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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
Advertisement style notice for The Record Pub Co owners Brush and Hanson, with postal handling in Silver Lake Indiana and a one dollar fee noted. The fragment emphasizes ownership and distribution terms.
A reflective piece urges happiness and kindness over grief. It suggests a kind word brightens life and cites listening to birds as a simple, uplifting practice.
The farmer who hoped for a dollar a bushel for his potatoes last winter is now seeking any buyer at any price. His stockpile is sprouting and rotting in the cellar as he scrambles to shed the crop.
The text warns that trouble rarely comes alone and interferes with others. It notes that starting something invites consequences and anger, creating lasting sore spots that are hard to heal.
How to salvage a burned cake by grating off the dark edges or sanding the surface to reveal a smooth layer for icing. Handle gently and cool fully to avoid crumbling, then ice the browned sides and edges as needed.
Ray Ferree from Manchester visited last Sunday with his people Ernest Beeber called on Salem guests. George Eikenberg with three Roann men was in town briefly Sunday. Gladys Haney visited Peru for a few days at Clarence Vangilder home. UD B church service next Sunday moved to morning at 2 30 p m. Luda Deaton of Sidney visited here with grandparents Milton Ball. Mrs D D Myers of Leesburg stayed at John Craig home. Mrs D W Presley returned to Lawrence after visiting J C Craig home. E M Snoke and family visited his parents P W Snoke north west of here. Jessie Ferree returned to South Bend to resume studies after week here. North Manchester and Claypool people attended high school commencement Thursday. Harvey Halderman resigned from Elkhart restaurant, will work hay baling with brother. M M Rager of Goshen visiting his people. road man for Goshen Mfg Co. Esther Wilson returned from winter with granddaughter in Grandview Ill and will stay here. Harve Geiger left for Milford. plans to return next winter. Spectacles sale promoted at Crown Hotel May 14 by M B Koouse. Wilbur Miller left for Newville North Dakota after high school. friends wish him success. Roy Burdge returned from Terre Haute for a few days with parents. works in undertaker business and notes busy months ahead.
Rubinstein noted that Bar num's circus trailed his concert itinerary as he traveled the United States on tour. He recalled a single occasion where the circus matched the route almost exactly, illustrating the odd overlap between travel schedules and performance circuits.
A witness recalls a dramatic scene where a woman bursts out laughing and begs not to be returned to her uncle. After a pause, the observer hugs her and flatters her courage, calling her a jim dandy.
A customs inspector recalls a London fraud tale where an American inspector goes undercover to uncover a duty–free jewelry scheme. The plan ends with a quick marriage to Hicks the jeweler’s niece Emily Robinson and a fortune in diamonds. A Southern judge narrates a counterfeit money caper where a lawyer doubles his fee after banks accept questionable bills. Five twenty dollar notes vanish to a treasury payoff.
The Record Office hosts notaries during business hours with staff available for any line of work. Visit for legal documents, filings, and authentication services as they operate in regular hours.
A lively girl named Susie is described climbing trees fences and ditches and getting minor injuries. Her mother applies Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and she recovers quickly. The advertisement claims it heals boils ulcers eczema old sores corns or piles. 25 cents at Ragers.
A large collection of penny post cards is stored at the Recorp office. The archive appears cataloged with many small cards likely from historical mail or trade sets.
Handy tips explain how to prevent eyeglasses from steaming or fogging in cold, moist conditions. Clear instructions cover adjusting ventilation and using anti fog methods to improve visibility.
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming internal action through blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions testimonials and a price of 75 cents per bottle, urging readers to buy via a generic sales approach.
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