Soon the garden making and Easter ahead
A fragmented, era style note lists three weeks until Easter, school closings for summer vacation on April 7, and seasonal concerns about maple syrup, street cleanliness, and local concerns. It reads like a community miscellany with quips about dogs and mail order houses.
Sympathy Shift Toward Russians Sparks Debate on Fair Fight
Commentators argue sympathy for the underdog is misplaced when the underdog is vastly outmatched. They say size and power dynamics should influence public sentiment rather than perceived virtue.
Local youngsters test fishing prowess at the lake
On Saturday several small boys were seen carrying fishpoles toward the lake. It is unclear if they landed any fish, but their efforts suggest they contributed to a possible large catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proudy
J. M. Crain
Wabash
Washington
No-fret Advice on Benefit to Humanity and Divine Love
The passage urges steady action to help humanity and warns against seeking favor from God through temptation. It asserts the Father’s love comes from loving all His children and doing good regardless of past misdeeds.
Local pride urges citizens to showcase town resources
A call urges residents to promote and develop their own town by highlighting its natural resources and beauty. The appeal emphasizes community effort by all ages to improve the locale and attract interest.
Burgh Citizens Urged to Beautify Public Spaces
A public exhortation urges residents to take an interest in beautifying the burgh. It calls for immediate action for the public good and a zest for life, encouraging people to contribute to community improvement without complaint.
Northern Indiana Teachers Assn Chooses Chicago Meeting Site
The Northern Indiana Teachers Association sets its annual meeting in Chicago for April 6 to 8. County teachers approve the location though Wabash educators reportedly rebel, planning no attendance as the event occurs out of state.
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Chicago
Will Baldwin
Wabash
Indiana
Kuhlman CO
Dept. P Atlas Building
Good Old Spring Time Fashion and Household Life
A humorous portrait of spring arrival the tidy housewife in dated dress and chores. The piece evokes domestic rituals with worn hats, torn sleeves, polish on the nose, and the home economy awakening as farming and household duties resume.
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Tom
Mable
Bill & Co
Dr King’s new discovery for consumption and coughs
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama writes that after illness with pneumonia under two doctors care he found relief with Dr King’s new discovery. He credits the first dose with relief and one bottle cured him. It is advertised as a sure cure for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds priced 50 cents and 1 with trial bottles free at Corner Drug Store.
Eggs Barred Rocks from healthy stock at home
Prolific Barred Rocks eggs available from large, healthy stock. Eggs sell for 3 cents each. Available at home residence three quarters of a mile east of Rose Hill. H. E. Weaver, Silver Lake, Indiana.
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Rose Hill
Reward Offer for Detecting Opium in Dr Miles Remedies
A five thousand dollar reward is offered for finding even one atom of opium chloral morphine cocaine ether or chloroform in any Dr Miles remedy sold in the open market. The claim cites fraud by competitors and cites testimonials crediting Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Walker
RF. D
Salem
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Local News and Personal Mention Request
Community column seeks local news from Silver Lake and surrounding area. Teachers ministers and physicians are urged to notify the office of all reports and announcements including accidents and events of local interest.
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Silver Lake
Five Days Left in School and Local News Notes
Local items from Claypool and nearby towns list daily happenings. Mentions include Dr. Haworth from Claypool, Miss Mable Martindale in Warsaw, farm and business visits, wallpaper and wall decor ads, and various residents dining, shopping, and traveling.
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Mable Martindale
Warsaw
The Colonels Waterloo Ends in Cure With Bitters
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney and liver troubles after failed medical care. He calls them the best medicine on earth in a letter. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Zimmerman the druggist at 50 cents a bottle.
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John M. Fuller
Honeygrove
Texas
Althou
Zimmerman
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