Six Month Program
The Kosciusko County Medical association committee led by Dr N A Cary and doctors G W Anglin C Norman Howard met in Warsaw to map a six month program. Several new members joined and applications await action at the next meeting. The program is being printed by the Record in book form and will be completed soon.
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Kosciusko County Medical Association
N. A. Cary
G. W. Anglin
C. Norman Howard
Warsaw
Warsaw Juveniles Entertained Here By Grandson’s Party
Mrs L W Myers hosts Warsaw boys for two days in honor of her grandson Watson Cook. The group arrived on the 10 34 train this morning and stay until the 8 16 train tomorrow evening with Mrs J H Anglin as chaperon. A juvenile nine from Silver Lake will play a ballgame tomorrow afternoon in the park. Swimming and boating are prohibited during the visit.
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L. W. Myers
Warsaw
Watson Cook
J. H. Anglin
Silver Lake
Grover Cleveland Dies Unexpectedly at Princeton
Former U S president Grover Cleveland died suddenly at his Princeton New Jersey home Wednesday morning at 8 40 o clock The physician cited heart failure with complications of pulmonary thrombosis and oedema as the immediate causes He was born in Caldwell New Jersey on March 18 1837 and served as president from 1885 to 1889 and 1893 to 1897.
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Caldwell
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
United States
The Merry Widow Hat Causes Mayhem in Charles City
A merry widow hat wreaked havoc in Charles City Iowa tearing up a pump strap spilling 47 teams and letting horses free. The hat spun into a hole in the pavement and an oil well began spouting where it vanished prompting the mayor to order four dozen merry widow hats from Chicago for prospecting.
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Charles City
Iowa
Chicago
Runaway Accident Involving F M Jaques And Grandson
F M Jaques and his grandson Master Clinton Cavender were dragged by a runaway colt after signaling a passing auto on the Silver Creek bridge last Saturday. The horse bolted, Jaques was dragged and bruised, the wagon ran over him, the boy escaped with a bruise, and both survived without serious injuries.
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F. M. Jaques
Clinton Cavender
Mr. Jaques
Early Morning Shower Benefits Local Crops
A Sunday dawn shower aided crop growth with thunderstorms, hail and wind but caused no damage. After a spell of hot weather, the rain came at an ideal time for expanding crops, helping moisture levels recover.
Fourth of July Busy Day in Silver Lake
Silver Lake prepares a packed Fourth with a surprise artillery salute and free entertainment. Contests for prizes run through the day, with a morning ball game at Myrtie Glenn and an afternoon match against Silver Lake. Dinners available, speeches by Eschbach and Manwarning, and prize drawings at Swibart and Gresso stores. Evening concert by the Silver Lake band, then vaudeville. No fireworks. Free admission.
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Silver Lake
Silver Lake Band
Vaudville
Big and Little Ones in Fish Law Eyed by Lawmakers
An Indiana reader argues against restrictive fishing statutes that favor a few. The piece critiques seining bans, overbearing fines, and the dominance of large fish, urging repeal of bad laws and support for stocking programs while calling for removal of undesirable species through legal methods.
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Indiana
News-Mirror
Bourbon
U.S. A
Cate
Iim
Pastry Market by M E Aid Society Planned
The M E Aid society will hold a pastry market on Saturday June 27 with pies cakes doughnuts home made bread and dressed chicken for sale. Sale begins at 9 30 a m and readers are urged to give liberal patronage.
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M. E. Aid Society
James Sherman III Ill in Utica Area Health Update
James S. Sherman of Utica New York Republican vice presidential candidate has been seriously ill with gallstones for days. It was feared an operation would be required, but latest advices say he is improving and doctors hope surgery can be avoided.
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James &. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Mad Dog Scares Nationwide As Children Bite Fear Grows
Reports from across the country describe mad dog scares and bitten children. The notice urges vigilance during hot weather and recommends muzzles where appropriate to prevent attacks.
Man Hurt On Farm In Hay Rake Accident
Thomas Groninger of the south of town suffered serious mashed fingers on his right hand while handling a hay rake tongue at a farm wagon. He was taken to town and treated by Dr. Cary. he is recovering but will be unable to work for some time.
