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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
Sunday worship alternates with other Sundays at 10 30 a m with prayer meeting Tuesday evenings and Sunday School at 9 30 am Epworth League devotional meeting 300 pm all welcome Pastor ELE Wericat. Associated Brethren meet Sundays at 00 not clear.
Sevan Lake Lodge 576 1.0.C.F. meets Fridays with visitors welcomed led by James Harter secretary. Review Lodge 161 K of P meets Mondays with visiting members welcomed led by W. E. Wood C C and J. D. Lee Cline K of R. & 8.
The London Chronicle notes a writer’s joke about negatives and rare words. It suggests simplifying language by using seldom to replace complex double negatives and echoes how repetition can complicate meaning.
Emery from the island of Naxos in the eastern Mediterranean has been exported for two centuries. The north east beds yield the material which is too hard to dig or blast. Workers burn great fires around blocks, then use levers to crack and pry them apart. The process continues until blocks shrink to masses of a cubic foot or less for shipment as coal.
A collage of notices and brief items from the Record office including sales, subscriptions, and local visits. Mentions Downing of Claypool delivering Easter Post Cards, a public sale by T. McClure, new post cards at the Record office, and various local residents visiting Warsaw, San Antonio plans, and upcoming subscriptions.
Mrs A D Homman was called to her son Harvey Homman’s home in Argos for the serious illness of his daughter with lung fever. Harvey Leighty of near Warsaw visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Hugh Bowen west of town over Sunday. News items requested for the Record office.
Rev. BE E Wright will preach his last sermon for the conference year next Sunday morning. Parishioners are urging his return for next year and the congregation hopes he may be retained.
Mrs J L Zimmi visited Warsaw relatives Monday and Tuesday. Miss Ruth Burt spent Wednesday night in Warsaw with her brother Lloyd Burt and wife. Orel Green moved north east of Packerton with family to the Meek farm south of town Monday. Post cards of ill Binds at all prices at the RECORD office. Jacob Rager is much improved after a week of illness. Elmer Summe sick with measles all week. Miss Kelvie Sands left for Chicago after a two week visit with Samuel Robinson. Claypool Lumber & Coal Co stocks sewer tile and linings red brick cement brick fire brick and fire clay.
An incomplete quotation discusses the makeup of a 150 pound man and mentions eggs and gas, with garbled attribution to a chemist and a Pyese of fragment. The text ends mid sentence, unclear context, and lacks verifiable details or a coherent event.
The Dukes of Atholl and heirs keep a quaint tradition in Blaircastle where the bridegroom carries the bride across the threshold. This custom, noted by London Lady's Realm, stems from an ancient belief that a bride should not walk into the home for the first time.
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