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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
The editorial mocks political parties for preferring hatracks to platforms while gate receipts remain small. It critiques party finances and public support, implying a lack of substantive policy focus.
The question contrasts whether the egg's timing matters before or after the price, emphasizing that price takes priority in the discussion. It frames a sequence concern over which detail leads in consideration.
A witty remark urges men to find morale in virtue if clothing costs keep rising, suggesting inner qualities as a substitute for fashion.
The Interchurch World Movement unites Protestant boards across North America to coordinate resources. It preserves board autonomy while creating a world budget and cooperative fundraising to reduce duplication and waste. The plan follows the forward movements and seeks to base church finance on sound business foundations.
Mrs Luda Homman returns from Fort Wayne after visiting several days while James Smith from Atwood visits relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Hugo Gemmer attend a Huntington funeral. Mrs Armey and family visit Rhodes property then plan to return to Huntington. J B Norman travels to Muncie to join his ill wife. Goodyear Goodrich tires advertised. Goodyear advertising and local garage notices included.
CENTER Mrs John Ayers suffers rheumatism. The Center Aid society spent last Thursday at the A F Price home. Mr and Mrs Albert Beber visited 4 Packerton last Sunday. Miss Jennie Swick, employed in Akron, spent Sunday with her parents west of here. Ed Clink and family of northwest of here spent Sunday in Claypool with Rev and Mrs Hutchings. Only a few sickness cases locally. no Sunday school last week but hopes for a session next Sunday. Warm weather brings planning for spring work and fence repairs as fields dry for plowing.
Laura actions for divorce against Dolph H. Ploughe filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court. Defendant identified as non resident. required appearance by April term 1920 with final answer by May 8 1920 at Warsaw Court House.
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