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Thomas Groninger
Mr. Groninger
Dr. Cary
The Big Fishers and Their Cold Storage
The writer laments that large fish buyers control prices and profit from cold storage, accusing them of manipulating laws to corner the market. Peter and James are cited as fishermen under moral critique, with a promise of further remarks to come.
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Peter
James
Band Concert Opens Series By Silver Lake Band
The Silver Lake band gave the first in a series of weekly Wednesday evening concerts attracting a large crowd. Musicians have practiced for months and secured up to date music to entertain summer residents and visitors.
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Silver Lake Band
Inducing a Friend to Subscribe to the Record EB
A suggestion to persuade a friend to subscribe to the Record EB proposing a price of one dollar per year. The note frames a simple sales pitch aimed at securing a yearly subscription.
Charles True Weds Effie Miller in Benedict Marriage
Charles True a baker at the Star Restaurant married Miss Effie Miller last Saturday at the bride’s parents home near Akron. The couple, who returned Sunday evening, reside in a North Jefferson street cottage and receive well wishes from Silver Lake and surrounding community.
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Charles True
The
Star Resturant
Silver Lake
Rochester
Effie Miller
Akron
Mrs. True
Jefferson Street
Mr. True
Horned Toad Captured in East Warsaw
A horned toad was captured in East Warsaw on Monday. The note suggests it is likely the same animal that escaped from the Zimmerman home here last summer.
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Warsaw
Zimmerman
Mrs M D Yotter Recovers After Operation
Mrs M D Yotter is resting after an operation performed by Dr Lester of Claypool and De Cary of Silver Lake last week. She is thought to be recovering well and hoped to regain her health rapidly.
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M. D. Yotter
Busybody mirrors light up Philadelphia streets
The New York Tribune describes a Philadelphia device called a busybody. Three mirrored panels arranged on a lintel let residents view the street below from an upper window. It acts as a time saving watcher for front steps, alerting residents to approaching visitors.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
New York Tribune
Specimen copy offers subscription trial for readers
A specimen edition circulates to non subscribers inviting a two year six month or three month trial subscription as a courtesy to entice uptake and foster ongoing readership.
Eclipse of the Sun on June 28 Invites Observation
The article notes a rare nearly total sun eclipse on June 28 viewed from Evansville with timing from 8 33 a m to 11 33 a m and a sun surface coverage of about two thirds. It lists the eclipse path across Americas Europe Africa and oceans with cities including Mexico Tampa and Bermuda Islands.
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America
Europe
Africa
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Tampa
Florida
Bermuda Islands
Evansville
Albert Perry Still At Large As Manhunt Moves Southwest
No new developments in the Albert Perry case. He remains in hiding in the countryside southwest of town. Officers have repeatedly searched the area but have not located him.
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Albert Perry
General Satisfaction Electric Light System Progress
Giving General Satisfaction’s electric light system under Paulus and Burk has provided general satisfaction to date. They strive to put the plant in dependable condition so that current and lights will be supplied reliably except for unavoidable accidents.
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Paulus & Burk
Conductor William Branson Injured Falling From Car
William Branson, recently moved from Anderson to Warsaw, employed by the Winona Interurban Co. as conductor, was severely injured last Friday night when his shoe heel loosened. He fell from the run-board while collecting fares, grasped the board, and was dragged a distance, breaking a collar bone and sustaining bruises. He will be unable to work for about two weeks. His wife was summoned from her parents in town.
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William &. Branson
Anderson
Warsaw
Winona Interurban Co
The Best Way to Support Churches in Communities
The article argues churches strengthen communities through teaching and morals, with businesses and congregations sharing support. It asserts churches promote virtue, honesty, charity, and good governance, benefiting childrearing and overall social quality. It notes hypocrisy exists but does not negate the positives.
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Tvche
Largest collection of Post Silver Lake items at recent sale
A compact record notes a large gathering of Post Silver Lake artifacts at a regional sale, featuring diverse items and potential notable pieces among the collection.
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Merry Widow
Myrtie
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Keann
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JF EO Eschbach
A. C. Manwarning
Mentone
Gresso
Myrtle— Tienn Park
Pastery Market
James S. Sherman
Ili
Benedict
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