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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
5
A jumble of weather remarks and ads notes daily life topics. Lightning damage to barns and a lightning strike at Ball's house are noted along with local visits and upcoming openings. Local officials and court cases are referenced with community happenings and consumer notices.
A collage of local items includes buyers seeking farms at auction, travel to preach in Elkhart and Goshen, visits by residents to Rochester and Huntington, elocution class notes, farm adages, egg sellers urged to read E Braude, a lost cane near the chi road, announcements of loans by John Isenberger, and social visits among area families.
A collection of fleeting mentions about residents and visitors including Edith, Regenos, Rosa Green, and Mrs J R Frame. The items cover horse names, music lessons, church events, gatherings at Claypool, visits by families, and casual observations of daily life.
Scol?s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is described as the means of life and enjoyment for thousands. It restores appetite when lacking, lifts the burden of food, and brings plumpness of health when flesh is lost. It helps those who work hard regain nourishment and strength.
Inventors provide gadgets to ease house chores and add charm to meals. A new vegetable slicer creates fancy cut vegetables and fruits such as squares rounds diamonds and ovals quickly, enabling attractive presentations of potatoes cucumbers radishes beets bananas and other items for more appealing luncheons.
Walter Bonewitz and June Mc Guire issued licenses. Seymour Crips and Carji Strayer also licensed. The notices list multiple couples authorized for marriage.
E G Richards, a merchant near Fort Wayne, was killed in a singular incident while watching a Pennsylvania Central train pass. A stone from the section of the train struck him instantly, ten feet away.
Ezra Speke, long assigned to Company D 35th U S Volunteers, arrives back in Silver after two years serving in the Philipslands area. He reports satisfaction with his service and the Telands.
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