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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

4

Gospel Hill Items and Local Visits Lead Parish News

Isaac Alrey sawed material for a new house for Mrs Petgen. Rev Wright addressed the Brethren church. Aaron Arnold and family visited the Brandenburg home near Warsaw. H G Groninger baled hay. the baler broke loose and rolled down a hill. William Aker and family hosted Eva McHatten at Pierceton. S E Aker and family visited William Aker over the weekend. Carrie and Willodean Swick visited Maggie Meese and husband at New Paris.

Isaac Alrey Mrs. Petgen Carrie Willodean Swick Mrs Maggie Meese Husband New Paris

Hall's Catarrh Cure Adpledged By Cheney Firm

Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886, by A W Gleason. Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials and 75 cent pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo W Gleason W Gleason, (Seal) Notary Public Hall Yr. J. Cheney & Co

Center Items Highlight Weekend Visits and Hay Raking

Community notes list frequent Sunday visits among the Carr Hill and Beeber families. The center focuses on hay raking as a day’s task with residents sharing time at various homes.

Ethel Hill Marie Carr Albert Beeber

Grove Chapel Ice Cream Social and Sunday Gatherings

Community notes from Grove Chapel describe an ice cream social planned for Saturday on the church lawn and a busy Sunday with 53 attending Sunday School. Several visits follow, including Ruth and Ruby Garman with Miss Mable Beigh, Henry Kreiter with George Beigh family, and Charles Garman with family at the Oder Arnold Lome.

Ruth and Ruby Garman Mable Beigh Charles Garman the Oder Arnold Lome Church Lawn

The Best Way to Treat a Chaperon

A satirical guide on handling a chaperon during courtship. It suggests keeping her comfortable, safe, and even dismissive of her feelings, with dark humor about elaborate escape plans and parental exposure. The tone mocks social norms and uses extreme scenarios and lines about mockery of restraint.

Cottonseed Meal and Butter Composition Note

The article notes that cottonseed meal tends to produce a hard butter, with small feed amounts possibly used for this effect. It explains crude cottonseed oil contains vegetable stearin, separated during refining, whose high melting fatty acids resemble those in hard butter. It contrasts corn oil, which lacks stearin, with linseed oil whose fatty acids remain liquid well below freezing.

Germantown Items Hay and harvest notes and visits

Local notes report hay making soon, harvest time approaching, and residents like William Parker and Robert Warren in the area. Visitors include Percy Ring and family, Ed Clink and wife, and Mr and Mrs Myers from Niles Michigan. A.J. Parker adds a barn addition and frame was raised last Saturday.

A.J. Parker

Social visitors and holiday hours in local area

The report notes guests from Claypool Marion Men tone and Bloomington at various homes including the Yotter and Jontz families. It mentions Mary Lina Law and Gladys Law rence visiting from Claypool as well as Frank Summe from Mentone and Dr Grubb from Marion with family. The Stickel home hosts Will Ebert and Chester Jontz families. The meat market will stay open until nine o clock on July 4. Ed Adams of DeLong visits J R Norman home and W S Harvey and wife come from Indianapolis to see Getty families.

Local Notes and Visits From Elkhart to Logansport

Community tidbits move through Elkhart War-saw and South Bend areas with visits from Mrs. Hollie Hill and daughter to G A Brush home plus J J Batcock and James Sundy in from Elk Hart and Warsaw. Lumber orders urged to Claypool firm with guaranteed quality and prompt quotes. Various locals from North Manchester Chicago and Los Angeles are noted visiting Myrtle-Glenn park and family homes.

Marion Adams Lew Neighbour George Bender Ad Urschel North Manchester Hipp Chicago Wilson Los Angles California Myrtle-Glenn Park

Freshman Learns From President Over Dinner Football Discussion

A college president entertained a freshman at dinner and spoke with deep knowledge of football. The student was impressed by the president's earnest, almost academic treatment of the game. He remarked that the conversation proved everyone holds something to teach.

