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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
3
Dick confronts Wayne after a heated quarrel ending in a punch that leaves Wayne bruised. Rhoda defends Wayne’s kindness while Dick warns her of Wayne’s true intentions. Wayne’s temper cools as gossip spreads at the singing class and the pair’s rivalry deepens.
A recount of Monsieur Foa's note on lions fearing African wolves and a detailed explanation of artillery projectiles. It covers muzzle and breech loading, copper gas checks, casting processes, and shell types including armor piercing, common shell, shrapnel, and case shots with their uses and limitations.
An old farmer hesitates to bid on a buggy robe at a country store auction. The auctioneer pushes a 10 cent bid and the man explains he never buys dry goods unless his wife approves. He fears the robe will be deemed a poor value by his wife who would mock his purchase.
Solomon Buffler and a accomplice were convicted of burglary in a jeweler’s shop. Buffler reportedly hid two diamond rings during police searches. He allegedly passed one to his wife by placing it in her mouth during a kiss, while the other remained under his tongue until a court exposed him.
The Indianapolis Press notes common mispronunciations with examples such as Lares Layrees Origes Or-jiz and Plenipotentiary. guidance includes Valet Lexicographers prefer Val-et though Val-a is common. Other entries cover Feeit not Fees-it and Yeast Yeest. Zanzibar Zan-zib-ar. Giuseppe Joo-sepp-pay. Irascible I-ras-ib-le. Provost Prov-ost. Wor cester insists on a second pronunciation.
A Washington pastor, upon leaving his study behind the church, asked a girl friend what a stranger said. She replied that the man only sought to know if Dr. C was the preacher, and she answered with dignity that the pastor was the present encumbrance.
Paris newspapers rise by about 100 more titles than a year earlier, reflecting a burst in local periodical publishing and new titles across the city.
A solitary fisherman spins a lively tale by the water, weaving humor and memory into a memorable hour. Neighbors stop to listen as the tale stretches along the shoreline and ends with a wink.
A portrait of Mrs Piet Joubert wife of the late Boer leader, famed for courage and devotion in the Transvaal campaigns. She aided at Majuba Hill and in Kaffir wars, guiding and nursing, and is second only to Mrs Kruger in esteem among South African women.
A dramatic illustration shows the Boer method of killing cattle for food with precise brain shots and skilled long range hunting. The piece notes Boers can shoot a deer at a thousand yards while on horseback and that younger Boers may lag behind elders but are still formidable marksmen amid South African conflict. It concludes with a moral comparing steering a ship to the helm of a soul.
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