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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
2
A compact column lampoons modern life with remarks on aging cures, inflation, and politics. It notes Castro in Teneriffe, a New York taxi arrest, a tax on incomes over 3000, German studies on longevity, and odd curiosities from cities to farms, finishing with onion prices and coffins at sale.
St Louis police shift reforms grant the night force longer rest with an eight hour day effective this week.
A collage of provocative vignettes touching on morality in theater and media, symbolism in fashion, gender roles, dentistry costs, aviation risk and inflation era quirks. Names and places are fragmentary, reflecting the era’s pulpish, mixed-topic style with satirical takes on society.
Clayton Sedgwick Cooper reports from Cairo praising Lord Kitchener as the driving force behind Egypt's modernization. The British official’s stern leadership, irrigation advances, education plans, and reform programs are credited with stabilizing the country and winning Egyptian confidence, while nationalist agitation wanes.
Park officials plan to place a mirror in the lion's cage to comfort Columbus the male lion after the loss of his mate. The reflection of a neighboring leopard will be seen as a new companion to ease his grief.
A parcel post package containing a dozen live leeches is held by the Middletown post office for lack of a proper address. The item was deposited on Saturday and bears only the designation N. Y.
The movement led by Mrs. Isaac L. Rice to suppress unnecessary noise has expanded from New York eight years ago to Germany and England. It highlights hospital and school zone regulations, the saner Fourth of July, and reduced tugboat whistles along the Hudson, with support from notable figures and local governments.
A devotional study on Genesis chapters 39 and 40 where Joseph, sold to Potiphar, preserves integrity under temptation. The lesson contrasts his faithful service, interpretive dreams for the chief butler and baker, and God’s providence guiding his rise from slavery to leadership.
Mrs Peterson urged her son Christ to marry before death. He delayed until her burial. Miss Hannah Jensen consented and they wed at the funeral, with Rev William Steinmeyer officiating. The couple joined mourners for burial and paused their first trip as husband and wife.
Jersey City auction to sell a bale of wigs seized by customs in Hoboken. The United States government advertises a sale at the Jersey City post office with wigs of many colors and styles.
This fashion note describes plain fitted drawers with center seams and dart shaping, trimmed with lace or insertion, using nainsook cambric muslin or wash silk. Pattern 6198 comes in sizes 22 26 and 30 inches, requires 2 1/2 yards of 27 inch material, 1 1/2 yards edging, 1 54 yards beading, and 3 yards ribbon. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.
The waist pattern 6168 offers a back-closing design with body lining and optional long or short sleeves. Sized 34 to 42 inches, it requires 23¾ yards of 36 inch fabric and 1 yard of 36 inch lining plus 1¼ yards of 22 inch all over. Send 0 cents to Pattern Department for the pattern.
The piece recalls an old fashioned hog killing and discusses "greasy domesticity" as coined by George Creel. A neighbor chats via the party line about lard preparation while the author notes fish survive Siberian winter ice and revive when melt occurs in spring.
A fragment notes a moment when a man contemplates a bold act or decision. The text hints at inner resolve and a turning point, suggesting a theme of perseverance against hesitation. No clear names or events are established in the readable portion.
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