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Miss Howell Discusses Father’s Support Amid Pain

Miss Howell explains her father, though an invalid, takes a deep interest in her musical education and encourages practice at home even in great pain. Miss Cutting adds that one pain can be forgotten by a greater one, according to Catholic Standard and Times.

Miss Howell Miss Cutting Ogne

Eternal feminine last word in a letter

A brief, witty dialogue snippet centers on Marjorie and Madge debating why Madge replies to a letter. Marjorie argues it’s the only way to have the final say, while Madge hints at deeper motive and resolve.

Madge Marjorie

The Peddler Star Joe Welch Faces Off A Street Vendor

An excerpt notes Joe Welch in The Peddler with a peculiar temper that prevents him from shooing away street pedlars. He snaps when a Yiddish seller provokes him, warning of calling a policeman. The scene emphasizes his fragile balance between civility and irritation.

Joe Welch Jooe Wenden Joe

Magazine Subscription Agency Seeks Readers at Silver Lake

Brush and Hanson of the RecoupD office in Silver Lake announce they are an authorized subscription agency. They can accept subscriptions to any magazine and offer savings. They invite readers to request a catalog of Stoney Saving Magazine Clubs.

Recorpd Brush & Hanson Recoupd Silver Lake

Enrollment Notice for Paper Subscription

A notice invites readers to enroll by mail with the paper sent to their address for $1 per year. The message emphasizes joining and receiving a yearly subscription through postal delivery.

Notaries Brush and Hanson Open at Record Office

George B. Brush and Charles C. Hanson announce their presence at the Record Office during business hours for all notary work. They invite clients to visit for authentication certificates, sworn statements, and related services.

George B. Brush Charles C . Hanson Notaries

Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment Promises Relief

A Bath Illinois resident testifies after twenty five years of eczema that Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment cured his skin for good. The Pfeiffer Chemical Company markets the physician formula ointment for 50 cents nationwide by druggists or mail order from Philadelphia and St Louis.

Also Mentioned on This Page

TIE Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors Indiana Ind New York Boston Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River Adirondack Mountains New England Downings F. M. Downing Claypool, Ind Rev. Wright The Brethren Church Aaron Arnold Warsaw Brandenburg Home H. G. Groninger William Aker Pierceton Eva McHatten Allison Swick S. E. Aker State of Ohio City of Lucas County Artie Carr Roy Carr Ernest Samuel Chuck Home Georgie Hill Georgia Marcelia Heber Elsie Cauffman Delphia Johnston Bessie Carr Milared Aker Henry Kreiter George Beigh Katie Baker Samuel Rhoades Dora Rhodes Sidney Ell Smith Mike Cauffman Willie Shull Lawrence Beigh Edward Baker Edward Cauffman Columbia City Sarah Garman James Shoemaker Hammond James Reinhart James Beigh Hazel and Grace Wer Samuel Metzger Ralph Kelly Russel Will Bow Ser Kenneth Laveys J. Lavey City Hall Manchester the Farmers Bank Crofi Germantown William Parker Robert Warren al Scoles Uaypool Percy Ring Ed Clink Taylor George Bouse Johnston Harris Mrs. Myers Niles, Mich C. M. Regenes Mary Lina Gladys Lawrence Claypool Frank Summe Mentone Dr. Grubb Marion Elmer Summe H. G. Jontz James Kendallville Keith Yotter Bernard Yotter Ethel Jontz M. D. Yotter Will Ebert Chester Jontz Stickel F. J. Alsprucgh Ed Adams DeLong J. R. Norman W. S. Harvey and Wife Indianapolis Getty Fletcher Hollie Hill Dorothy Hill Elkhart G. A. Brush James Sundy J.J. Batcock J. C. Hay Home Walter Homman J. B. Stutman Wabash Scott Pontius Lucinda Deweese Claypool Lumber & Coal Co C. C. Norman Robert Logansport J.R. Norman H. B. Regenus Giean Tullis North Planchester North American Brush& Hanson Agency Rager & Jantz McCall’s Magazine And McCall Patterns McCall’s McCall's Magazine McCall W. 37Th St Cit Substand
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