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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
4
A short catalog line advertising subscription options and single-copy availability for a newspaper offer. It notes options for paying a year ahead or six months and mentions single copies.
A terse aphorism from an 1905 issue notes that quiet speech masks cruelty, using a provocative line about character in a brief, reflective item.
The piece urges immediate action to seize opportunities and perform kindness and duty today, warning against postponing good deeds for a doubtful future. It emphasizes that tomorrow never arrives and today is the proper time to act.
A described device uses a gun that fires drug loaded quills to tranquilize a runaway horse. The driver withdraws the gun and releases the animal, which becomes calm within two minutes and stays sedated for about ten minutes.
The fragment suggests a figure named Emell lingering in the aftermath of a car crash, with an implied outcome that the world will restore calm. The text hints at a philosophical or prophetic tone rather than concrete events or data.
One hundred twenty young women won farming homesteads in a South Dakota land opening and a marriage rush follows. Men from across the country seek brides, many as college graduates from the east, proving higher education does not deter matrimony.
Reports show milk and meat inspections before selling in Elkhart. Fulton County to gain free rural delivery by 1906. Warsaw Goshen electric line construction speeds ahead with many workers. A $68,000 damage suit filed by Benjamin E. Wallace of Peru against Grand Trunk Western Railroad recalls the Durand Michigan wreck of 1903. Col Isaac Brown of Rochester to lecture on birds bees and nature at Winona assembly after a summer there.
An appeal invites the general public and veterans to gather at Wiltrout's Hall on Friday evening to organize a Decoration Day program. The notice emphasizes honoring old soldiers and coordinating community efforts.
Miss Anna Huffman offers dress making services and occupies rooms with Mrs. Jane Warren in the former Dulany property inviting those needing work in the trade to call on her.
A historical note explains a prior law letting neighbors claim chickens ducks or turkeys that roam freely. It states owners must keep fowl confined and that if poultry trespasses onto a neighbor property the neighbor may kill the bird and take it as their own without legal recourse.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm eases rheumatism and sciatica pains rapidly. The liniment has surprised thousands with swift relief and is sold at the Corner Drug Store.
A 19th century guide explains muck and peat soils across Indiana and neighboring states. It details drainage as the first step, target water levels, and the pivotal role of potash and phosphoric acid for corn and onions. Field trials show potash boosts yields dramatically, with onion trials highlighting additional nitrogen needs.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits electric bitters with curing two years of kidney trouble and says they relieve pain suffering and anxiety. He reports benefits for general debility and nerve trouble and keeps them on hand as a guaranteed remedy from the druggist at 500
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church plans a 16th anniversary program next Sunday May 14 at 3 00 p m at the church. All leagues in the charge and other Town Young Peoples Societies are invited to attend and assist.
The Trustees of South Pleasant Cemetery urge every person with tomb stones at the head of graves to straighten them before Decoration Day by order of the committee.
Community farmers bring fresh produce to the New Cash Store for a seasonal sale. The event invites neighbors to stock up on fruits and vegetables while supporting local growers.
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