Vindicator Editor Faces Scrutiny Over Efficacy
The Rutherfordton Vindicator editor is under critique amid questions about editorial efficacy and leadership, with concerns raised about the paper’s direction and influence in the community.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
8
The Rutherfordton Vindicator editor is under critique amid questions about editorial efficacy and leadership, with concerns raised about the paper’s direction and influence in the community.
A Peters burg baker recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with bad and whooping coughs. He says it gave perfect satisfaction and was chosen because it contains no opium or dangerous drugs. Sold by Chas. Ruger.
Tickets sold for Big Four Train No 21 every Sunday to all stations on the line with same day round trip at one fare. Train leaves Warsaw 5 15 a m Claypool 5 38 a m Silver Lake 5 35 a m No return arrives Silver Lake Claypool 8 53 p m.
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The article notes waiters pressuring diners for tips with a covert glass passed after meals, turning tipping from gratuity to a charge. It contrasts refined spots like Sherry’s and Delmonico’s with many others, then drifts to London taverns and aging tanning districts as it wanders through historical and urban observations.
A fragmented note recalls a proposed Kipling collection titled Forty five Mornings after Plain Tales From the Hills. It describes the manuscript printed and bound but never released with famed authors reading it and Kipling replying that it did not exist.
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